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【Help】Seeking advice on inspections for motors after long-term storage

2017-09-28View Original

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In our facility, all the equipment for the booster station of a centrifuge unit has been purchased, but construction has yet to begin. As a result, the motors have been stored on site, protected by boxes and tarpaulins, for about three years now. I would like to ask the experts whether there are any standards regarding the storage of motors, and what inspections and tests need to be carried out when motors are stored without being installed
Reply #22017-10-06
1. Some desiccant can be placed there. 2. The motor bearings rotate frequently. 3. A heater can be connected. 4. Check the insulation resistance before use. 5. Check the bearing grease before use

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