Motor Rotor Sample Clauses

Motor Rotor. 1. Contractor shall clean and examine motor rotors for damage. Bearings, coupling, and normally removable fans shall be removed from the shaft. Shaft run-out shall be checked both journals and center of the rotor. Contractor shall check shaft run-out and limit the run-out at journals to 0.001 in. and limit the run-out at the center of the rotor to 0.005 in. Contractor shall clean and remove burrs from motor shaft. The shaft dimensions shall be measured with a calibrated micrometer caliper at the journals, coupling and fan fits. The acceptable tight tolerance for journals for anti-friction bearings shall be in accordance with ABMA Std. 7, Fit J5. The acceptable tolerance for a fan fit is 0.000 to + 0.002 in. Key ways and keys shall be cleaned and inspected for looseness and damage. The rotor bars and end rings shall be inspected for cracks. The rotor lamination shall be checked for hot spots upon the request of the Austin Energy plant contact. The rotor spider fit on the shaft shall be checked for looseness and broken tack welds. Any damage to the rotor found by this inspection shall be brought to the plant contact’s attention before any further repair work is undertaken. All rotor repairs shall be pre-approved by the Austin Energy plant contact prior to implementation.
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