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Engine ventilation and cooling

Engine ventilation and cooling

Overheating is the number one enemy of motor windings. The cooling system is responsible for heat removal, and its condition directly affects the resource. Let's look at how ventilation and engine cooling are arranged.

How the engine is cooled

Most engines have a fan attached to the shaft that blows air over the ribs of the housing. The casing directs the air flow along the bed. This is how heat from the winding and bearings is dissipated into the environment.

What disrupts cooling

  • Dust-clogged fins and channels are the main reason.
  • Broken or dirty fan impeller
  • Installation in a tight, unventilated place.
  • Operation at low temperatures rpmfrom the frequency converter (the fan blows weakly).

How to avoid overheating

MeasureEffect
Regular cleaning of fins and channelsRestoring the heat sink
Checking impellersNormal airflow
Free space aroundAir flow
Independent airflow when operating from the inverterCooling at low speeds

When the engine is running from a frequency converter at low speeds, the standard fan cools poorly - in such cases an independent one is installed blowing Overheating quickly destroys the insulation and leads to rewind. Regular diagnostics and cleaning prevent the problem.

Is the engine overheating due to cooling in Tashkent? Elektromotors engineers will find the cause and restore the ventilation - leave a request.

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