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Motors plugging

Plugging By changing any two of the phases the motor will develop a torque in the reverse direction and provide the necessary braking. The voltage across... [Pg.154]

Therefore the heat of the motor during plugging is three times that of during a normal start. Stator heat and thus the total motor heat is a function of the rotor heat (see also Section 2.7.1). Such a method is therefore not suitable for larger motors or for frequent brakings. [Pg.155]

AC4 - Stringent inductive. switching, such as the switching of a squirrel cage motor with inching and plugging operations (Section 6.20.1(B))... [Pg.317]

In canned pumps the rotor (the moving part of the electric motor) is immersed in the process liquid the stator (the fixed part of the electric motor) is separated from the rotor by a stainless steel can. If there is a hole in the can, process liquid can get into the stator compartment. A pressure relief plug is therefore fitted to the compartment and should be used before the compartment is opened for work on the stator. One day, an operator opened the pump without using the pressure relief plug. There was a hole in the can which had caused a pressure build-up in the stator compartment. When the cover was unbolted, it was blown off and hit a scaffold 6 feet above. On the way up it hit a man on the knee and the escaping vapor caused eye irritation. The worker was not familiar with canned pumps and did not realize that the pressure relief plug should be used before opening the compartment. [Pg.129]

BHA — Change bottom hole assembly DMF — Down hole motor failure DSF — Drill string failure DST — Drill stem test DTF — Down hole tool failure LOG — Run logs CM — Condition mud CP — Core point DP — Drill plug FM — Formation change... [Pg.781]

First find the two wires in the rocket tail section which disappear through a plastic plug into the rocket motor. (In the current model of the 3.5, these are the two wires covered with clear plastic.)... [Pg.52]

To prepare the rocket for nonelectric launching, first remove the plastic plug (previously referred to) which blocks the motor vent tube by prying loose with the pointed handle of crimpers. [Pg.54]

Besides fuel-cell (electric) vehicles (FCV), there are other vehicle concepts under development, which are also based on electric drives ranked by increasing battery involvement in the propulsion system, and thus extended battery driving range, these are hybrid-electric vehicles (HEV), plug-in hybrid-electric vehicles (PHEV) - which both incorporate an ICE - and, finally, pure battery-electric vehicles (BEV), without an ICE. While electric mobility in its broadest sense refers to all electric-drive vehicles, that is, vehicles with an electric-drive motor powered by batteries, a fuel cell, or a hybrid drive train, the focus in this chapter is on (primarily) battery-driven vehicles, i.e., BEV and PHEV, simply referred to as electric vehicles in the following. [Pg.231]

Figure 1. Sketch of the hydrostatic balance densitometer— A) magnetic stirrer (B) glass float (C) stirring motor (D) constant temperature bath (E) nickel thermometer (F) lucite plug (G) sample container (H) nylon wire (1) suspension hook (]) Mettler H20 balance (33)... Figure 1. Sketch of the hydrostatic balance densitometer— A) magnetic stirrer (B) glass float (C) stirring motor (D) constant temperature bath (E) nickel thermometer (F) lucite plug (G) sample container (H) nylon wire (1) suspension hook (]) Mettler H20 balance (33)...

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