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What are the main reasons for motor overheating during the individual testing of a pump?

2015-08-18View Original

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What is the maximum allowable temperature when testing a motor alone?
Reply #22015-08-19
If the selection is fine, then it’s a problem with the equipment or installation.
Reply #32015-08-19
Is the motor compatible?; Motor quality (including motor bearings ; Assembly clearance ; self-damage) ; Have the process parameters of the pump changed, etc.?
Reply #42015-08-19
What temperature are you referring to? How is a single-unit trial run carried out?
Reply #52015-08-19
What’s the temperature there? Bearing or stator~~
Reply #62015-08-20
The high temperature at the bearing end cover is likely due to a problem with the internal bearings. . .
Reply #72015-08-20
The temperature of the bearing end caps is high; the single-unit trial operation involves circulating the pump through the pipes for two hours.
Reply #82015-08-20
It might be in a cycling mode; the head could be low while the flow rate is high, resulting in overload. You can check the performance curve.

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