Cleaning large motors in-place
Cleaning large motors in-place
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Does anyone have experience with trying to clean end-windings of large horiztal motors in-place?
We have not had good luck trying to use spray solvents. (Our partial discharge levels increased afterwards...indicating we probably concentrated a lot of the dirt toward the bottom of the end-winding)
I've heard a little bit about new methods like CO2, ultasonic... but not sure if they are adaptable to field cleaning.
Any thoughts?
We have not had good luck trying to use spray solvents. (Our partial discharge levels increased afterwards...indicating we probably concentrated a lot of the dirt toward the bottom of the end-winding)
I've heard a little bit about new methods like CO2, ultasonic... but not sure if they are adaptable to field cleaning.
Any thoughts?





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