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Redüktörlü motor, elektrik motoru ile bir redüktörün (dişli kutusunun) birleşiminden oluşan bir motor türüdür ve amacı, motorun çıkış hızını düşürmek ve torkunu artırmaktır. Elektr... More Details

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Every mechanical structure has a frequency at which it vibrates most easily when slightly disturbed; this is called the natural frequency. The sound you hear when you tap a glass w... More Details

Brake electric motors are indispensable in applications that must stop quickly and safely the moment stopping is required. Cranes, elevators, conveyors, door systems, and machines ... More Details

An electric motor produces a certain amount of vibration while running; this is unavoidable. However, the severity of the vibration says a great deal about the motor's health. Low ... More Details

Direct-on-line starting is the oldest and simplest way to start an induction motor. The motor is connected directly to the line through a contactor and is suddenly energized at ful... More Details

The efficiency of an electric motor is not a fixed value; it changes with operating temperature. As temperature rises, the electrical resistance of the winding copper increases, wh... More Details

One of the most visible yet most often overlooked parts of an electric motor is the terminal box. This box, where the motor's electrical connection is made, is the critical point w... More Details

A frequency inverter can change the speed of an induction motor, but how it does so depends on the control method you choose. There are two fundamental approaches: scalar V/f contr... More Details

A soft starter limits the inrush current and mechanical shock of an induction motor by gradually raising the starting voltage instead of connecting the machine directly to the line... More Details

A frequency inverter provides large energy savings by flexibly adjusting the motor's speed; but this benefit comes with an invisible side effect: electrical noise. The inverter dri... More Details

One of the most vulnerable points of an electric motor is where the shaft leaves the frame. At this point a small gap must remain between the rotating shaft and the stationary fram... More Details

Before an electric motor fails, it almost always gives a warning: vibration. Bearing wear, imbalance, misalignment, looseness or electrical problems all leave a trace in the motor'... More Details

Some loads are simply too large to fit within the power of a single motor. A belt conveyor hundreds of metres long, the lifting system of a heavy bridge crane, or the drive of a la... More Details