BOLTR: Induction Motors EXPLAINED! | Power Factor and Failure Analysis

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[@yourtechstation]

The analogy my prof. gave for power factor was helpful. Pour a beer, the reactive power is the foam, real power is the actual liquid, and both together is the apparent power. And as for removing bearings, bar soap works well if you don't have grease or bread.

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I remember me sitting in the electrical machinery course I - motors....he went on and on about motors...and i didn´t undersand a single thing...instead i went to a local used parts shop and got me a 100W induction motor and opened it and test the thing troughout...it helped me a lot about how these things works...about the same as you done here....experiments are fun. Thanx for this one :)

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can someone build a winding out of silver wire for more power?

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DP= drip proof sometimes manufacturers use ODP open drip proof. You'll also see TEFC = totally enclosed fan cooled. There's also a jp frame which is similar to a c face, but intended for pumps with a longer shaft to make room for a bronze sleeve and a mech seal. Other than that man, you pretty much covered the basics.

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Very informative, AvE! Love the bread trick. Filed away for future application.

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Huh! 20 years a heavy equipment mechanic, and I have never seen that bread trick. The grease works, but very messy!

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Using white bread as hydraulic fluid. My sides.

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BuffaloWarrior7 Wish I would’ve known that tip before when messing around with those motors.

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Play-Doh works wonders as well!

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The best explanation of PF ever!!

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[@DarkVortex97]

That's the second time in as many days I've seen that trick with the bread. Finnegan on the most recent episode of Roadkill did the same, but with a bar of soap.

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Weird, I just watched a vid where Finnegan [ Motor Trend 'Roadkill' ] used soap to drive out a bronze bushing on the end of a gearbox lay shaft stuck in the end of the crank!!

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Philip Rowney that wouldn't happen with dove!

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I’m going to watch the rest of your videos... 😂😂😂😂 I need to learn about this stuff for a job. Thank you for making it interesting and funny. And the bread trick... amazing! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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Did you say anything important towards the end of the video? I passed out when you said interracial balls pressed up against the backside

[@MrMarkushasi]

Hey Mr. AvE, just a little note. When you calculated the apparent power you missed the square root of 3. So it's 480V*1A*square root of 3 = 831VA. Greetings from the standardised Germany :P

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Actually 796 @ 460. Name plate states 460 not 480. Ifn you wantn to be splittn airs

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[@tmaniac4]

Would that be because the windings are in delta configuration? (phase to phase rather than phase to ground such as wye?)

[@krustbag1039]

no its a wye motor, the formula he is talking about is P (Total Apparent Power)=I (Line) * V (Line) * 1.732 (root 3) (P=V*I*1.732) which is (for low voltage) 208*2.1*1.732=756.5376 VA to be more precise. the reason for root 3, is the line voltage (wye) or line current (delta) is root 3 higher than the phase value, and for phase power P=V*I, so you need to correct for the higher line value to find the total apparent power.

[@dasstackenblochen9250]

Tyler Dickson: In a wye (star, Y) configuration, the star (center) point is *not* connected to the grid (neutral/ground).

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This classifies as an incredibly satisfying vijeo.

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"we are using white bread as hydraulic fluid" That's why I'm subscribed, quality and original content!

[@MichaelSteeves]

But you missed the discussion on using imaginary (aka complex) numbers used in calculating power factors! We need some complex differential equations to fully understand how these motors actually work! /s

[@DougHanchard]

Michael Steeves No we don't. aVe will clobber us with another future vijeo illustrating how to avoid being electrocuted.

[@tubical71]

stop talking...my professor had scared the sh*t out of me when he uses all these maxwell stuff, for explaining motors...

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"I will always protect you but you can never grow up."

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Love your vids buddy! Thx for all u do!

[@honsten]

That bearing removal trick is profoundly brilliant.

[@microbuilder]

20:48 that made me wince just a bit...

[@microbuilder]

27:30 what are the odds...the guys on Motortrends Roadkill show just used that little technique except they used a bar of soap...

[@j-man72b72]

This method can bust the casting that supports the rear bearing, caution is the name of the game here.

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just a bit? I was yelling at the screen like a damn fool.

[@eladsputnik2232]

The hammer is softer than the shaft so no mushroom. I learned that the hard way with a threaded shaft (pump impeller) and a steel hammer. A piece of wood works in pinch.

[@richardhunter9995]

It's not so much mushrooming the end, It's driving the shaft through the back cover. Don't ask how I know that.

[@gabbermaikel]

he instantly says dp, no idea what it means, but we all know he knows what it means.

[@daytonrd17]

bob rosco in the electric motor world DP stands for Drip Proof motor housing. This means the motor is resistance to water being dropped on it etc.. where as a TEFC motor is usually completely water tight and capable of being hosed without giving up the smoke..

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Great bit of information. Also I work on the powerlines and would like to say I appreciate your accurate powerfoctor summary. Hard to do that.

[@154Jamesp]

Informative and entertaining. I like the bread trick. I've always used grease and a 5/8" shaft I modified with an O-ring groove (with o-ring installed).

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Could you start off each video by letting us know what the source of discoloration is on your fingers or under your nails? Sort of a ‘todays color brought to you by ....transformer oil and graphite dust’

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I was hoping for some AvECAD.

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Sadly, the license expired.

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Get the student version

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I just learned more from this video than from 4 years of electrical engineering education. Thank you.

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