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k2chan
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Loher HV Motor Hot Alignment

11/17/2012 2:06 AM

Hi All

Company have major turnaround , I want to coupler the LOHER JHQK (11KV) high tension motor to the compressor, We want to know the motor hot alignment min/max of flow before coupler to Sundyne compressor ( Thermos expansion ).

Motor manual and test report do not mention any thing of the Thermos expansion.

Please advice
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Joshi
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Re: LOHER HV MOTOR HOT ALIGHTMENT

11/17/2012 2:37 AM

Find understanding your post difficult. Motor manual will not say anything, about thermal expansion since it has got nothing to do with the motor.
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Re: LOHER HV MOTOR HOT ALIGHTMENT

11/17/2012 9:04 AM

This may fall on deaf ears, but hire an engineer to assist you.

It is obvious that no one on staff has the knowledge/education to perform the task.

Get some competent help, soon.
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