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Abnormal noise in variable-frequency motor

2019-01-22View Original

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When the frequency of the variable-frequency motor is between 60 and 70, the motor produces abnormal noises; the sound is quite deep. Could someone please tell me what might be the cause?
Reply #22019-01-22
The operating frequency of an induction motor is generally allowed to be adjusted up to 60HZ at most; any higher frequency would overload the bearings and pose a safety risk. The specifications should be indicated on the motor’s nameplate!
Reply #32019-01-22
A dull noise indicates that the motor is under heavy load; it is possible to choose a motor with a higher power rating
Reply #42019-01-22
The motor can reach 100Hz. It doesn’t have to be 60.
Reply #52019-01-24
What is the power range of your motor? ? Has the specified frequency been exceeded?

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