Showing posts with label generator repair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label generator repair. Show all posts

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Handling Electric Motor Repair



Electric motors are an essential part of most large operations. They are used to create current that can be connected to a power grid or to directly fuel other machinery. These motors are complex pieces of industrial machinery and consequently it is not advisable for a person who is not a licensed repair person to attempt to repair them. The electric motor converts electronic power into mechanical power.

Electric motors come in different sizes and types, and the type you have is directly dependent on the purpose you use it for. All electric motors have the same basic operational principles and basic parts. They all have a rotor and a stator. The rotor moves while the stator remains still. Those two pieces form the backbone of the electric motor.

Most electric motors are magnetic in nature. Both the rotor and the stator produce a magnetic field which creates a torque, or pressure on the motor shaft and creates the rotation of the motor. This is how electric motors operate.

The most important part of your electric motor repair is locating and hiring a quality repairman. The way you know that they are qualified is by checking their license. A licensed repairman can handle the repair needs of your company. You can search online for a list of licensed repair men in your area and you can use that information to cross reference review sites to find one that is reputable. From there you can further narrow your list by geographic area or price or whatever is important to you.

After you've hired a repair service, you'll want an immediate examination of your broken motor. This will give you an estimate regarding the amount of time and money the repair will take and you can get the motor repaired and working again as soon as possible.

The repair is the first step in a long process of electric motor maintenance process. Once your electric motor has been repaired, you?re going to want to set up a regular maintenance schedule in order to minimize the cost and misery of future repairs. Maintenance of your electric motor is the single biggest thing you can do to minimize the need for repairs.

Although you may not want to spend the time and money it takes to maintain the motor, you will make that money back in the savings on not having so many major repairs. The better maintained a motor is the better it runs. You can save a lot of money on expensive repairs by spending a little in preventative maintenance.

Electric motor repair can take many forms, depending on what kind of electric motor you have and the nature of its use in your business. The best thing you can do with your broken electric motor is to find and hire a reputable repairman to do the repairs. Electric motor repair can be minimized by practicing maintenance on your electric motor.

Maria is an electrical engineer who specializes in circuit breaker retrofit. You may also be interested in reading more information about industry news.



Saturday, January 28, 2012

Dreisilker: Electric Motor Repair at its Best



The electric motor in your car malfunctioned. Again. You live in Illinois and you don't want to go back to the last guy, who ripped you off for a few thousand dollars. You don't want to go to your uncle who claims to know a lot about cars. What Uncle Bill knows about electric motor repair can fill a Post-It note. What's a mad as hell driver to do? Well, you can go to Dreisilker Electric Motors. Their expertise and seven locations in Illinois and Georgia can make your electric motor insanity a thing of the past.

Dreisilker's Place in Illinois Electric Motor Repair History

Dreisilker Electric Motor was born from the wishes, sweat and hard work of a German immigrant in the 1950s. Henry Dreisilker is just one of numerous examples of immigrants realizing the American Dream. Now his son Leo is forging ahead in his father's memory.

Almost sixty years later, Dreisilker Electric Motor has developed a wonderful reputation serving their commercial, industrial and municipal customers. Dreisilker Electric Motor specializes in electric motor parts, accessories and controls.

Motor Safe Repair: What Dreisilker Does Better than Anyone Else

Motor Safe Repair is Dreisilker's patented method of checking every single motor that comes through the doors of their shops. This tried and true method delivers protection and improvement of the electric motors in their care.

Some of the actions that are involved in Motor Safe Repair are the rewinding of the coils in your motor using the shop's nonburnout stripping procedure, varnishing and testing. As a customer, you'll have up to four choices when it comes to your motor's varnishing. Don't worry. The best method will be painstakingly explained to you by an employee. All electric motors will also be inspected thoroughly before going back into the hood of your car.

How Do I Contact Dreisilker?

You can contact one of Dreisilker Electric Motor's seven shops in one of two ways. If you don't reside in Illinois, you can go to Dreisilker's website (www.dreisilker.com). The site has useful information on electric motor repair and maintenance. You can also shop on the website. Items you can buy include motors, pumps, lubricants and other accessories.

For those of you who do live in Illinois, the good news is that Dreisilker has six locations in the state. No matter where you live, you should be able to find a Dreisilker shop close to you. There's even a Dreisilker shop in Marietta, GA for those in the Atlanta area.

Dreisilker Electric Motor is just one place you can go in Illinois for your electric motor repair needs. Make sure you do you research both online and offline to find the best situation for you and your electric motor.

Maria is an electrical engineer who specializes in circuit breaker repair. You may also be interested in reading more information about electrical safety testing.



Friday, January 27, 2012

Blowin' in the Wind: Wind Generators



You've put a lot of interesting questions into Google. How to cook swordfish in the oven. How to beat Call of Duty. How to fix a car engine. Will I ever be married to Jennifer Aniston? You may not have known how Google would answer that last question, but you typed it in anyway. Now, your question involves wind generators. As in, "What is a wind generator?" The good news is that question can be answered. (Yes, Google saves the day. Don't you just love Google?) Whether you're writing a report or just have a jones for basic knowledge on wind generators, read on.

Wind Generators?

You might want to be snarky and think that wind generators are "something that generates wind." While you wouldn't get the prize for "funniest answer to a dumb question", you'd be about a quarter of the way there. Wind generators make electricity from the energy of the wind.

There are two types of wind generators. Wind generators that convert energy for the purpose of operating machinery are called windmills. Wind turbines are those contraptions that get turned into electricity.

Wind Generators: What Do We Need Them For?

The answer is that we use wind generators for a variety of actions. Smaller versions of turbines are used to charge batteries. They can also be used as auxiliary power for boats. In the past, windmills have been used to mill grain.

Now's the time to talk about bigger wind generators. Large electrical systems are often connected through grids consisting of¦you guessed it, huge wind turbines. You may see some of these turbine farms in out of the way locations such as Spain, Belgium and the South Pole.

Fun With Wind Generators

The Enercon E-126, at 650 feet tall, is the largest capacity wind turbine in the entire world. Since 2007, several companies are involved in a race to build even bigger turbines. Good Luck!

Ancient Greece may have been home to the first ever windmill. In the first century A.D., Heron of Alexandria created the first windmill prototype two millennia before the Industrial Revolution. The device consisted of an air tight chamber heated by fire, which displaced the water put in the chamber beforehand. After the water is gathered, the resulting weight would open doors.

That was just a very brief introduction into the wonders of wind generators. Whether you're talking about turbines or windmills, the many actions that can transpire from the power of wind can be mind-boggling if you allow it to be. Because of this technology, not only can you power the batteries to your smoke detector, but also steer a boat. Remember to thank Google the next time you're searching for cheat codes to "Angry Birds."

Maria is an electrical engineer who specializes in circuit breaker retrofit. You may also be interested in reading more information about electrical repair safety.