• Siemens ILE0001 Series Motor System 1
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Siemens ILE0001 Series Motor

Siemens ILE0001 Series Motor

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Q: where is the blower motor(ac/heater) located? how do i replace it?
Behind and under the glove box.
Q: Why don't AC motors use commutators?
The principle of AC motor of DC motor is differentDC motor running by permanent magnet and coil production function to promote Miguel rotor, reversing to coil rotor 180 degrees (equivalent to the magnetic field direction 180 degrees) to maintain the current direction of the coil and the existing magnetic field to produce the correct momentAlternating current machines operate with rotating magnetic fields, rotating magnetic fields depend on the direction of the current, and alternating current has this property, so there is no need for commutatorHowever, this is not absolute, the DC motor can also use no commutator, AC can also use the commutator, and fixed rotor design relatedThe AC motor is used for excitation, that is, the magnetic field is provided to allow the coil to cut the magnetic field lines
Q: Soooo... my outside condensor fan has started making this LOUD squealing noise... its like the noise you hear sometimes when it starts up... but it doesn't stop, and gets louder and Louder..like grinding metal.. and it only happens in the winter time when it gets below 45 degrees (F) or so... it works perfectly fine in the summer... The fan spins good and come on fine.. its just the noise..... So what i'm trying to figure out is ... is it the Motor.... or the Fan blades... because the motor is spinning the blades just fine...and with my research i found that when bad fan blades get wet they make a squealing noise..so i thought maybe the same applys with the cold...... or is it the motor with some bad barrings or something... any help??...thanks
need to remove , and check for lose parts on blade, check bearings to see if any slap in bearings, if so replace, if old and bad blade, should replace motor with it.
Q: What is the best choice?AC motor , DC motor, or Capacitor Start motor? Thanks!
I prefer a DC motor. A rheostat can be used to control voltage/RPM speed and DC motors are more reliable.
Q: 230 volt motor jumpered for high volt operation but hooked up to 230 low..will it burnout?
For AC induction motors: If the jumpers connect stator windings in either a series (for high voltage) or parallel (for 230v) configuration, then the current will be 1/2 of normal and the motor will probably not burn out, but neither will it provide full torque/full power for the system. For other types of motors, or If there is some other kind of winding system different for high voltage vs. 230 v, then there is no telling what might happen to the motor. .
Q: if i change voltage will the rpm of motor will be affected
I agree with the previous answer. Also, In an induction motor when you lower the voltage the current will increase to compensate and attempt to keep the motor running. With AC motors, in order to regulate the speed, one has to use a Variable Frequency Drive or VFD. The VFD can change the frequency, and hense, speed, in order to keep up with a certain demand. Often they are used on water pump stations and conveyor belts where the demand for product may change.
Q: What's the big deal. Over 40 yrs. ago right here in the U.S. I saw an electric motor with carbon fields that were(permanent magnets), compressed carbon and they were just glued to the inside of the motor case, A complete motor could be made entirely of carbon very easily. Why haven't we done so here in the U.S.?
Carbon is lined, wireless is in, remotes are trendy, signals are well ..... , frequecies are ........ hey, gramps, dont try to hp an engine.... I am over 50 and still strong as an ox, you should be 60s
Q: will an ac motor (air pump motor) generate electricity if turned manualy?
Yes, take the output from the slip rings.
Q: that' my question
dc.
Q: How to drive a 32 hp ac generator by a 5 hp ac motor?
Why do you want to do this? Are you attempting to get 32 HP of output from the generator using the 5 HP motor? Won't happen. The most you can get out of this arrangement is 5 HP minus the heat lost by the motor and generator and whatever losses there are in the mechanical connection between the motor and generator. And if you put 32 HP of electrical load on the generator while supplying it with 5 HP of mechanical energy from the motor, you will just stall the motor, it will not be able to overcome the torque from the generator.

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