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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

INDUCTION MOTORS 150 KW AND LARGER 6131-A

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 SCOPE

2.O CODES, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS

3.0 GENERAL

3.1 APPROVAL
3.2 DEFINITIONS

4.0 DESIGN

4.1 GENERAL

5.0 FABRICATION AND CONSTRUCTION

5.1 ASSEMBLY
5.2 BEARINGS AND LUBRICATION
5.3 INSULATION SYSTEMS
5.4 MAGNETIC CIRCUIT
5.5 TERMINAL BOXES
5.6 GROUNDING
5.7 MARKING
5.8 FINISH
5.9 ACCESSORIES

6.0 TESTING AND INSPECTION

6.1 TESTS
6.2 QUALITY ASSURANCE

7.0 PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT

8.0 DRAWINGS AND DATA

APPENDIX A - INDUCTION MOTORS 150 KW AND LARGER

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1.0 SCOPE

This specification covers the basic requirements for AC induction motors over 150
kW , having form-wound windings for general purpose applications and for use in
hazardous locations.

2.0 CODES, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS

2.1 Vendor shall meet or exceed the requirements of the latest edition of the following
codes, regulations and standards, except as superseded herein. In cases where
more than one code, regulation or standard apply to the same condition, the most
stringent shall be followed. In the event of a conflict between this specification and
other specifications or correspondence, the OWNER shall be consulted and a
ruling, in writing, shall be obtained before any work is started.

• IEC 34 Rotating electrical machines

• IEC 60 High voltage test techniques

• IEC 72A Dimensions and output ratings - frame number 355 to 1000

• IEC 79 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas areas

• IEC 85 Recommendations for the classification of insulating

materials in relation to their thermal stability in service

• IEC 182 Basic dimensions of winding wires

• IEC 251 Method of test for winding wires

• ISO R 281 Roller bearings - dynamic load ratings and rating life

• ISO 1680 Acoustics - Test code for the measurement of airborne

noise emitted by rotating electrical machinery.

• API 670 Non-contacting vibration and axial position monitoring

systems

2.2 Some requirements in this specification may be modified by specific requirements

in the Purchase Specification. In case of conflict, the specific requirements
supersede this specification.

2.3 Any deviation from this specification must be approved, in writing, by OWNER.
Such written approval must be obtained prior to the commencement of any work
which would constitute such a deviation.

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3.0 GENERAL

3.1 Approvals

Motors and motor auxiliary equipment shall be certified by a recognised authority

confirming compliance with the requirements of IEC 79 for the particular area
classification of the intended location. A Certificate of Conformity shall be issued.

Site conditions, specific design data and accessories are specified on the Large
Electric Motor Data Sheet in Appendix A.

3.2 Definitions

Critical Speed shall mean either lateral or torsional critical speed.

An Observe Test or Inspection shall mean a test or inspection for which the
OWNER shall be notified of the time; however, the test will go on whether the
OWNER is present or not. An observed test will not necessarily be preceded by
preliminary tests without the OWNER.

OWNER shall mean the OWNER as set out in the Request for Quotation (RFQ) or
any other person, firm or corporation engaged by OWNER, to perform services to
which this specification is applicable.

Vendor shall mean the person(s) or company(ies) selling the product specified in
this Specification to the OWNER.

A Witness Test or Inspection shall mean a test or inspection that is carried out
with the OWNER present, and a hold applied to the production until the test or
inspection is carried out. A witness test shall be preceded by preliminary tests
without the OWNER.

4.0 DESIGN

4.1 General

4.1.1 As a minimum, motors shall be designed and constructed in accordance with the
requirements of IEC34.

4.1.2 Efficiency shall be evaluated on the basis that a reduction in operating losses will
support an additional capital cost. An "efficiency cost factor" is an amount
representing the additional capital cost that can be supported by a reduction in
operating losses of one kilowatt. This factor shall be provided on the Data Sheet.

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Efficiency shall be. The Vendor shall state on the Data Sheet which method will be
used, and the stray load loss allowance. Manufacturer's guaranteed efficiency
value shall be used for this evaluation (see sub-section 6.1.2).

Motors tested that do not meet the quoted guaranteed efficiency value shall be
subject to a price reduction penalty. The penalty shall be calculated by multiplying
the efficiency cost factor (in dollars per kilowatt of losses) by the operating losses
(in kilowatts) that are in excess of the quoted value.

4.1.3 The motor Vendor shall provide means to facilitate rotor removal and state the
method on the Data Sheet.

4.1.4 The rotor assembly shall be dynamically balanced. For shafts with keyways,
balance with ½ key in the keyway. For shafts with large couplings such as damper
couplings, balance with ½ coupling weight. The use of solder or similar deposits is
not acceptable. Balance weights shall be securely fastened.

The removal of parent metal to achieve balance shall be done in such a manner as
not to affect the structural strength of the rotor.

The balance tolerance shall allow operation within the vibration limit specified. The
maximum allowable residual unbalance shall be determined from the following
equation:

Unbalance in gram-centimetres = 635 x M .....(1)

N

where: M = rotor mass in kilograms

N = rotational speed in rpm

Following the dynamic balance of the rotor, the calibration of the balance machine
shall be checked as described in IEC 34.

Provision for onsite balancing, without major disassembly, shall be provided for
motors greater than 500 kW.

Vendor shall notify the OWNER at least two (2) weeks prior to rotor balancing so
that at OWNER's option, arrangements can be made to observe these tests.

4.1.4 Locked-rotor current shall be kept as low as possible, and the maximum locked-
rotor current shall be 600% of the full load current.

4.1.5 The complete motor assembly shall have the motor first critical speed at a
minimum of 20% from the rated speed and no critical speed shall be within 10% of
twice the rated speed. Compliance shall be attested by having no significant
vibration during slow rundown greater than the vibration limits described above.
The motor manufacturer shall inform the OWNER of the motor critical speeds(s).

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4.1.6 The motor shall be capable of an out-of-phase re-closing with the specified loads
with a volts per Hertz on re-application of voltage of 1.33 per unit, based on the
motors nameplate and frequency.

The rotor-shaft sensing area to be observed by vibration probes shall be

concentric with the bearing journals and free from stencil and scribe marks or any
other surface discontinuity such as an oil hole or keyway. This area shall not be
metallized or plated. This area shall be properly de-magnetised or otherwise
treated so that the combined total electrical and mechanical run-out shall not
exceed 25% of the maximum allowed peak-to-peak vibration amplitude.

4.1.7 Motors shall have the starting capabilities listed in IEC 34. The Vendor shall inform
OWNER of any financial impact of the increased start capacity.

4.1.8 The Vendor shall state in his proposal the time for the stopped motor to cool down
after the maximum number of starts as per IEC 34 to allow one restart, without
supplementary ventilation.

5.0 FABRICATION

5.1 Assembly and Enclosures

5.1.1 Motors shall be supplied complete with provision for lifting devices such as lifting
eyes and jack screws. If sole plates are supplied then provision for horizontal
jacking shall be provided.

The Vendor shall state on the Data Sheet, the maximum kilowatt rating that can be
installed in the frame size quoted.

5.1.2 Totally enclosed motors shall be equipped with stainless steel drains and plugs
located at the lowest point in the enclosure. Motors located outdoors shall have an
approved drain fitting installed in the bottom of the motor junction box.

5.1.3 Rotor construction for squirrel-cage induction motors shall have fabricated
aluminium copper or alloy bars. When fabricated copper rotor construction is
used, rotor bars shall be brazed with a phosphorus-free bracing material. After
fabrication, the entire rotor shall be coated with a suitable epoxy finish for the
prevention of corrosion from corrosive gases.

5.1.4 Where motors are provided with sleeve bearings and limited end-play couplings,
minimum motor rotor end-play and maximum coupling end-play limits shall be
followed as stated in IEC 34. Minimum motor rotor end-play shall be indicated on
the motor outline drawing.

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5.2 Bearings and Lubrication

5.2.1 For horizontal motors rated 370 kW and below, 1500 rpm or less, bearings may be
anti-friction or sleeve type. For horizontal motors rated above 370 kW, bearings
shall be sleeve type. For all motors with a synchronous speed rating of 3000 rpm,
bearings shall be sleeve type. Motors intended for belt-drive service shall be
equipped with anti-friction bearings.

5.2.3 Motors shall have one Drive-End (DE) bearing and one Opposite-Drive-End (ODE)
bearing unless otherwise approved by OWNER.

5.2.3 Anti-friction bearings shall have a rated L10 life expectancy of 50,000 hours
minimum for directly connected motors. The lifetime shall be calculated in
accordance with ISO R 281.

5.2.4 Anti-friction bearings shall not have loading slots.

5.2.5 Sleeve bearings shall be of an oil lubricated, split-capsule type and have split
bearing brackets. The design shall permit bearing replacement without removing
the bottom bearing bracket.

5.2.6 The maximum operating temperature of sleeve bearings (metal temperature) at

motor full-load and maximum ambient temperature, shall not exceed 70°C.

5.2.7 Both bearings shall be insulated when the end-to-end shaft voltage exceeds 150
mV for anti-friction bearings and 200 mV for sleeve bearings. The DE bearing shall
be provided with a removable grounding device to bypass the insulation. The
motor manufacturer shall provide a nameplate mounted on the enclosure to
indicate the precautions necessary to maintain the insulation integrity. The
nameplate shall be in an easily visible location.

5.2.8 Grease lubricated bearings shall have a pressure grease fitting, and a drain fitting
located 180° from the grease fitting.

5.2.9 Seals shall be provided to prevent loss of grease and entrance of water, dust and
other foreign material into the bearing housing.

5.2.10 Sleeve bearings shall be lubricated by means of oil ring(s).

5.2.11 An inspection window shall be provided on all sleeve bearing motors to allow direct
observation of the oil ring(s).

5.2.12 Oil lubricated bearing housings shall have the following features:

• Oil reservoirs of sufficient depth to serve as a settling chamber.

• Oil reservoirs fitted with constant level oilers (Trico or equivalent) on non force-
lubricated bearings.

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• Cleanable or replaceable oil level indicator marked with acceptable high and
low level limits. (The indicator shall be designed such that oil will not get
trapped in it, as this could give a false reading).

• Fill and drain openings (Drain opening shall be at the lowest point in the
reservoir).

• Equalisers and vents.

• Ring slingers or other devices to prevent loss of oil.

5.3 Insulation Systems

5.3.1 Motors shall be furnished with a form-wound, Class F insulation system with
sealed windings, and be rated for Class B temperature rise.

5.3.2 The insulation system shall be post-winding Vacuum Pressure Impregnated (VPI)
with epoxy or polyester. The vacuum, pressure and time of impregnation shall be
such as to provide complete impregnation of the insulation.

The Vendor shall state what methods are used to verify complete impregnation,
such as capacitance measurement, impregnating an extra coil in dummy slots, etc.

5.3.3 Special attention shall be given to prevent conductor movement in the end turns by
bracing the coils.

5.3.4 The components of the insulation system shall be non-hygroscopic and compatible
with the physical (i.e. thermal, flexure, expansion) characteristics of the coils, stator
iron, support components and with each other.

Special attention shall be given to the voltage capability of the coils. The Vendor
shall provide motors with sufficient insulation such that the motors operate reliably
for the expected life (at least 25 years) on the OWNER's power and control
systems. This power system may include the use of vacuum contactors and
power factor correction capacitors as well as Adjustable Frequency Drives with
"Displaced Neutrals", or repeated fast rise time impulses. The OWNER will
provide the Vendor with details of the power system to be used upon request.

The magnet wire shall be enamel coated and wrapped with Dacron or mica tape,
unless it can be demonstrated that another proposed system is equivalent.

The turn insulation shall be such that when an unimpregnated coil is inserted into
the core, it shall be capable of withstanding from lead-to-lead a test voltage of 70%
of the values shown in IEC 85.

5.3.5 The Vendor's proposal shall include details of the following:

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• Turn insulation.
• Ground wall insulation.
• Impregnation materials.
• Pressure, vacuum, temperature and cycle times.

5.4 Magnetic Circuit

5.4.1 The steel laminations shall be essentially free from burrs and shall be stacked in
such a way as to prevent uneven build-up of the core and irregular slots.

5.4.2. The inter-laminar insulation and the steel shall be capable of withstanding
temperatures of 400°C without detriment to their electrical and magnetic qualities.

5.4.3 The air gap shall be consistent and the maximum deviation from the average shall
not be more than 10% of the average air gap.

5.5 Terminal Boxes

5.5.1 The main terminal box shall:

• Be sized to accommodate specified auxiliary equipment, such as current

transformers, surge capacitors or surge arrestors.

• Be one of the following non-compound filled designs:

phase insulated type

phase segregated type
phase separated type

• Accommodate the number and size of wires as stated on the Data Sheet.

• Have a rigid insulated copper bus (or pad) and provision for terminating the
incoming line leads on the bus.

5.5.2 Separate terminal boxes shall be provided for:

• Motor power connections:

- Current transformers and surge protection equipment, if specified, may be

part of the motor power terminal box.

• Motor enclosure space heater connections.

• RTD connections and vibration probe connections (if specified).

5.5.3 All terminal boxes shall be suitable for the area classification as stated in the Data
Sheet.

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5.5.4 Auxiliary terminal strips shall be "Wiedmuller Type SAK" or approved equal.

5.5.5 The terminal box for power connections shall be designed to receive cable from
any of four directions.

5.6 Grounding

5.6.1 Two ground studs or connectors shall be provided as follows:

• One shall be installed on a part of the motor frame not normally disassembled
during operation or service, near its base.

• The other shall be installed inside the motor power terminal box.

5.6.2 Where surge capacitors or surge arrestors are installed inside the power terminal
box, they shall be grounded to the grounding stud, connector or busbar inside the
terminal box. In this case, a bonding jumper shall be installed between the
grounding stud inside the terminal box to the grounding stud on the motor frame,
for direct connection to an external grounding grid (i.e. ground rod). Grounding
conductors shall be kept as short as possible.

5.7 Markings

5.7.1 Motor nameplates shall be Type 304 stainless steel attached with stainless steel
pins and stamped with the applicable information required as per IEC 34.

5.7.2 For sleeve bearing motors, a permanent, durable indicator shall be provided to
show the rotor mechanical end-play limits. The indication method shall be
adjacent to a shaft shoulder, showing the allowable excursion of the shoulder.

5.7.3 Motor shafts or the end-play marker shall be marked to indicate the magnetic
centre.

5.8 Finish

5.8 Surfaces shall be clean, free of rust and degreased before paint is applied.

5.8.2 All metal surfaces required to be painted shall be given two (2) coats of rust
inhibiting primer.

5.8.3 At least one top coat of finish enamel shall be applied using the Vendor's standard
colour.

5.9 Accessories

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5.9.1 Motor accessories shall be supplied as follows and as stated on the Data Sheet.

5.9.2 Motor windings shall contain the following Resistance Temperature Detectors
(RTDs) of the 100 ohm platinum type located in the stator slots.

Motor Size Number of RTDs per Phase

Below 370 kW 1
370 kW and Above 2

5.9.3 For motors rated 370 kW and larger, each bearing shall be fitted with one
insulated, spring-loaded RTD of the 100 ohm platinum type inserted in the bottom
bearing shell.

5.9.4 When specified on the Data Sheet, surge arresting device(s) - lightning arrestor
and surge capacitor located in a power connection box when analysis predicts
excessive surge levels at the motor, shall be provided.

5.9.5 Space heaters shall be provided for motors located outdoors or other motors that
are likely to be subjected to a damp environment for extended periods of time with
the motor shut down. When the motor is located in a hazardous area, or
purge/pressurised to meet that classification, the space heater shall be of the
explosion-proof type. Space heaters shall be wired to a separate junction box, and
voltages are to be used as stated on the Data Sheet.

5.9.6 Vibration detection shall receive specific design requirements which may include
provision for mounting the probes and providing seismic or proximity type probes.

6.0 TESTING AND INSPECTION

6.1 Tests

6.1.1 Each induction motor shall be given a routine (commercial) test per IEC 34 but with
vibration limits as per relevant section of this document, demonstrating freedom
from defects.

6.1.2 Unless otherwise specified, motors shall be given the following tests in addition to
those in IEC 34. Where a number of identical induction motors are supplied, and
when approved by OWNER, testing shall be done on one motor only.

Induction motor tests shall include:

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• Measurements of efficiency and power factor at ½, ¾ and full load.

• Determination of locked-rotor torque at rated voltage.

• Full load heat run (dynamometer or back-to-back motor run test). Hot spot
RTD measurement shall be used to determine temperature rise in accordance
with IEC 34. The shim thickness required to compensate for thermal growth
shall be recorded on the test report.

• Bearing temperature rise during heat run.

• Vibration readings during no-load and load tests.

• Sound level measurements and octave band analysis as per EEMUA 140.

• On 2 pole motors rated over 500 kW and 4 pole motors rated over 2000 kW, a
coast down test from 120% rated speed while securely mounted to a “massive
base” as specified in IEC 34-14. With 4 times the allowable unbalance
attached to the motor at each end, vibration shall not exceed 1.5 times the
levels quoted in IEC 34-14 at any speed within 10% of the operating range of
the motor.

In addition, the following calculated values are required:

• Locked-rotor power factor.

• Breakdown torque.

Performance shall be determined by methods stated in IEC 34. A certified test

report shall be submitted to the OWNER and be included with the data, drawings
and instructions.

6.1.3 Maximum temperature rise under rated load conditions shall not exceed the limits
for Class B insulation systems, as described in IEC 34. The method of
temperature measurement shall be by embedded detector (RTD) with the highest
value used as the acceptable criterion.

6.1.4 Vibration limits at no load and when load tested at full load with the temperature
stabilised at rated voltage and frequency shall not exceed those listed and
measured according to IEC 34. Vibration limits shall not be exceeded after
bearing temperatures and vibration levels have stabilised.

6.2 Quality Assurance

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6.2.1 With its proposal, the Vendor shall state the Quality Assurance Standard (e.g. ISO
9001) to which the manufacturing plant has been certified. In addition, Vendor will
be required to demonstrate compliance through the Quality Control Audit by
OWNER.

6.2.2 The OWNER shall have unrestricted access to the Vendor's shop, shop
procedures, schedules, testing and inspection procedures and documents.

6.2.3 If requested, the Vendor shall make the motor designer available for design
requirements and review meeting.

6.2.4 Vendor shall make the plant's Quality Assurance Manual available for OWNER
review.

6.2.5 Any repairs to failed or defective material, component or assembly must be

approved by the OWNER. Repairs shall be observed or witnessed, at the
OWNER's discretion.

6.2.6 The OWNER shall be given a minimum of seven (7) days notice before shipment
so that a final inspection can be organised, if desired.

7.0 PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT

7.1 The Vendor shall submit the packing specifications and shipping methods to the
OWNER for approval.

7.2 Motors shall have the rotor shaft mechanically locked or supported to prevent
bearing damage in transit.

7.3 Unprotected surfaces shall be protected.

8.0 DRAWINGS AND DATA

8.1 The Vendor shall supply a minimum of one reproducible copy of all drawings and
data unless otherwise specified on the Purchase Order.

8.2 For each motor, or if specified each motor rating, the following drawings and data
are required for proposal, drawing approval and certified (final) drawing stage (after
manufacturing):

Drawings/Data Proposal Approval Certified

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Control Schematics X X

Wiring Diagrams X X

Bills of Material X X

Nameplate Data X X

Certified Test Reports X

Installation/Operation/Maintenance Data X X

Recommended Spares and Price List X X

Insulation System Details (5.3.5) X

8.3 The certified dimensional drawings shall show at least the following:

• Cross-sectional and layout drawings showing location of all equipment,

devices, piping, conduits, and their dimensional connections.

• Flanges - the ANSI rating, facing, bolt hole size, bolt circle diameter and flange
thickness.

• Size and location of anchor bolt holes.

• Position of each connection.

• Total weight.

• All motors 750 kW and larger:

- The foundation static and dynamic loading diagram.

- The heaviest maintenance component weight and name of the part that
must be lifted during dismantling.

- Approximate location of lifting lugs.

• Direction of rotation.

• Motor terminal detail and markings.

• Oil requirements - type, flow and pressure.

• Air requirements - flow and pressure.

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• Schematic and layout drawings showing devices such as surge capacitors,

lightning arrestors and differential CT’s.

• Motor overall and detail dimensions, including minimum clearances for

maintenance such as rotor removal.

• Terminal box sizes and location.

• Grounding connections and location.

• Wiring diagram for each auxiliary system supplied, such as RTDs, vibration
sensors, space heaters and instrument devices.

8.4 Vendor data shall include:

• Bearing reference data including part numbers.

• Cooling data and lubrication requirements, if applicable.

• Installation, maintenance and operating instructions, including drawings,

illustrations, complete parts lists.

• Test report data.

• Nameplate data as per sub-section 5.7.1.

• Other performance data such as:

- Permissible safe stall time (motor hot and cold)

- Acceleration time based on proposed load and power system conditions:

- Locked-rotor, breakdown, and pull-up torques.

- Efficiency at ½, 3/4 and full load.

- Current at ½, 3/4 and full load.

- Power factor at ½, 3/4 and full load.

- Sub-transient reactance, X"d.

• Open-circuit time constant.

• Rotor inertia GD2 in N.m2.

• Winding data sufficient to permit coil manufacture.

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• Expected sound power level at no-load.

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APPENDIX A

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DATA SHEET