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Motor Design, Electrical Equipment Design
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Motor Design, Electrical Equipment Design

Motor Design for Various Project Like: Process Plant, Power Plant, Chemical Plant, etc.
Created byRajendra Singh
Last updated 10/2021
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Overview of Motor Design
  • Purpose of Selection
  • Important Codes & Standards
  • Types of Motor
  • Motor Design: General Requirements
  • Motor Enclosure
  • Stator Design & Rotor Design
  • Terminal Box
  • Auxiliaries
  • Pre & Post Order Stage Documents
  • Motor Design Calculation

Course content

2 sections • 9 lectures • 1h 24m total length

  • Introduction & Purpose of Selection2:13

    Select motors that perfectly fit the intended purpose, avoiding oversized or undersized, to ensure reliability, safety, low failure rate, and long operating life in oil, gas, chemical, and power industries.

  • Important Codes & Standards4:34

    Identify the key codes and standards for motor selection and design, including energy efficient motors, hazardous area location, and explosion-protection requirements under IEC standards.

  • Types of Motor & Motor Design: General Requirements6:15

    Learn the general requirements for motor design types and continuous operation, including voltage and frequency tolerance, design bases, customer concurrence, and insulation considerations for inverter-driven motors.

  • Motor Enclosure7:08

    Design the motor enclosure and mounting to accommodate stagger windings and rotor, select IS-standard frame sizes, and apply appropriate cooling configurations, including IP65 and CCW options.

  • Stator Design & Rotor Design5:43

    Explore stator design for three-phase motors with six leads to the terminal box, winding installation, and insulation choices, plus rotor design featuring a squirrel cage and dynamic balancing.

  • Terminal Box9:07

    Design terminal boxes with separate boxes for cable connections to prevent shorting and phase issues. Choose heavy-duty double compression lugs, flame-proof options, and mounting to ensure safe, interchangeable motor terminations.

  • Auxiliaries11:06

    Learn how to specify and select auxiliary motors for mobility projects, aligning customer requirements with power, enclosure, and environmental conditions, while adhering to standards, vibration limits, and auditing.

  • Pre & Post Order Stage Documents11:24

    Review pre-order stage documents, scrutinize vendor technical offers, and conduct technical queries and evaluations against IEC standards, tolerances, and drawings to select the best motor design package.

Requirements

  • Engineer should be from Electrical Background
  • Scientific Calculator Required for Calculation
  • MS Excel for Making the datasheet / Equipment Specification

Description

What is Motor?

  1. The motor is such an electric device that transforms electric power into mechanical power.

  2. The working of these motors depends on the interaction of the field at the stator with the flux generated by the current armature windings at the rotor.

  3. The input to the motor can be provided according to their types if they are dc motor then input will be provided with the battery, rectifiers and if the motor is ac then its input will come from the ac power source, inverter, and ac generator

  4. Classifications of motors can according to input supply like AC or DC source, with that it can be classified with their internal structure, practical implementations, etc.

  5. With AC or DC motors, there are other types of electrical motors like: single-phase motor, 2 phase motor, 3 phase motor, etc.

  6. Less rating motors used in industries or in our homes for converting mechanical power into electrical power.

  7. While high rating motors almost hundred MW used in shipping propulsion, and in pump storage applications.

  8. Some motors are installed in different fans, pumping devices, drill machines, or some other devices like electric watches.

What will you learn?

  1. Overview of Motor Design

  2. Purpose of Selection

  3. Important Codes & Standards

  4. Types of Motor

  5. Motor Design: General Requirements

  6. Motor Enclosure

  7. Stator Design

  8. Rotor Design

  9. Terminal Box

  10. Auxiliaries

  11. Pre Order Stage Documents

  12. Post Order Stage Documents

  13. Motor Design Calculation

Who this course is for:

  • Degree or Diploma in Electrical Engineering

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