Probably the most commonly found machinę is the totally-enclosed, fan-cooled motor (TEFC). The motor winding is totally enclosed in the metor housing which is usuaily ribbed on the outside. A fan is mounted on the shaft external to the housing and 20 is protected by a shield. This fan blows air over the casing removing heatfromthe motor. In largersizes,there is also a fan inside the casing blowing airoverthe windingstransferring heatto the casing.
Where motors are required to operate in explosive situations, the 25 motor must be of flame-proof construction. This means that it must be enclosed in such a manner that any explosion which may occur within the motor must be contained within the motor. Often it is easier to prevent explosive gases entering the motor. Ventilated motors are used which draw air from an uncontaminated area. This 30 is pumped into the motor which keeps its internal pressure above that of its surroundings.
Fig. 1 illustrates a variety of protected motors.
Source: Adapted from D.W. Tyler, Elactrical Applications, 3
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Apart from the design, what other information does the drawing provide? What do you think the top row of words are for - File, Edit. Constrain, etc.?
Task 2 You are going to listen to an interview with a designer of car engines. He
describes some of the advantages of CAD over traditional approaches to design - for example. drawing and modelling. Before you listen, list any advantages you think CAD has over these traditional approaches.
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