Optimizing Electrical Motor Efficiency: Get More Bang for Your Buck

Electrical motors are devices that convert electrical energy into mechanical force. They operate on the principles of electromagnetism, using the interaction between winding currents and magnetic fields. Some motors, like those used in the transportation industry can reverse the effect and generate electricity too, converting force into electricity. A slight increase in efficiency can dramatically cut energy spending and improve profits too. There are a number of ways you can increase the life period of motors in your facility, and thus their operational efficiency too: Lamination - Instead of cheaper carbon steels, lamination containing steels that have a little silicon can be used. Using thinner lamination and increasing their length reduces the length reduces core losses by limiting the effects of saturation and hysteresisisis. Lubrication - The lubrication interval is decided by a combination of various factors, so you should use to improve your facility's lubrication and prolong the life periods and prolonging the motor's life period.