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Reasons for ice formation on motor guards.

2009-02-10View Original

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Reasons for ice formation on the motor cover when the ambient temperature is above zero degrees.
Reply #22009-02-10
Lz, please be more specific – what medium is being transported?
Reply #32009-02-11
What is the relationship between ice formation on the motor guard on the 2nd floor and the medium being transported? It’s related to the side of the motor where the cooling fans are located.
Reply #42009-02-11
Is it definitely ice that has formed, LZ? It must be an illusion caused by dust. If it is really ice, it may be related to the surrounding environmental medium. Additionally, the possibility of sudden cooling occurring in the motor guard is also low
Reply #52009-02-11
I told you upstairs that it’s on the motor fan side; doesn’t the fan cover have ventilation openings? It’s right there.
Reply #62009-02-13
That is caused by water vapor in the motor accessories, which is cooled instantly when the motor fan draws air in forcefully.

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