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Anguraj Chelladurai
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Fr.315L

11/24/2011 6:33 AM

Can anyone explain the term Fr.315L ?

I have seen it from related to the energy efficient motors.

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11/24/2011 6:40 AM

It is the motor Frame Number and has nothing to do with efficiency (It gives the motor capacity and mounting dimensions including shaft size and position)
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11/24/2011 6:45 AM

Thank you.. Can you notify the motor capacity and mounting dimensions including shaft size and position for Fr.315L ?

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11/24/2011 8:16 AM

It is going to be quite a bit detailed. If you can get hold of check IS 1231.

It has all the data that you need from table 1 to 4.
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11/24/2011 8:24 AM

Thank you.. Can you provide reference for the IS 1231 standards with table ?

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11/24/2011 9:12 AM

Any motor manufacturer's catalogue would give you the details you want.
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