Siemens AC High Low Voltage Motor ILE0001 Series

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part name	brand	model		Voltage	protection	cooling
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Siemens AC High Low Voltage Motor ILE0001 Series

Q: i was told by ford service that this was normal after 9 years when i purchased the car i was not informed of this what can i do about it: 50,000 seems like it's too soon for this stuff, but it's impossible to predict.

Q: The motor I'm talking about is the main large motor in the very bottom of the unit. The unit (which is in the basement) started making a loud humming/squeaky sound. I automatically knew it was probably bearings. I took off the lower panel after I shut it off and reached back there and turned the pulley and it is squeaky yet turns pretty easy. We sprayed some WD-40 on the center and turned it back on and there is no noise now.Is there a way to use a grease gun to grease the bearings normally? If so where would I look for it? Any other suggestions are very welcome!: Get a tube of lithum grease and just pop off the black end cap and use your finger to pack the bearings. Or look for a zute near the bearing housing. Zutes are for grease guns and looks like a clit with a bearing in the middle.

Q: AC servo motors generally choose synchronous or asynchronous?: This will be based on your purpose, such as CNC machine tools feed shaft, generally use AC synchronous servo motor, spindle general use AC asynchronous motor. The synchronous machine of the same power is more expensive than the asynchronous machine

Q: grounded motor last year and worked.grounded this year worked 3 days: Take your car in to have it looked at. There could be a problem with one of four things. A. Blower motor. B. Blower motor resistor. C. HVAC controls. or D. Electrical wiring.

Q: Whats the difference between induction motor and synchronous motor?: The basic difference between an induction motor and a synchronous AC motor with a permanent magnet rotor is that in the latter the rotating magnetic field of the stator will impose an electromagnetic torque on the magnetic field of the rotor causing it to move (about a shaft) and a steady rotation of the rotor is produced. It is called synchronous because at steady state the speed of the rotor is the same as the speed of the rotating magnetic field in the stator.

Q: What is ac motor? and what is dc motor? how it differentiate?: Alternate okorder /

Q: Hey I understand the basic concepts of a dc motor/ alternator and want to know how many turns and such can anyone help I am going to try to make it charge some batteries by wind: An alternator is not a DC motor - it is wound to produce alternating current (thus the name) which is rectified by diodes on the case to make DC. Winding a DC motor/generator is not a simple task requiring multiple segments and a commutator to collect the segments in detail. You would be much better off just buying one, perhaps used, than spending your time trying to build something with reliable bearings and speed.

Q: what are some things that use ac instead of dc electricity. Why do some things need ac and some need dc? Also, how are the currents changed to form ac or dc?thank you: That my friend is a big *** question. (I'll keep it simple) AC =Alternating Current so voltage goes 0v 110v 0v -110v around 60 times a second. DC=Direct Current so voltage goes 12v............ forever (or till your battery goes flat) First AC is far easier to generate, Even cars generate AC and convert it to DC. Cars use DC because you can store it in a battery, which in turn means you can use it to start your car. The sockets in your wall are AC most appliances that plug into the wall use AC, computers and electronics generally convert AC to DC because that's what electronic components need to work. Transformers need AC to work, (I wont go into why), and the transmission networks use very high voltages, like 110,000 volts, then convert it with transformers for use by the consumer AC motors are also far more simple and easier to produce. So most fridges, washers, dishwashers use AC for their motors. they may also convert some electricity to DC for the electronics. AC is converted to DC with a bridge rectifier, which is made up of diodes, which are essentially a one way valve for electricity. DC is generally used for low voltages and AC for higher because AC is easier to switch off than DC. When you switch something off it makes arcs (electrical spark), once an arc has started it is hard to stop, for example an arc might be capable of starting at 1mm but wont stop till the gap is 3mm. So with that, if a switch opens to 2mm a DC arc wont stop, but because AC passes through 0v 120 times a second the arc stops and cant start again. I'll leave it at. There is loads more to it, and some of what I have written is very simplified. If you're truly interested perhaps you should consider becoming an electrician

Q: Lets say for Airport applications what kind of Motors would be used to run the conveyors? for stop start conveyors used in sorting the baggage would they use DC motors? any idea of the type and power would be helpful. Also for the ones that would maybe be running a large conveyor line like the carousel where you collect your baggage? would that use AC or DC motors, and Im wondering what type and power?: An okorder /

Q: i have an old electrical blacksmith blower. the motor doesn't include a built in transformator. it just needs an it has an input of 3 Amp and 28 Volt.but i don't know if it's Alternating or Direct current.how do i test this?: I think we missed something here. The question is about a motor and all the answers are talking about a power supply. I don't know the answer, but checking for the voltage output of a motor just doesn't make sense.

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