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    Winding Shorted Turn-To-Turn Winding With Shorted Coil

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    Svetoslav Vlashki
    If an electric motor is subjected to improper operating conditions, it can damage the winding and reduce its lifespan. The document shows pictures of winding failures from various causes like overloading, locked rotors, voltage imbalances, and phase interruptions. These defects are due to incorrect usage rather than manufacturing issues, so they would not be covered under warranty.

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    Winding Shorted Turn-To-Turn Winding With Shorted Coil

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    Svetoslav Vlashki
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    If an electric motor is subjected to improper operating conditions, it can damage the winding and reduce its lifespan. The document shows pictures of winding failures from various causes like overloading, locked rotors, voltage imbalances, and phase interruptions. These defects are due to incorrect usage rather than manufacturing issues, so they would not be covered under warranty.

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    If an electric motor is subjected to improper operating conditions, it can damage the winding and reduce its lifespan. The document shows pictures of winding failures from various causes like overloading, locked rotors, voltage imbalances, and phase interruptions. These defects are due to incorrect usage rather than manufacturing issues, so they would not be covered under warranty.

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    Winding Shorted Turn-To-Turn Winding With Shorted Coil

    Uploaded by

    Svetoslav Vlashki
    If an electric motor is subjected to improper operating conditions, it can damage the winding and reduce its lifespan. The document shows pictures of winding failures from various causes like overloading, locked rotors, voltage imbalances, and phase interruptions. These defects are due to incorrect usage rather than manufacturing issues, so they would not be covered under warranty.

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    If an electric motor is subject to The pictures given below show The defects shown in pictures

    improper operating conditions, what can happen to the electric 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 are
    either electrical, mechanical or motor winding and it can help to originated from incorrect use.
    environmental, the winding life identify the causes for the Therefore, not considered as
    will be significantly reduced. failures so that preventative warranty.
    actions can be taken.

    1 WINDING SHORTED
    TURN-TO-TURN 2 WINDING WITH
    SHORTED COIL

    3 WINDING GROUNDED
    AT THE EDGE OF SLOT 4 WINDING GROUNDED
    AT THE SLOT

    5 SHORTED
    CONNECTION 6 WINDING DAMAGED
    DUE TO OVERLOAD

    7 DAMAGE CAUSED BY
    LOCKED ROTOR 8 WINDING DAMAGED
    BY VOLTAGE SURGE

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    9 WINDING SHORTED
    PHASE-TO-PHASE 10 WINDING SINGLE-
    PHASED (Y-connected)

    11 WINDING SINGLE-
    PHASED ( -connected) 12 PHASE DAMAGE DUE
    TO UNBALANCED
    SUPPLY VOLTAGE

    13 AUXILIARY
    DAMAGED
    COIL
    14 MAIN COIL DAMAGED
    Picture number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 9: Picture number 12:
    These pictures show insulation defects caused by The insulation burn out in one phase of the stator
    contaminants, abrasion or voltage fluctuation. winding can be a result of uneven voltage between
    phases. Uneven voltages are usually caused by
    Picture number 6: unbalanced loads in the power supply originated
    The complete insulation burning out on all phases by poor connections at motor terminals or by bad
    of the three-phase winding is caused by motor contact. 1% of voltage unbalance can cause a
    overload. Under or overvoltages cause the same current unbalance from 6% to 10%.
    type of failure.
    Picture number 13:
    Picture number 7: The auxiliary coil or starting burn out is normally
    The complete insulation burn out on all phases is caused by the non-opening of the centrifugal and
    normally caused by high currents in the stator stationary switch set where this coil remains
    winding due to locked rotor. This can also occur switched on longer than the specified time.
    due to excessive starts and reversions. Foreign bodies that might penetrate into the motor
    can cause this defect.
    Picture number 8:
    Insulation defects such as this are normally caused Picture number 14:
    by voltage peaks that often occur in the power An overload causes a complete insulation burn out
    circuit commutation, atmospheric discharge, of the single-phase winding main coil.
    semi-conductors power devices and capacitor Undervoltages, overvoltages or even when the
    discharge. auxiliary coil is not duly connected during the
    starting cause the same type of failure.
    Pictures number 10 and 11:
    The winding single-phase defect is a consequence
    of an interruption in one power supply phase. This
    defect is normally caused by a burnt fuse, open
    contactor, one power supply interrupted or poor
    connection.

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