SKF Baker AWA-IV 12 HO, Руководство пользователя

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Configuring a Surge test for armature bar-to-bar testing
1) First, you must create a Motor ID for the armature to be tested. You can easily do
this by starting with the Motor ID for the armature’s motor, allowing you to re-use
most of the nameplate information already entered. This information will also help
you identify the target voltage needed for your armature test.
2) Save the new Motor ID with a name similar to the whole motor, but with “ARM” or
“armature” attached for easier distinction.
3) Ensure that the new armature Motor ID is selected, then create a new Test ID to
specifically test armatures. For example, create a new test ID called “Arm 250VDC.”
After creating the new Test ID, the Tests tab will look similar to the example below.
4) Click on the Off button in the Surge Test section to turn Surge test on.
Figure 135. Test set up.
5) Click on the test configuration button at the end of the Surge Test section. The
Surge Test setup window will appear.
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Using the Baker ZTX with Baker AWA-IV analyzers