Electrical cable & wire Copper & ALuminum Wire

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Distribution Transformer

Jaotustrafo on seade, mida kasutatakse elektrisüsteemides elektrienergia ülekande ja jaotamise ajal energia tõhusa ülekande ja jaotamise saavutamiseks elektrienergia pingetaseme muundamiseks

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Power Transformer

A power transformer is a type of transformer used in power systems, mainly for changing the voltage level of alternating current. It is a key component in the power system for transmission, distribution and...

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What is the role of air gap flux in a motor?

Air gaps are one of the main issues in the design of electric motors. Electromagnetic devices have magnetic circuits that contain low-resistance materials (e.g., iron), which minimizes the amount of electrical energy required to...

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How to reduce the likelihood of motor overheating

With regard to heat inside the motor, you cannot measure it by the external temperature of the motor; the design temperature ratings in the technical specifications relate to the hottest areas within the motor windings, not to the amount of heat transfer to the motor’s external surfaces.

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What are the ways to optimize structure-borne and air-borne noise in motors?

Motion vibrations occurring in a motor are propagated from the motor surface as airborne noise, and at the shaft and the motor’s fixed base as structure-borne noise, which to some extent is transformed into airborne noise for further propagation into the environment. In order to reduce the noise, a general approach is to interrupt the noise chain from the source to the transmission path to the ear, or to reduce the noise generation directly at the source. If this is not possible, one can at least try to make the noise pleasant or less objectionable.
Insulation and soundproofing
Sound barriers can be realized by sound insulation and vibration isolation. The insulation must be clearly distinguished from the damping layer, in which the vibration energy is converted into frictional heat. In solids, this frictional heat is caused by molecules or relatively large particles moving against each other in the body, but can also be caused by materials mounted on the outside of the device (e.g. foams, non-woven materials, elastomers) and exhibit a great deal of internal friction. In order for this material to also have a damping effect, it must be attached to the surface at the belly of the vibration wave. In other words, attached at the point where the vibration causes the greatest deformation of the material, this material is often referred to as an insulating material, and even if it is not insulating, it also acts as a damping agent.