Materials System Specification

17-SAMSS-502 28 September 2005

Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above
Motors and Generators Standards Committee Members
Al-Anizi, Thani S., Chairman
Vouk, Alfred O., Vice Chairman
Al-Qahtani, Nasser H. (ABQ PLANTS)
Dabbousi, Rami M.
Gurouni, Hisham H.
Hassouneh, Awwad S.
Khairalla, Hussain A.
Mahfoudhi, M. Refaat
Najjar, Elias M.
Swaimil, Mohammad A.
Zainaddin, Samir A.
Zayir, Zaki A.

Saudi Aramco DeskTop Standards

Table of Contents

1 Scope............................................................. 2
2 Conflicts and Deviations................................ 2
3 References………………………………….…. 2
4 Qualification................................................... 4
5 Modifications to Industry Standard................ 4

Data Sheet for 17-SAMSS-502.......................... 18

Previous Issue: 28 January 2004 Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010

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Primary contact: Thani S. Al-Anizi on 874-7955
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1 Scope
This Specification, together with the Data Sheets, defines the mandatory requirements
for form-wound squirrel-cage induction motors rated 4 kV and above, and 185 kW
(250 HP) and above.
2 Conflicts and Deviations
2.1 If there are any conflicts between this Specification and associated purchasing,
project or engineering documents, this specification shall take precedence. For
any deviation and exception, an approved Waiver has to be included with the
purchasing documents.
2.2 Any conflicts between this Specification and other Mandatory Saudi Aramco
Engineering Requirements (MSAERs*) or referenced industry standards shall be
identified to the Company or Buyer Representative who will request the
Manager, Consulting Services Department of Saudi Aramco, Dhahran to resolve
the conflict.
* Examples of MSAERs are Saudi Aramco Materials System Specifications
(SAMSSs), Engineering Standards (SAESs) and Standard Drawings (SASDs).
2.3 Direct all requests to deviate from this Specification in writing to the Company
or Buyer Representative, who shall follow internal company waiver procedure.
2.4 The designation "Commentary" is used to label a sub-paragraph that contains
comments that are explanatory or advisory. These comments are not mandatory,
except to the extent that they explain mandatory requirements contained in this
SAMSS.
3 References
The following is a summary of all the documents which have been mentioned within
this Specification. The specific part(s) of these documents which are applicable have
been identified throughout this Specification.
3.1 Saudi Aramco References
Saudi Aramco Materials System Specifications
17-SAMSS-503 Severe Duty Totally Enclosed Squirrel Cage
Induction Motors to 250 HP
32-SAMSS-013 Lubrication, Shaft Sealing and Control Oil
Systems for Special Purpose Applications
34-SAMSS-625 Vibration, Axial Position, and Bearing
Temperature Monitoring Systems
Saudi Aramco Engineering Standard
SAES-A-105 Noise Control

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Saudi Aramco Inspection Requirements

Form 175-170300 Form Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and above
Saudi Aramco Forms and Data Sheets
Form NMR-7912 Non-Material Requirements for Rotating
Machinery
SA 6409-ENG Request for Waiver of Saudi Aramco Engineering
Requirement
3.2 Industry Codes and Standards
American Petroleum Institute
API STD 541 Form-Wound Squirrel Cage Induction Motors-
250 Horsepower and Larger
API STD 614 Lubrication, Shaft-Sealing, and Control-Oil
Systems and Auxiliaries
API STD 670 Machinery Protection Systems
CENELEC
EN 10126 Cold Rolled Non-Oriented Electrical Steel Sheet
on Strip Delivered in the Fully Processed State
EN 10165 Cold Rolled Electrical Alloyed Steel Sheet on Strip
Delivered in the Semi-Processed State
International Electrotechnical Commission
IEC 34 Rotating Electrical Machines
IEC 38 Standards Voltage
IEC 72 Dimensions and Output Ratings for Rotating
Electrical Machines
IEC 79 Electrical Apparatus for Explosive Gas
Atmospheres
IEC 894 Guide for a Test Procedures for the Measurement
of Loss Tangent of Coils and Bars for
Machines Windings
IEC 61986 Equivalent Loading and Super-position
Techniques – Indirect Testing to Determine
Temperature Rise
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.

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IEEE 112 Test Procedures for Polyphase Induction Motors

and Generators
IEEE 286 Recommended Practice for Measurement of
Power-Factor Tip-Up of Rotating Machinery
Stator Coil Insulation
IEEE 386 Separable Insulated Connectors for Power
Distribution Systems above 600 V
IEEE 522 Guide for Testing Turn Insulation of Form-Wound
Stator Coils for AC Electric Machines
ANSI/IEEE C62.11 Metal-Oxide Surge Arresters for Alternating
Current Power Systems
National Electrical Manufacturer's Association
NEMA MG 1 Motors and Generators
International Organization for Standardization
ISO 1680.1 Test Code for the Measurement of Airborne Noise
Emitted by Rotating Electrical Machines
ISO 12944-2 Paints and Varnishes - Corrosion Protection of
Steel Structures by Protective Paint Systems
4 Qualification
Induction motors shall be supplied by vendors qualified and approved by Saudi
Aramco.
5 Modifications to Industry Standard
The following paragraph numbers refer to API STD 541, Fourth Edition, June 2004,
Form-Wound Squirrel Cage Induction Motors-250 Horsepower and Larger which is
part of this Specification. The text in each paragraph below is an addition to API STD
541 unless it is noted as an exception. Paragraph numbers not appearing in API STD
541 are new paragraphs to be inserted in numerical order. Paragraph numbers
appearing in API STD 541 but not in this document have not been modified.
When the phrase "unless otherwise specified" is used in this document, it shall be taken
to mean unless otherwise specified by the Saudi Aramco Company Representative or
Saudi Aramco Buyer.
Section 1 General
1.2 Alternative Designs
All deviations from this Specification shall be separately listed by the
Vendor in his quotation and shall refer to the relevant paragraph number.
Deviations shall be handled as outlined in Section 2 above.

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1.3 Equivalent metric dimensions, fasteners and flanges may be used.

1.4 Conflicting Requirements
(Exception) See paragraph 2 (above) of this specification.
Section 2 Basic Design
2.1 General
2.1.2 Unless otherwise specified, equipment will be installed outdoors in a
desert area with relative humidity from zero to 100% (condensing) and
will be subject to wind blown dust and wind blown rain.
Commentary Note:
Metal temperatures can reach 70°C (158°F) when exposed to direct solar
radiation. This is assuming that the motor will be located outdoors unless
otherwise specified.
2.1.2.1 Motors and accessories must be capable of sustained operations in the
specified environment without serious physical deterioration or loss of
performance capability.
2.1.2.2 The motor painting system shall be suitable for ISO 12944-2 corrosion
category C4. If severe corrosive area or offshore is specified, the motor
painting system shall be suitable for corrosion category C5-M.
2.1.3 (Exception) Control of the sound pressure level to meet the specified
requirements shall be the sole responsibility of the Vendor.
(Addition) The weighted average sound pressure level of the motor shall
not exceed 85 dBA at distance of 1 meter for 4 pole motors and above
and 90 dBA at a distance of 1 meter for 2 pole motors determined in
accordance with IEEE-85 or ISO 1680.1 and IEC-60034-9 with the
motor operating at full voltage, rated frequency, and no load.
2.1.10 If coil end turn covers or baffles cannot be easily removed for inspection
then provisions must be made for easy access to the coil end turns for
boroscope/endoscope inspection. Drawings showing the locations of
access ports and a detailed procedure for boroscope/endoscope
inspection of the particular motor design shall be included in the
instruction manual.
2.1.11 Unless otherwise specified, the minimum quantity of special tools shall
be one set per purchase order or contract.
2.1.13 (Exception) If, during the warranty period, while operating at the
conditions specified on the Data Sheet, the motor fails to meet the
specified performance, the Vendor shall be responsible for performing
any corrective action required.
2.2 Electrical Design

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2.2.1.1 NEMA standard ratings are not required.

2.2.3 Starting and Running Conditions
2.2.3.1 The motor shall be capable of starting and accelerating the driven load to
operating speed with 80% of the rated voltage applied to the motor
terminals. Purchaser will provide load speed vs. torque curve and load
Wk² when motor is purchased separately from driven equipment.
Exception:
Unless specified otherwise by Saudi Aramco or the motor is controlled
with an Adjustable Frequency Drive
2.3 Winding and Insulation Systems
2.3.1 All motors shall have an epoxy base, polyesterimide base or
combinations thereof. Temperature rise shall be measured by slot-
embedded resistance temperature detectors (RTD).
2.3.3 Stator insulation system shall be service proven and shall have been
subjected to thermal evaluation in accordance to IEEE-429 for voltages
up to 6900 V, IEEE-434 for voltages above 6900 V, or IEC 34-18. Also,
a proven system is acceptable with the approval of Motor & Generators
Standards Chairman.
2.4 Mechanical Design
2.4.1 Enclosures
2.4.1.1 General Requirements
2.4.1.1a (Exception) Fiber-reinforced materials shall only be used internally.
2.4.1.1c When specified as being for use offshore or in a severe corrosion
environment, AISI 316 series stainless steel shall be used for the
enclosure's bolts, studs, and other fastening devices up to size M10. For
sizes above M10 to M36, galvanized (zinc-chromate treatment) hardware
shall be used. For larger sizes, black phosphate coated hardware shall be
used.
2.4.1.2 Motor Enclosures and Corresponding NEMA Specifications
2.4.1.2.1 (Exception) Only totally enclosed motors shall be provided. TEWAC
(or IC equivalent code) may be provided for motors rated 23 MVA and
above if suitable cooling water is available.
2.4.1.2.3f If auxiliary cooling fans are used for TEAAC motors, the main motors
shall meet the following requirements:
1) Auxiliary cooling fan motors shall meet the requirements of
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2) More than one fan shall be used. Fan motors shall be easily
accessible for maintenance and it shall be possible to remove and
replace cooling fan motors with the main motor operating the
driven equipment.
3) For motors 6000 kW (8000 HP) of greater, the heat exchanger
design shall be such that the main motor meets all load and
temperature rise requirements with any one auxiliary cooling fans
out of service.
2.4.1.2.3g Air-to-air heat exchangers for TEAAC (or IC equivalent code) motors
shall be designed for 105 % of calculated losses including auxiliary
motor fan losses (if applicable). The 5 % allowance is to compensate for
plugging or fouling.
2.4.2 Frame and Mounting Plates
2.4.2.6 A sole plate or baseplate shall be provided unless the motor is to be
installed on a common mounting bed with the driven equipment. Unless
otherwise specified, requirements for the plate shall be as specified by
the vendor with unit responsibility. Motor mounting plate arrangement
shall be such that the complete motor assembly can be removed intact, as
one piece, for repair without having to remove grout for motor removal
or reinstall grout when the motor is returned.
2.4.2.14 Unless otherwise specified, minimum quantities of special mechanisms
for lifting, when required, shall be one per purchase order.
2.4.5 Rotating Element
2.4.5.1 General
2.4.5.1.1 A fatigue life assessment shall be conducted to demonstrate a 5000 start
requirement for 5000 hp motors and above.
All shaft repair procedures shall be submitted through the Company or
Buyer Representative for review and approval by the Coordinator,
Materials Engineering & Corrosion Control Division, Consulting
Services Department. Saudi Aramco shall have the right to reject the
repair and require a damaged shaft to be replaced.
2.4.5.1.7a (Exception) For areas to be observed by radial vibration probes, the
probe track combined electrical and mechanical runout shall not exceed
13 micrometers (0.5 mils)
2.4.6 Dynamics
2.4.6.1 Resonances

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2.4.6.1.1 All motors controlled by an Adjustable Frequency Drive shall be of stiff

shaft design (i.e., the lateral natural frequency of the rotor system shall
be 15% above the maximum continuous operating speed.)
2.4.6.2 Dynamic Analysis
2.4.6.2.1 For motors 2000 kW (2700 HP) and above which operate at or above
1800 RPM, the vendor shall provide a damped unbalanced response
analysis for each machine from zero to 115% of the maximum operating
speed.
2.4.6.2.5 Mechanical equipment vendor is responsible for analysis and motor
electrical equipment vendor shall provide required physical data to
Mech. equip Vendor. Analysis is required for all applications
2.4.6.3 Balancing
2.4.6.3.8 Fans and other removable components shall be component balanced on a
mandrel. Suitable access shall be provided for at least two balancing
planes for field trim balance.
2.4.6.4 Vibration
In the case of motors supplied with driven equipment, the package
vendor shall meet the API vibration limits with the motor coupled to the
driven equipment and operated at rated voltage and speed.
2.4.6.4.1 The maximum bearing housing velocity, in any direction, shall not
exceed 3 mm/s (0.12 in/sec) RMS.
2.4.7 Bearings, Bearing Housings and Seals
2.4.7.1 Bearings
2.4.7.1.1 Hydrodynamic radial bearings shall be provided on horizontal motors.
2.4.7.1.2 (Exception to last sentence) The metal temperature of pressure
lubricated bearings shall not exceed 105ºC in the loaded area, based on a
maximum oil inlet temperature of 60ºC. During shop testing, the
differential between the bearing loaded area temperature and the actual
oil inlet temperature shall not exceed 45ºC.
2.4.7.1.14 (Exception) The ambient temperature shall be 50 C.
2.4.7.1.15 Oil cooler shall maintain the lube oil supply temperature at or below
60ºC.
2.4.7.3 Shaft Seals
Pressure balancing tubing material may be industrial grade flexible hose
suitable for the environment.
2.4.8 Lubrication

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2.4.8.1 The motor vendor shall be responsible for selecting the means of
emergency coast down lubrication.
2.4.8.4 Unless otherwise specified, common pressurized or circulating oil
systems shall be supplied by the Vendor having unit responsibility.
2.4.8.5 Unless otherwise specified, lube oil shall be ISO VG46.
2.4.8.6 (Exception) Unless otherwise specified, pressure oil systems shall
conform with the requirements listed on the driven equipment data sheet.
2.4.8.9 Duplex filters with a constant-flow transfer valve shall be provided.
2.4.9 End Play and Couplings
2.4.9.4 Unless otherwise specified, the electrical machine vendor shall install the
motor half coupling on the motor shaft with a cylindrical fit.
2.4.10 Materials
2.4.10.2 Castings
2.4.10.2.3 (Exception) Castings shall not be repaired by peening, plugging, burning
in, impregnating or by the use of any plastic or cement compounds.
2.4.10.6 Fans
(Exception) Only metallic fans are acceptable.
2.4.11 Nameplates and Rotation Arrows
2.4.11.1 Nameplates and rotation arrows shall be AISI 316 stainless steel with
2mm minimum thickness.
2.4.11.2 All writing shall be indelibly marked in English with raised metal
lettering, engraving or stamping.
2.4.11.4 The following information, in addition to that detailed in Section
2.4.11.2, shall be provided on either the same nameplate required by
Section 2.4.11.2 or on a separate nameplate:
a. Saudi Aramco purchase order number or contract number.
b. Location of manufacture
c. Manufacturer's order reference number
2.4.11.5 Each major component of the motor shall be identified with the motor
serial number, which may be stamped on a nameplate affixed to the
component or stamped directly on the component itself. The instruction
manual shall indicate where these markings can be found. The following
major components shall be identified:
a. Stator frame

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b. Stator core pack (if removable)

c. Rotor
d. Bearing pedestals
e. Bearing end caps
Section 3 Accessories
3.1 Terminal Boxes
3.1.1 Main terminal boxes shall be sized to accommodate motor lead
connections, specified current transformers, and, when required by 3.6.2,
surge capacitors and surge arresters.
3.1.2 The terminal box shall be capable of withstanding the fault described in
this section.
3.1.3 Terminal boxes for accessory leads shall be located on the side of the
motor opposite the main terminal box, unless otherwise specified.
Accessory leads shall terminate on terminal blocks.
Exception:
Terminal boxes for terminal leads for current and potential transformers
located in the main terminal box are not required to be on the opposite
side of the motor from the main terminal box. These PT and CT leads
are permitted to terminate in the main terminal box provided that they are
separated from the power leads by a suitable physical barrier and that
they can be accessed with the cover or door for the main terminal leads
in place. (i.e., A separate door or cover provides access to the CT and
PT terminal section.) CT leads shall terminate on shorting terminal
blocks suitable for CT terminations. Main terminal box space heater leads
may be terminated on the same side as the main terminal box.
3.1.4 (Exception) Terminal boxes for accessory leads shall meet the
requirements for NEMA 4 or, in the case of severe corrosive areas,
NEMA 4X or IP54, with 316 stainless steel.
(Exception) If vertical gasketed surfaces are not provided with a drip
shield, then the enclosure shall be NEMA 4X type.
3.1.6b If a terminal box contains accessories (e.g., current transformers, surge
arresters, etc.), space heaters shall be provided.
3.1.6c Drains shall be provided on fabricated boxes for outdoor applications.
3.1.6d Breathers shall be provided on fabricated boxes for outdoor applications.
(Exception) a combined Drain/Breather is acceptable.
3.1.6f Removable links shall be provided.
3.1.6g Adequate space for outdoor type terminations for the shielded cables
shall be provided in the terminal box.

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3.1.6m Ground bus shall be provided for motors 750 kW (1000 HP) and above.
3.1.8 If differential current transformers are specified, secondary leads shall be
provided.
3.1.10 All motor accessory wiring external to the machine shall be
mechanically protected in galvanized rigid steel conduit terminated by
stainless steel flexible liquid-tight conduit as per section 5.5 of API STD
670.
Rigid steel conduit fittings shall be cast iron or cast steel. For motors
specified for use in severe corrosion areas, the conduit and conduit
fittings shall be either PVC coated or in stainless steel.
3.2 Winding Temperature Detectors
3.2.1 Embedded RTDs for the stator windings shall be provided as follows:
Size Motor RTDs Per Phase
185 kW (250 HP) through 7500 kW (10,000 HP) 2
Above 7500 kW (10,000 HP) 3

3.2.1.1 RTDs shall be 100-ohm, platinum, three-lead resistance temperature

detector with a temperature coefficient of resistance equal to 0.00385
ohm/ohm/ºC from 0ºC to 100ºC.
3.2.1.2 Leads of sensing elements shall not be grounded in the terminal box.
3.3 Bearing Temperature Detectors
3.3.1 Bearing temperature sensors shall be installed on motors with
hydrodynamic bearings. The bearing temperature sensors (RTDs) and
sensor installation shall meet the applicable requirements of API STD
670 and 3.2.1.1 above.
3.4 Space Heaters
3.4.1 Space heaters shall be supplied for all motors.
3.4.2 An engraved nameplate shall be located near the space heater terminal
block which shows the space heater operating single phase voltage.
3.6 Alarms and Control Devices for Motor Protection
3.6.2 Surge Protection
Motors rated 13.2 kV and above shall be furnished with surge capacitors
and surge arresters. Unless otherwise specified, surge capacitors and
arresters are not required on lower voltage motors.
Exception:
Surge arresters and capacitors shall not be installed with motors fed from
Adjustable Frequency Drives.

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3.6.3 Differential Current Transformers

Motors 3750 kW (5000 HP) and larger shall have provisions for self-
balancing differential relay protection. Motor vendor shall provide and
install 50:5 ratio, ANSI rating C20, current transformers in each phase
for this purpose. The IEC equivalent of the C20 ANSI class current
transformer (50:5 CT with 5VA class, 10P20, 5 A) is acceptable.
Exception:
Motors controlled with Adjustable Frequency Drives shall not be equipped
with current transformers for differential protection.
3.8 Vibration Detectors
3.8.3.1 Horizontal motors rated in excess of 750 kW (1,000 HP) and equipped
with hydrodynamic radial bearings shall be provided with two non-
contacting vibration probes in each radial bearing housing and one event
per revolution (key phasor) probe.
3.8.3.2 Motors equipped with hydrodynamic radial and hydrodynamic thrust
bearings shall be provided with two non-contacting vibration probes in
each radial bearing housing, two axial position probes and one event per
revolution (key phasor) probe.
3.8.3.3 Vertical motors driving pumps shall have two velocity transducers
mounted on or as close as practicable to the top bearing housing. One
transducer shall be mounted on the axis of the pump suction/discharge
nozzles and the other at 90 degrees to this axis. Vertical motors driving
equipment other than pumps shall have the transducers mounted in the
direction of maximum vibration, as determined by testing.
3.8.3.4 Vibration and position equipment shall be furnished and installed in
accordance with API STD 670.
3.9 Partial Discharge Monitors
Iris Power Engineering, Inc. partial discharge equipment shall be
installed on all 13.2 kV and above rated motors. The equipment shall
include the following:
3.9.1 Capacitive couplers permanently mounted inside the main terminal box.
3.9.2 Coupler output signal cables.
Auxiliary partial discharge signal terminal box mounted near the main
terminal box for terminating coupler output signal cables. The mounting
location shall facilitate easy access to the terminal box for making partial
discharge readings.
Exceptions:

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1) Partial discharge monitoring can be deleted if approved by the Company

or Buyer representative with the concurrence of the Proponent or
Coordinator, Electrical Systems Division, Consulting Services
Department.
2) Equivalent partial discharge monitoring equipment from an alternate
manufacturer can be provided if approved by the Company or Buyer
representative with the concurrence of the Coordinator, Electrical
Systems Division, Consulting Services Department.
Section 4 Inspection, Testing and Preparation for Shipment
4.2 Inspection
4.2.1 General
4.2.1.1a Certification of materials shall be kept available.
4.2.1.1e Final assembly maintenance and running clearance data shall be kept
available.
4.2.1.3 Ultrasonic inspection shall be performed on all forged components.
Magnetic particle and liquid penetrant inspection shall be performed on
the shaft and all welded shafts.
4.2.3.2 For all machines having circulating, pressure oil systems, the oil system
furnished shall meet the cleanliness requirements of API STD 614 or
equivalent standards.
4.3 Final Testing
4.3.2 Routine Test
4.3.2.1e The preferred values of test voltage shown in Table 6 (API STD 541)
shall be used for the polarization index. Minimum insulation resistance
when corrected to 40°C shall be 100 megohms.
4.3.4 Stator Tests
4.3.4.1 Stator Core Test
The stator core test shall be performed for all motors rated 6.6 kV and
above and all motors rated above 3700 kW (5000 HP).
4.3.4.2 Surge Test
Special surge tests on two additional sample coils shall be performed for
all motors rated 6.6 kV and above and all motors rated above 3700 kW
(5000 HP). Saudi Aramco shall have the option to select the test coils.
4.3.4.3 Power Factor Tip-Up Test
The power factor tip-up test (delta tan delta) is required for motors with
rated voltages 6.6 kV and above. The power factor tip-up test shall be
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and 25% of rated line-to-ground voltage, exceeds 1% for either coil, this
shall be reviewed and approved by the Company or Buyer
Representative with the concurrence of the Coordinator, Electrical
Systems Division, Consulting Services Department, Saudi Aramco,
Dhahran.
4.3.4.4 Sealed Winding Conformance Test
The sealed winding conformance test shall be performed when specified
or when the site data indicates installation offshore or in a nearshore
area. The tests described in this section shall be performed prior to
routine tests.
Dielectric breakdown of any component of the complete stator winding
system (including the motor leads) during this test as a result of the high-
potential test or stopping the test at lower than required high-potential
test voltage to avoid dielectric breakdown shall be considered a test
failure. Repairs to the stator winding system required to correct a failed
test shall require approval by the Saudi Aramco representative in
coordination with the Coordinator, Electrical Systems Division,
Consulting Services Department.
4.3.5 Special Tests
4.3.5.1 Complete Test
4.3.5.1.1 The complete test shall be performed for all motors rated 6.6 kV and
above and all motors rated above 3700 kW (5000 HP). As an alternative,
this test shall be in accordance to the applicable portion of IEC 34-2 and
IEC 34-4.
Exception:
Unless otherwise specified, the complete test is required on only one of
each motor of identical design and rating supplied on the same order or
contract.
4.3.5.1.1e If motor rating exceeds test field limitations, data calculation shall be
performed per IEC 61986.
4.3.5.1.1g The sound pressure level test shall be in accordance with ISO 1680.1 or
ANSI/NEMA MG 1, Part 9.
4.3.5.2.1 The heat run test shall be performed for all motors. If motor rating
exceeds test field limitations, an extrapolation of the expected
temperature rise at full load shall be provided, such as the method
described by IEC 61986.
Exception:

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Unless otherwise specified, the heat run test is required on only one of
each motor of identical design and rating supplied on the same order or
contract.
4.4 Preparation for Shipment
4.4.1b All loose materials and mill scale shall be removed from housings.
4.4.1g Calcium Chloride shall not be used as a desiccant.
Section 5 Guarantee and Warranty
5.1 In addition to the guarantee and warranty specified in contract or
purchase order documents, the efficiency shall be guaranteed in
accordance with 6.1.4 f. If the efficiency is tested in accordance with
6.1.4 f. and found to be less than the guaranteed efficiency, the cost of
the motor shall be reduced by an amount equal to the difference between
the actual losses and the guaranteed losses, in kilowatts at the specified
normal operating load, multiplied by the evaluation factor $/kW given in
the data sheet (up to a maximum of 15% of the cost of motor). In
addition, should the efficiency be found to be less than the guaranteed
efficiency, the vendor will absorb the cost of the test.
5.2 Minimum guaranteed efficiency in accordance with 6.1.4f shall be 94%
for motors with rated synchronous speed of 1800 RPM or higher (i.e., 2
or 4 pole motors).
Section 6 Vendor's Data
6.1 Proposals
6.1.4 Additional specified conditions for performance curves and data are:
25%, 50% and 90% of the rated voltage.
6.1.4f (Exception) Expected efficiency shall be replaced by guaranteed
efficiency at the normal operating load .
6.1.4h When the motor is purchased from the vendor who supplies the driven
equipment, the vendor shall supply as part of his proposal, in addition to
the motor inertia required in 6.1.4.g., the total load Wk² and the motor
and load torque versus speed, line current versus speed, power factor
versus speed, and acceleration time for the operating conditions
specified.
6.2 Contract Data
6.2.4 Instruction Manuals
6.2.4.3j As built vendor data sheets and all curves (thermal curves, speed-torque
curves, etc.) and drawings referred to on the vendor data sheets shall be
included in the operations and maintenance manuals.

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Issue Date: 28 September 2005
Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Revision Summary
28 September 2005 Major revision.

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Issue Date: 28 September 2005
Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet for 17-SAMSS-502

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)
1 APPLICABLE TO: [ ] Inquiry [ ] Proposal [ ] Purchase [ ] As Built
2 Plant: ______________ Plant No. ______________ Driven Equipment: _________________________
3
4 Purchaser's Data to Be Supplied With Inquiry:
5
6 MOTOR DESIGN DATA
7
8 BASIC DATA:
9 Type of Motor: [ ] General Purpose [ ] Special Purpose
10 Volts: __________ Phase: 3 Hertz: 60 Nameplate: _____________kW _____________HP
11 Synchronous RPM: ________ Min. % Overspeed: [ ] Per NEMA MG 1 [ ] Special ______%
12 Bearing Type: [ ] Hydrodynamic [ ] Antifriction
13 Maximum Drive Equipment Vertical Thrust (Vertical Motors): ________________________________________________
14 Differential Protection Required: [ ] Yes [ ] No
15 ANSI Class of Differential Current Transformer Required: _________________________________________
16
17 SITE DATA:
18 Area Classification: [ ] Non-Hazardous
19 [ ] Hazardous (Classified) Class: ___________ Group: ___________ Division: ______________
20 Ignition Temperature: _________°C
21 Elevation: _____________m.
22 Motor Location: [ ] Outdoors [ ] Indoors [ ] Offshore
23 Non-Massive Foundation Description: __________________________________________________________________
24
25 UNUSUAL CONDITIONS:
26 [ ] Severe Corrosive Area [ ] External Forces and Moments ___________________________________
27 Seismic Loading: _____________________________ [ ] Other ______________________________________
28
29 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CONDITIONS:
30 Max. S.C. KVA at Motor Bus ____________________ I ²t Let-Through Energy __________________________
31 Min. S.C. KVA at Motor Bus ____________________ X/R Ratio ____________________
32 Resistance Grounding System Ground Fault Amperes [ ] 400 [ ] 1000 [ ] Other ____________
33
34 STARTING:
35 [ ] Full Voltage [ ] Reduced Voltage % and Type _______________________________________________
36 [ ] Variable Frequency Drive Unit Type ________________________________________________________________
37 [ ] VFD Details Attached (If motor purchased separately from drive unit.)
38 [ ] Torques in Excess of NEMA MG 1, if required _________________________________________________________
39 [ ] Loaded (100%) [ ] Partially Loaded ___________________% [ ] Other __________________
40 [ ] Load Speed vs Torque Curve and Load wK² __________________________ Provided
41 [ ] Voltage at Locked Rotor (Min. % of Rated if Less Than 80%) _____________%
42 [ ] Capability in Excess of Table 2, if required ___________________________________________________________
43
44 MOUNTING:
45 [ ] Horizontal [ ] Vertical Shaft Up [ ] Vertical Shaft Down
46 [ ] Foot Mounted [ ] Flange Mounted, NEMA Type ___________________________________________
47 [ ] Baseplate Furnished By _________________ [ ] Soleplate Furnished By: _______________________
48
49 ENCLOSURE:
50 [ ] TEFC [ ] TEPV [ ] Explosion Proof [ ] Other ______________________________________
51 [ ] TEAAC TEAAC Tubes: [ ] Copper [ ] Copper Alloy [ ] Aluminum
52 [ ] Aluminum Alloy [ ] Stainless Steel
53 [ ] AISI 300 Series Hardware (Always required for severe corrosive area)
54
55 Drive System:
56 [ ] Direct Connected [ ] Gear Type Coupling: _______________ Furnished By: ______________

BI/JO No. _______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. _________
Page 1 of 8 By: _____________________
Date: _____________ Revision ____________

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Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet (continued)

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)
1 Rotation Required by Driven Equipment When Facing Motor Opposite Drive End:
2 [ ] Clockwise [ ] Counterclockwise
3 Driven Equipment Wk² ________________ kg-m (lb-ft) @ ________________ RPM
4 [ ] Other _________________________________________________________________________________________
5
6 [ ] Reciprocating Compressor Load:
Crank-Effort Diagram Curve No. _________________________________
8
9 Miscellaneous:
10 Evaluation Factor (EF) _____________________$/kW Normal Operating Load; kW (HP) ___________________
11
12
13 ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT
14
15 Bearing Temperature Detectors:
16 [ ] Terminal Head Required [ ] Box Required
17 [ ] Bearing Housing Temperature Indicators Required _____________________________________________________
18
19 Partial Discharge Sensors:
20 [ ] Required Type/Manufacturer: ____________________________________________________________________
21 Installation Location: ________________________________________________________________________________
22 Other: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
23
24 Lubrication System:
25 [ ] Self Lube [ ] Pressure Lube [ ] Oil Mist
26 [ ] Bearing Oil Rings for Coastdown Required
27 [ ] Bearing Constant-Level Sight Feed Oilers Required; Type _______________________________________________
28 [ ] Special Seals Required For Gas Purge [ ] Non-Conductive Seals Required
29 [ ] Lube System Common with Driven Equipment: Supplied By ____________________________________________
30
31 Main Terminal Box:
32 [ ] Specific Box Location Required: ____________________________________________________________________
33 [ ] Box Required to Oversized for Installation of Purchaser Equipment
34 Purchaser Equipment to Be Installed: ____________________________________________________________
35 Main Supply Leads: Conductor Size ____________ Type _____________ Insulation _____________
36 [ ] On Line Motor Monitoring Sensors Required to be Installed:
37 Type/Manufacturer ___________________________________________________________________________
38 [ ] Phase Current Transformers for Local Ammeter Required:
39 Accuracy Class _______________ Quantity ________________ Ratio _________________
40 Mounted/Installed by _________________________________________________________________________
41 [ ] Voltage Transformers Required for Local Voltmeter:
42 Accuracy Class _______________ Quantity ________________ Ratio _________________
43 Mounted/Installed by _________________________________________________________________________
44 Provisions for Main Supply Lead Termination:
45 [ ] Universal Bushing Stud [ ] Seperable Connector per ANSI/IEEE 386
46 [ ] Other, Specify ___________________________________________________________________________
47 [ ] Terminal Box Space Heaters Required
48 [ ] Provisions for Terminal Box Purging Required
49 [ ] Silver-plated Bus Connections Required [ ] Ground Bus Required
50 [ ] Other Main Conduit Box Requirements: ______________________________________________________________
51 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
52
53 Space Heaters: (Mark all available voltages)
54 [ ] 120 V, 1 ph. [ ] 120/208 V, 3 ph. [ ] 240 V, 1 ph. [ ] 277/480 V, 3 ph.
55 [ ] 480 V, 3 ph. Max. Surface Temp. at Operating Volts ________________ °C
56

BI/JO No. _______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. _________
Page 2 of 8 By: _____________________
Date: _____________ Revision _____________

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Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet (continued)

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)
1 Coupling:
2 [ ] Taper Fit [ ] Cylindrical Fit [ ] Coupling Supplied By ___________________________________
3 Manufacturer _______________ Model _______________ Data Sheet No. _____________________
4 Supplied By: [ ] Motor Manufacturer [ ] Driven Equip. Mfg. [ ] Purchaser
5 Idling Adapter/Mass Moment Similator Supplied By ________________________________________________________
6 Coupling to be Used For Test: [ ] Contract [ ] Shop [ ] None
7
8 Painting:
9 [ ] Vendor's Standard [ ] Extra Coat at Shipment
10 [ ] Saudi Aramco Approved Protective Coating System APCS _______________________________ (Copy Attached)
11
12 Miscellaneous:
13 [ ] Epoxy Grout to be Used, Type ____________________________________________________________________
14 Nameplate material: [ ] Stainless Steel [ ] Monel
15 Quantity of Special Tools and/or Special Lifting Equipment Required __________________________________________
16 [ ] Shaft Seal of Electrically Non-Conducting Material
17 Location of Auxiliary Junction Boxes ___________________________________________________________________
18 Switches with Contacts Rated for DC [ ] Yes [ ] No
19 [ ] Data Required on Current Variation and Efficiency for Variable Torque Load
20 [ ] Motor Manufacturer Review and Comment on Foundation Drawings Required
21 [ ] Assembly Photographs Required per 6.2.4.5
22 External Forces on Motor Housing That May Affect Site Performance _________________________________________
23 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
24 [ ] Special Shipping Bearings Required per 4.4.3.9
25 Other/Comments __________________________________________________________________________________
26 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
27 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
28 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
29 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
30

BI/JO No. ______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. ________
Page 3 of 8 By: ____________________
Date: _____________ Revision ____________

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Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet (continued)

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)

1 Required Analysis, Shop Inspection, and Tests

2
3 Required Witnessed Observed
4 Lateral Critical Speed Analysis by ___________________ [ ]
5 Design Review Meeting [ ]
6 Torsional Analysis by _____________________________ [ ]
7 Shop Inspection [ ]
8 Data Preservation [x]
9 Radiographic Test; Parts: ____________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
10 Ultrasonic Test; Parts: _______________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
11 Magnetic Particle Test; Parts: _________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
12 Liquid Penetrant Test; Parts: __________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
13 Hardness Test; Parts: _______________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
14 Optional ASTM Tests to be Proposed by Vendor [ ] [ ] [ ]
15 Check Balance with Half Coupling [ ] [ ] [ ]
16 Inspection for Cleanliness per API [ ] [ ] [ ]
17 Stator Inspection Prior to VPI [ ] [ ] [ ]
18 Residual Unbalance Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
19 Routine Test [x] [ ] [ ]
20 Polarization Test; Volts [ ] 1000 V [ ] 2500 V [ ] 5000 V [x] [ ] [ ]
21 Vibration Recording [ ] [ ] [ ]
22 Stator Core Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
23 Special Surge Test on Sample Coils [ ] [ ] [ ]
24 Sealed Winding Conformance Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
25 DC High-Potential Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
26 Complete Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
27 Rated Rotor Temperature Test if no Complete Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
28 Bearing Inspection at Completion of Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
29 Unbalance Response Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
30 Bearing Housing Natural Frequency Test [ ] [ ] [ ]
31 Certified Data Prior to Shipment [ ]
32 Other ___________________________________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
33 _________________________________________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
34 _________________________________________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
35 _________________________________________________ [ ] [ ] [ ]
36
37
38 Note: Not all Purchaser data items are applicable for all orders. Items which are not applicable should
39 be marked "N/A" by the purchaser. Purchaser should mark with an asterisk (*) items which are to be as
40 specified by the driven equipment manufacturer. Items marked with an asterisk (*) shall be filled in by
41 the vendor and returned with the proposal.
42

BI/JO No. _______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. _________
Page 4 of 8 By: _____________________
Date: _____________ Revision ____________

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Issue Date: 28 September 2005
Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet (continued)

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)
1 Vendor Data to Be Supplied With Proposal:
2
3
4 Vendor ___________________ Purchased by ___________________ Ultimate User ______________________
5 Vendor Job Reference ________________ Proposal No. ________________ Contract No. _________________
6
7 Kilowatts (Horsepower) __________________________ Full Load Speed (RPM) ___________________________
8 Frame No. ____________________ Enclosure Type ____________________________________________
9
10 Locked Rotor:
11 Amps at Rated Voltage ____________ Amps at 80% Voltage _____________ Power Factor ________________
12 Locked Rotor Withstand Time, Cold at:
13 70% Voltage ___________sec 80% Voltage ____________sec
14 90% Voltage ___________sec 100% Voltage ____________sec
15 Locked Rotor Withstand Time, Hot at:
16 70% Voltage ___________sec 80% Voltage ____________sec
17 90% Voltage ___________sec 100% Voltage ____________sec
18
19 Motor Rotor Wk² __________________________
20
21 Torque:
22 Full Load Torque (FLT) _____________kg-m Locked Rotor Torque _____________% FLT
23 Pull-up Torque _____________%FLT Breakdown Torque _______________% FLT
24
25 Speed-Torque Curve No. ____________________ Speed-Current Curve No. ________________________
26 Estimated Starting Time at __________________ % Voltage; Curve No. ____________________________________
27
28 Design Data at 1.0 Service Factor and Rated Voltage:
29 No Load Current ___________________Amps Normal
Load 25% 50% 75% Full Operating
Amperes _______ _______ _______ _______ ________
Power Factor _______ _______ _______ _______ ________
Nominal Efficiency _______ _______ _______ _______ ________
Guaranteed Efficiency _______ _______ _______ _______ ________
30 Bearing Type _____________________________________________________________________________________
31
32 Utility Requirements:
33 Bearing Oil: Type Oil ________________ ____________L/s (GPM)Pressure ______________kPa
34 Heat Load to Be Removed ________________kW
35 Ventilation Air Requirements: Quantity ______________m 3/s (std.) Pressure ______________kPa
36
37 Information for Reciprocating Compressor Load:
38 Crank-Effort Diagram Curve No. __________________ Max. Current Pulsations _________________% Full Load
39 Calculated Efficiency Based on Current-Pulsation Operating Conditions: _______________________________________
40
41 Weights/Dimensions:
42 Net Weight ____________kg Rotor Weight _____________kg Shipping Weight _____________kg
43 Max. Erection Weight __________kg Length ___________m Width ___________m Height ____________m
44 Air Gap ____________mm
45
46 Other Required Information:
47 Max. Sound Pressure Level at 1 meter _____________dB(A)
48 When Rotor Dynamic Analysis is specified, List of Foundation Data Required from Purchaser: ______________________
49 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
50

BI/JO No. _______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. _________
Page 5 of 8 By: _____________________
Date: _____________ Revision ____________

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Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet (continued)

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)
1
2 Comments: _______________________________________________________________________________________
3 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
4 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
5
6
7 Data to be Supplied by Vendor After Receipt of Order:
8
9 [ ] As Designed [ ] As Built
10
11 GENERAL INFORMATION
12 Vendor ___________________ Purchased By ___________________ Ultimate User ______________________
13 Vendor Job Reference _______________ Proposal No. ________________ Contract No. __________________
14 Site _____________________ Service _____________________ Equip. No. ____________________________
15 Model ___________________ Serial No. ___________________
16
17 MOTOR DATA
18 Rating Data at 1.0 Service Factor:
19 Nameplate Power _________kW (HP) Voltage __________ Phase _________ Hertz __________
20 Full Load Speed __________RPM Enclosure Type __________________ Frame Size ____________________
21 Rotation When Facing Motor Opposite Drive End:
22 [ ] Clockwise [ ] Counter-Clockwise [ ] Bi-Directional
23
24 Thermal Capacity Curve Numbers _____________________________________________________________________
25
26 Insulation System:
27 Class ___________ Temperature Rise __________.°C above __________ °C ambient at 1.0 SF
28
29 Induction Motor Equivalent Circuit Data:
30 Locked Rotor at Rated Voltage:
31 Stator R _____________ Stator X _____________ Magn X _____________
32 Rotor R _____________ Rotor X _____________ Magn R _____________
33 Rated Load at Rated Voltage:
34 Stator R _____________ Stator X _____________ Magn X _____________
35 Rotor R _____________ Rotor X _____________ Magn R _____________
36 Phase-to-Phase Resistance _____________ohm @ ________deg. C
37 Subtransient Reactance X" d ___________________________
38 Total Winding Capacitance to Ground _____________________ uF
39 Residual Voltage Open-Circuit Time Constant:
40 Motor only: ____________seconds Motor with Surge Capacitors ______________seconds
41
42 Motor Rotor Wk² _______________________________________
43
44 Torque:
45 Full Load Torque (FLT) _______________kg-m (ft-lb) Locked Rotor Torque _______________% FLT
46 Pull-up Torque _______________%FLT Breakdown Torque _________________% FLT
47 Motor Performance Curves Supplied:
48 Speed-Torque Curve No. _____________________ Speed-Current Curve No. ______________________
49 Speed Time Curve No. _______________________ Speed Power Curve No. _______________________
50 Estimated Starting Time at ________________________% Voltage; Curve No. _____________________________
51 Starting Performance Thermal Limit Curve No. ________________________________________________________
52 Test Report Reference No. _____________________________
53
54 Bearing Information:
55 Coupling End Bearing: Manufacturer's Type _______________________ Part No. _________________________

BI/JO No. _______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. _________
Page 6 of 8 By: _____________________
Date: _____________ Revision ____________

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Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet (continued)

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)
1 Outboard End Bearing: Manufacturer's Type ________________________ Part No. _______________________
2 Bore Length ____________mm Bore Diameter _____________mm Min. _____________mm Max.
3 Design Clearance with Shaft ________________mm Min. _________________mm Max.
4 Bearing Loading _________________kPa
5 Thrust Bearing Top (Bottom): Manufacturer's Type _____________________ Part No. _____________________
6 Bearing Lubrication: [ ] Self [ ] Pressure [ ] Flood [ ] Other _______________________
7 Pressure/Flood Lubrication: Oil ___________L/s @ ___________kPa ________________________KW Losses
8
9 Weights/Dimensions:
10 Net Weight _____________kg Rotor Weight _____________kg Shipping Weight _____________kg
11 Maximum Erection Weight ________________kg Maximum Maintenance Weight ________________kg
12
13 Area Classification: Class ___________ Group ____________ Division _______________
14 Maximum Sound Pressure Level at 1 meter ________________________dB(A)
15
16 ACCESSORIES
17
18 Winding Temperature Detectors:
19 Number ________________ Resistance Rating, Ohm/Material _________________
20 Recommended Alarm Setting ______________ °C Recommended Trip Setting ___________________ °C
21 Thermal Temperature Switch Contacts:
22 [ ] Normally Open, Closing Setting ________________°C
23 [ ] Normally Closed, Opening Setting ______________ °C
24
25 Bearing Temperature Detectors:
26 Resistance Rating, Ohm/Material _______________________
27 Recommended Alarm Setting _________________ °C Recommended Trip Setting ________________ °C
28
29 Vibration Detector:
30 Non-Contracting Probes: [ ] Provisions Only [ ] Installed No. Per Bearing ______________________
31 Probe Type _______________ Model _______________ Oscillator/Demodulator Model ___________________
32
33 Bearing Housing Seismic Detectors: [ ] Provisions Only [ ] Installed
34 Sensor Type ________________ Model ________________ Output Transducer Model ____________________
35 No. Per Bearing _________________ Location (Orientation; H, V, A) ______________________________
36 Vibration Switch: [ ] Manual Reset [ ] Electrical Reset
37 Switch Type _________________________ Model ___________________________________________
38
39 Space Heaters: (Operating Conditions)
40 Motor Enclosure:
41 Voltage ________V [ ] 1 Phase [ ] 3 Phase Wattage _______kW Max. Surface Temp. _______ °C
42 Main Terminal Enclosure:
43 Voltage ________V [ ] 1 Phase [ ] 3 Phase Wattage _______kW Max. Surface Temp. _______ °C
44
45 Current Transformers:
46 Differential: Class _______________ Ratio _______________ Number Mounted ___________________
47 Phase: Class _______________ Ratio _______________ Number Mounted ___________________
48
49 Voltage Transformers:
50 Connection __________________ Ratio _______________ Number Mounted ___________________
51 Fuse Type __________________ Ratio _______________ Number Mounted ___________________
52

BI/JO No. _______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. _________
Page 7 of 8 By: _____________________
Date: _____________ Revision ____________

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Issue Date: 28 September 2005
Next Planned Update: 1 October 2010 Form-Wound Induction Motors 250 HP and Above

Data Sheet (continued)

17-SAMSS-502, Induction Motor (250 HP and above)
1 Surge Protection:
2 Surge Arrestor Type: ___________________ Voltage ___________________
3 Capacitor Type ____________________ Capacitance ___________________ uF
4
5 OTHER INFORMATION
6
7 Drawing References ___________________________ Accessories Outline _______________________________
8 Wiring Diagram _____________________________
9
10 Winding/Rotor Repair Data:
11 All Dimension Units are: ______________________
12 Coil Information: Total Copper Weight ____________kg Copper Strand Size _________________________
13 Strand Insulation ______________________ Number of Strands per Coil Turn _____________________________
14 Turn Insulation ______________________________ Number of Turn per Coil _____________________________
15 Coil Ground Wall Insulation __________________________________________________________________________
16 Finished Coil Dimension in Slot Region WxHxL (Also give tolerances) ________________________________________
17 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
18 Total Number of Stator Slots ________________________ Winding Throw ________________________________
19 Winding Connection ______________________________
20 Special End-Turn Bracing ___________________________________________________________________________
21 Slot Filler Description/Thickness: Top _______________________________________________________________
22 Side ______________ Between Top/Bottom Coils ____________________________________________
23 Special End-Turn Bracing ___________________________________________________________________________
24 Other information __________________________________________________________________________________
25
26 Rotor/Rotor Bar Information:
27 Number of Rotor Bars ________________ Bar Alloy ________________ Length ______________________
28 Cross-Section Dimension (Also give tolerances) __________________________________________________________
29 Short Circuit End-Ring Alloy __________________________________________________________________________
30 Rough Forging or Cast Dimensions: OD______________ ID ______________ Thickness _____________
31 Non-Magnetic Retaining Ring Alloy ____________________________________________________________________
32 Shaft Material ____________________________ Grade of Castings _____________________________________
33
34 Other Information:
35 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
36 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
37 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
38 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
39 _________________________________________________________________________________________________
40

BI/JO No. _______________________________

PO/RFQ No. ____________ L/I No. _________
Page 8 of 8 By: _____________________
Date: _____________ Revision ____________

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