test results when employed on much higher inductance’s than the original, highly successful
Baker AWA-IV surge test circuit.
Using the Hi L technique
The Hi L technique can be used to test DC shunt or compound motor insulation, evaluate
shunt fields, and test interpoles
Fully testing DC shunt or compound motors with the Baker AWA-IV requires some additional
programming and consideration of the motor in terms of its separate windings.
Knowing that the separate windings can operate at different voltages helps determine
appropriate test voltages. Because there are separate windings, test IDs need to be tailored
to the windings
An effective method of performing this test sequence is to program two test IDs, each being
selected once during the test sequence of the DC motor.
#1 Test ID armature
Armatures can be low inductance and very low resistance. They can also be vulnerable to
surface contamination due to brush carbon or other materials. A suitable test ID should
include:
1) Temperature correction
2) Kelvin resistance-with two leads selected
3) Meg-Ohm, with a suitable value of pass/fail for meg-ohm value defined.
4) DA/PI test, with a suitable value of pass/fail defined
5) DC Test, such as the DC hipot
6) Standard Surge test-with two leads selected, by virtue of two leads resistance
#2 Test ID field
Shunt fields are generally high inductance, quite higher in resistance, and arranged in pairs.
Using the Hi L technique could result in more sensitive evaluation characteristics.
1) Temperature correction
2) Kelvin resistance-with two leads selected
3) Meg-Ohm, with a suitable value of pass/fail for meg-ohm defined
4) DA/PI test, with a suitable value of pass/fail defined
5) DC test, such as the DC hipot
6) Surge test-with two leads selected, by virtue of two leads resistance, and Hi L
selected
NOTE
Hi L technique is only selected for the shunt fields!
Fine tuning the technique
40HP DC motor, straight shunt, 500V armature, 300V field. Motor leads marked F1, F2 and
A1, A2. These are the shunt field leads (F1,F2) and armature leads (A1,,A2)
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