Training
Descriptions:
BOC 215 – Electric Motor Management
| Credits: |
.7 |
| Lecture: |
6 hrs |
| Class Activities: |
1 hr |
| Total: |
7 hrs |
Prerequisites: None
Learning Outcomes/Competencies:
At the completion of Electric Motor Management, a participant will be able
to:
- calculate the operating costs of motors in their facility.
- understand the value of a motor database for repair/replace decision-making.
- work readily with motor database tools and software.
- identify a model repair specification for ensuring a quality motor repair.
- practice effective motor management.
- access the available resources.
Texts: STUDENT HANDBOOK: BOC 215 – Electric Motor Management, How
to Get the Most from Your Electric Motors,(EASA Publication), other class
handouts
Teaching Props/Special Equipment: Motor database software, Motor nameplates,
PalmPilot® with motor database.
Classroom Exercises and/or Hands-on Activities:
- Discussion: Number of motors in your facility and more.
Evaluation:
BOC 215: Electric Motor Management: Class Outline
1. Motor
Efficiency
a. First
cost v. life cycle cost
b. Operating
efficiency
2. Quick
Review
a. Motor
components
b. Motor
enclosures
3. Motor
Nameplate
a. Nomenclature
and definitions
b. Starting
current
c. Efficiency
d. Motor
characteristics
4. Motor
Maintenance
a. Bearing
lubrication
b. Inspection
c. Causes
of failure
5. Motor
Operating Costs
a. Formulas
b. Tools
c. Calculation
exercise
6. Motor
Management
a. Model
repair specification
b. Motor
database concept
c. Database
software
d. Data
collection & Exercise
7. Starting
a Motor Database
a. Priorities
b. Task
list
c. Action
plan
8. Summary
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