FRAMES AND HP RELATIONSHIP OF MOTORS
FRAMES AND HP RELATIONSHIP OF MOTORS
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Somebody can indicate me a web page for information of relationship between Frames Sizes and Horsepower to electric motors? Thanks.
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Somebody can indicate me a web page for information of relationship between Frames Sizes and Horsepower to electric motors? Thanks.
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RE: FRAMES AND HP RELATIONSHIP OF MOTORS
One possibility would be "NEMA" frame sizes. An example would be:
http://www.conweb.com/tblefile/rerate.shtml
RE: FRAMES AND HP RELATIONSHIP OF MOTORS
RE: FRAMES AND HP RELATIONSHIP OF MOTORS
I do not know if a similar exists for IEC.
RE: FRAMES AND HP RELATIONSHIP OF MOTORS
I'm not sure if this is the same as you are referring to, but EASA's (Electrical Apparatus Service Association) Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbook has both NEMA and IEC tables. You can get them free or you can by them from EASA.
http://www.easa.com/product/ebk_0604.pdf
RE: FRAMES AND HP RELATIONSHIP OF MOTORS
We are long since due for another rerate but there is such a huge installed base that noone wants it. The technology has advanced to such an extent that, for example, Reliance, in their RPM-AC motor line which uses the best of everything and does not comform to NEMA, has 100hp in a 256T frame! and 1000hp in a 449T frame.
Anyway, yes, the handbooks you mention are the correct ones.