Cooling Tower Motor
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Detail :This motor specially design for cooling tower.
Motor performance conforms to IS : 325.
The braking action is obtained without axial sliding of shaft and provided equal braking torque in both directions of rotations.
Mounting V1 shaft downward position Flange B-5 as per IS 2223
Motor relative humidity up to 90%.
Motor Insulation class B or F.
Working duty S1 (continue).
Motor this motor flange mounting with IP055 Degree of protection. Supply 415 ( ± 10 % voltage and frequency 50 Hz. (± 5%) combine ± 10% Motor available in 4, 6 & 8 pole. Oils fitted with Flange & Shaft so that can not reach water partial Inside a motor Winding. Bearings are double shielded (ZZ or 2 Rs) and pre-lubricated with high temp grease for good life of bearings.
Motor shaft is Mead by En-8 material. Shaft can be supplied with stainless steel material AISI-410 on customer Request an extra cost. Any other requirements Such as mounting special construction, bearing arrangement and supply voltage / Frequency can be given on request at extra cost.
Motor performance conforms to IS : 325.
The braking action is obtained without axial sliding of shaft and provided equal braking torque in both directions of rotations.
Mounting V1 shaft downward position Flange B-5 as per IS 2223
Motor relative humidity up to 90%.Motor Insulation class B or F.
Working duty S1 (continue).
Motor this motor flange mounting with IP055 Degree of protection. Supply 415 ( ± 10 % voltage and frequency 50 Hz. (± 5%) combine ± 10% Motor available in 4, 6 & 8 pole. Oils fitted with Flange & Shaft so that can not reach water partial Inside a motor Winding. Bearings are double shielded (ZZ or 2 Rs) and pre-lubricated with high temp grease for good life of bearings.
Motor shaft is Mead by En-8 material. Shaft can be supplied with stainless steel material AISI-410 on customer Request an extra cost. Any other requirements Such as mounting special construction, bearing arrangement and supply voltage / Frequency can be given on request at extra cost.
