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Old 04-05-2010, 10:58 PM   #21
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What was the winding temp at the time of test????? Worthless data without tempatures. What was your 1 minute and 10 minute readings? Hard to calculate DAR and PI without the other readings


The temp of the motor submersed in the water i did not get.

I did not do the other tests with longer duration

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Old 04-06-2010, 09:32 AM   #22
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The temp of the motor submersed in the water i did not get.

I did not do the other tests with longer duration
Tempature makes a huge difference, now with your 500M readings on a LV motor you should be good no matter what but the readings are useless for trending in the future without the tempature. What happens in a year or 2 when you test this motor and the tempature is different? The most valuable info you get from an IR test is not so much what it is today but what the trend is over time for predicting failure.

A spot test only measures one if the 3 insulating properties of insulation so you are only getting part of the story. DAR is key info for a LV motor.
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is there a reference manual to show reading values for different motors?

ie, baldor, franklin, goulds, etc?
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is there a reference manual to show reading values for different motors?

ie, baldor, franklin, goulds, etc?
Not by manufacturer but by type, size, and vintage. I posted all the specs earlier in this thread (#12)

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