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Is the magnetic center line of a sliding bearing motor at a fixed position?

2021-05-28View Original

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As the title suggests, for a 1000KW motor equipped with sliding bearings, should the magnetic center line remain in a fixed position after the motor starts up? Is it normal to move in a small range near a fixed position? Thank you!
Reply #22021-05-30
When the coupling is disconnected, the shaft moves back and forth during motor startup in search of the magnetic center line; once operation stabilizes, it generally stops moving in this manner.
Reply #32021-05-31
The magnetic center line is set at the time the motor leaves the factory; slight movement is not a problem – it refers to the position where the magnetic field lines are perpendicular to the rotor
Reply #42021-06-01
There will be slight fluctuations, which is normal. Therefore, the magnetic centerline mark on the motor is a range, not a single line.
Reply #52021-06-01
After operation, there is generally no shifting; could it be that the magnetic center line and the position of the coupling have not been adjusted properly?

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