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           EXERCISE 75 :  Check,dismantle and reassemble of
                                       different types of 1f motors

            Objectives

           At the end of this exercise you shall be able to:
           •  dismantle the motor
           •  inspect the performance of the motor
           •  reassemble the motor
           •  test the motor in no-load condition.

           Requirements

           Tools/Instruments                                   Equipments/Machines
           •  Combination pliers 150mm         -1 No.          •  1Ф Squirrel cage Induction
           •  Screw driver 100,150,200mm        -1 No.            Motor 1.5HP,1440rpm              -1 No.
           •  D.E. spanner set  5mm – 30mm  -1 No.             Materials
           •  Ring spanner 5mm to 30mm      -1 No.             •  Cotton waste                     -100gm
           •  Cold chisel 25mm x 200mm      -1 No.             •  Grease lithium based             -250gm
           •  Ball peen hammer 500gms       -1 No.             •  Sand paper 220size               -1 No.
           •  Nylon hammer 75mm x 100mm  -1 No.
           •  Pulley puller 200mm 3 jaws    -1 No.
           •  Centre punch 10mm x 150mm     -1 No.
           •  Megger 500 V                  -1 No.

            Procedure

           TASK 1: Dismantle the given motor
           1  Collect the name plate details and record it.

           2  Remove the shaft key or grab screw holding the pulley Fig 1
           3  Remove the pulley by using suiTable pulley puller. Fig 2


              Fig 1                                   Fig 2


















           4  Make a centre punch alignment mark on the stator and the end shield cover.Fig 3

              To avoid confusion, make a single punch mark on one side and dual punch mark on the other end
              of the motor.
           5  Remove the grease cup screw.
           6  Loosen the bolts gradually, switching from side to side until they can be removed.Fig4






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