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TECO Electric Motor AEUHX

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Valve Inspection

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5.8.2 Valve Inspection

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Inspect the check valve and stop valve in the discharge line

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Ensure the check valve is protecting the pump from reverse flow and excessive backpressure

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Verify the stop valve is used correctly during priming, starting, and shutting down the pump

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Close the stop valve before stopping the pump, especially when operated against a high static head

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Record any issues found during the inspection

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Sign off on the inspection

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3 Monthly Insulation Resistance Testing

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2.4 Insulation resistance test during storage

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Is the insulation resistance above the specified values during storage?

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Perform insulation resistance test every three months

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4.1.2 Measurement of insulation resistance

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Ensure terminals are not touched during and immediately after measuring

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Ensure power supplies are disconnected and no moving parts are present

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Select the rated voltage range for measurement

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Enter the measured insulation resistance value

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Calculate the required insulation resistance using the formula: (Rated voltage (v) / 1000 + 1) x 10 (MΩ)

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6 Monthly Anti-Friction Bearings Oil Change

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Oil Re-lubrication

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Change the oil at regular intervals

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Determine the time between oil changes based on operating conditions

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Is the oil oxidized?

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Use good grade, oxidation-corrosion-inhibited turbine oils

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Specify the viscosity of the oil based on bearing type, size, load, speed, ambient temperature, and cooling water

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Is the ambient temperature near or below freezing?

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Preheat the oil or use special oil if necessary

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Ensure oil-metering hole is clear

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Motor Winding Inspection

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Motor windings

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Refer to measures stated in 4.1.2 'Measurement of insulation resistance' for insulation resistance standards.

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Inspection of coil-ends

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Check for accumulation on coils

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Are coils kept warm when motor is not in use if moisture is present?

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Inspect for discoloring due to overheating

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Ensure no movement of wedges from their original position

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Ensure the binding at the coil end is in its normal position

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Motor Re-Lubrication

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Frequency of Re-lubrication

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Refer to Table 1 for applicable interval in hours for your specific bearing number and RPM

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Is the motor used in dirty or high ambient temperature or high humidity environments?

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Kinds of Grease

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Select the type of grease used for the motor

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Is there a lubrication nameplate attached to the motor?

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Ensure identical grease or its equivalents are used when maintaining lubrication schedule

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Ensure no mixing of different kinds of grease

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Grease Quantity

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