High Tension Rotor Servicing

Key Features Visible

• Rotor Core Made up of laminated steel sheets stacked together to reduce eddy current losses

• Rotor Bars Likely part of a squirrel cage design (copper or aluminum bars running longitudinally and shorted at the ends by end rings

• Shaft The rotor is mounted on a shaft which transfers mechanical power

• Slings Straps The rotor is being handled using lifting straps suggesting it is heavy and requires proper lifting equipment

• Stator in the background Stationary part of the motor visible through the motor casing, with windings that generate the rotating magnetic field

Function

This rotor, when placed inside the stator and powered, will rotate due to electromagnetic induction a fundamental principle of asynchronous (induction) motors.

This type of motor is commonly used in industrial applications such a

      Pumps

Fans

Compressors

Conveyor systems

Would you like an explanation of how the rotor works within the moto