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Five Minute Facts
  • Motor Testing

See Inside an Induction Motor

Howard Penrose shows you around the inside of an induction motor and explains what we need to watch for…

Five Minute Facts
  • Motor Testing

When an Electric Motor Gets Too Hot

Many factors can cause an electric motor to get hot, and it can cause a huge number of problems. Howard Penrose explains…

Five Minute Facts
  • Motor Testing

Harmonics in Electric Motor Testing

Howard Penrose shows us what harmonics look like in an electric motor reading…

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  • Motor Testing

Permanently Installed Technology: The Major Advance in Motor Testing

For many companies, portable technology has been considered the height of motor data acquisition advancement. Equipment carried to a site easily and then removed after data is accessed for later analysis has earned its reputation as one of the most valuable tools in motor testing.

Webinars
  • Motor Testing

Motor Testing, Why Should I?

This webinar will discuss why you should test your motors, and how often you should test your motors.

Case Studies and Stories
  • Ultrasound

Failure Detection using Ultrasound–Case Study: Slow-Speed Bearing on Oven Motor

Vibration analysis has long been the instrument of choice to use for bearings and other rotating equipment. More commonly, ultrasound is being used in conjunction with vibration analysis to help technicians confirm the condition of mechanical assets.

  • Peter Boon
  • UE Systems Inc.
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  • Motor Testing

Don’t Start That Motor!- Six Critical Steps to Ensure a Healthy Motor Start

Starting a new or refurbished motor for the first time should be a culmination of successful events leading to this very important event. If you’re the person starting the motor, you probably have some anxiety about what could go wrong.

Webinars
  • Ultrasound

Ultrasound Diagnosis of Transformers and Motor Bearings

This webinar will go over two case studies from a food manufacture in the Midwest. Their CBM Analyst is Certified CAT 2 in ASU and IRT.

Two Minute Tips
  • Motor Testing

Motor Overload

Motor overloads occur when motors are drawing too much current. The main issue with excess current is that it creates heat which degrades the insulation surrounding the conductors that creates stator magnetic field.

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