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Primary Rotor Getting Heat

07/30/2012 3:03 PM

i have 500 kva c-15 gen last we done rewindind of rotor after that we started it but we fond around 70 deg hot at primary rotor near dioed i mean exiator rotor so plz update me what should i do........
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Re: primary rotor getting heat

07/30/2012 3:14 PM

Was the motor overheating brfore it was re-wound? Why was it re-wound?

Have you talked to the company that re-wound the motor?

Did they test it?

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Re: primary rotor getting heat

07/30/2012 3:47 PM

Take the generator off-line and tighten all the connections. Next time witness the factory test that you didn't order this time.

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