What's going on with Plateau Motor?
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I now work in a company at an altitude of 33oom. I often hear about plateau motors, but I don’t know what the difference is between plateau motors and ordinary motors.
This post was last edited by zhaohh3211 on 2010-7-6 14:21 The main reason is that the air gap is different. The insulation and air gap of plateau motors must consider the atmospheric pressure and the humidity and temperature of the surrounding environment, etc. It's too specific and I don't know.
Because high-voltage motors are used in different environments, such as air pressure, temperature, and other conditions. Designers take these factors into consideration when designing, and therefore put forward special requirements for this type of motor.
I would like to ask you under what circumstances should you choose a plateau motor?
Are the mounting hole sizes the same for plateau motors and plain motors?
How to judge whether a motor is a plateau motor? How does it differ from appearance?
The special environment code of the motor is used for tropical areas, for humid tropics, for dry zones, for plateaus, for ships, for outdoor use, for chemical anti-corrosion, with the Chinese pinyin letters T TH TA GHWF. The insulation level of plateau motors is higher than that of ordinary motors.