| Output | 250kW to 20MW |
| Voltage and Frequency | 380 Volts to 15kV at 50Hz or 60Hz |
| Range of Speeds | All poleages are available, either single or multi-speed. Variable speed applications can also be accommodated. |
| Enclosures and Protection | All types of enclosure are available
e.g. TE CACA - IP44 to IPW56 TE CACW - IP44 to IPW56 EVDP/Splashproof - IP22 to IP24 |
| Insulation | Class F system incorporating Class H materials provides high interturn voltage withstand and low energy discharge levels. |
| Mountings | Horizontal foot (IM1001, IM7011 and IM7211) and vertical flange (IM3011) are standard. Other configurations are available. |
| Ambient Temperatures | Designed for ambient temperatures
down to -50 degrees C and upto +55 degrees C. Please refer to LSE for ambient temperatures outside this range. |
| Quality Assurance | The design and manufacture processes are administered by the company quality management system which has been assessed and certified to meet the requirements of ISO9001 : 2000 |
| Hazardous Area | Purged & Pressurised EExp
- Zones 1 and 2 - EN50016 Increased Safety EExe - Zone 2 - EN50019 Non Sparking EExn - Zone 2 - EN50021 |
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Voltage Motors (Portable Document Format) [411Kb] [download now] |
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NORAC Induction Motors
(Further information on page 2 - click here)
A Range of Induction Motors from 250kW to 20MW
Norac
motors have proven reliability and cost effective operation in a
wide variety of industries and environments. These include offshore,
petrochemical, water and power generation, pipelines, mining, marine
and both desert and arctic conditions.
The NORAC concept is
to satisfy the need of individual users economically, with a
rationalised but versatile range of machines.
A 'Family of
Parts' approach utilises modular construction and standardised
manufacturing techniques, to produce machines of simple and robust
construction with performance to meet the customers specific
requirement.
All machines comply with the appropriate parts
of IEC34: 1: 1994, IEC72: Part2: 1991, BS4999: Part 105: 1988,
BS5000: Part 99: 1973 in respect of performance and dimensions,
therefore meeting the requirements set by the majority of
International Standards.
