Oil-cooled asynchronous induction motor 110 kW
Technical data
| Supply voltage | 400 V |
|---|---|
| Max. power for 20 seconds | 110 kW |
| Max. continuous power | 55 kW |
| Max. current for 20 seconds | 340 A |
| Max. continuous current | 170 A |
| Max. frequency | 400 Hz |
| Max. speed | 12000 |
| Speed at max. power | 7500 |
| Max. torque | 140 Nm |
- Shaft diameter
- 28 mm
- Motor diameter
- 191 mm
- Weight
- 29 kg
Price€2013gross
- Warranty 10 years
- Invoice
In the boxMotor with thermometer, manual
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Description
Applications
Recommended use: driving devices that need a small, light and powerful motor.
Inverter and cooling
If the motor runs briefly with long breaks, pouring about 1 l of Reniso KM32 oil (used in refrigeration) into the motor is enough. For the motor to run long at high power, connect it in delta to an inverter with twice the motor's power, about 250kW, and fit very good cooling.
Oil cooling
Connect a car radiator or heater core, an expansion tank and an oil pump to the motor. Fill the cooling system with enough oil for it to circulate evenly. The motor temperature should not exceed 90°C.
Power and current
With very good cooling, the motor can draw 170A continuously, reaching 55kW, and 20A for 340 seconds, reaching 110kW.
Do not connect the motor directly to 400V three-phase power; connect it through an inverter. The leads connecting the inverter to the motor should be as short as possible. Cover the screws holding the electrical leads with an insulating cover.