Insulation System Clause Samples

Insulation System. All motors shall be provided with Class "F" or better insulation systems except that motor lead insulation may be Class "B" or better. Impregnating materials shall be rated Class "F" (155 degrees C) minimum. Completed windings, when tested in accordance with IEEE #57, latest revision, shall show a thermal rating of not less than 150 degrees C for 30,000 hour's life. Windings shall be held firmly in stator slots to prevent coil shift. Sharp edges and burrs shall be removed from stator slots prior to winding or inserting coils. Slot liners and coil end phase insulation, in addition to the coating, shall be provided. Stator windings shall be of high conductivity copper magnet wire. Completed stator windings shall be provided with a properly cured, uniform impregnation for mechanical rigidity, moisture resistance, and protection against winding failures from accumulation of foreign conductive matter. The completed insulation system shall be capable of withstanding phase-to-ground rms voltage of 600 volts continuous and 2,300 volts instantaneous (surge or transient).
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Insulation System. Insulation shall be provided to conserve heat energy, provide personnel protection from hot surfaces and prevent nuisance water condensation on cold surfaces. All hot parts shall be covered with mineral wool, fiberglass or calcium silicate of a suitable thickness. To avoid deformation, calcium silicate shall be used where the piping would be readily walked on. Flat surfaces, cylindrical surfaces and irregular surfaces located outside shall be lagged with aluminum, properly sealed. Flat or cylindrical services located inside shall be lagged with aluminum or canvas with aluminum paint. Irregular surfaces located inside shall be enclosed with preformed aluminum jackets or covered with canvas and finished with aluminum paint. Equipment requiring frequent access for maintenance shall be provided with easily removable and reusable insulation and lagging systems. Surface temperature of any lagging or insulation shall not exceed 140°F. For heat conservation insulation, the materials used shall be either preformed fiberglass, mineral wool or calcium silicate with an 0.25 inch thick desert tan colored aluminum jacket. For temperatures to 200°F, the minimum insulation thickness is 1.5 inches and above 200°F, 3 inch thickness. Insulation for personnel protection shall extend from the floor or grating level to an elevation seven feet above this level. The minimum insulation thickness is 1 inch. All parts where the exposed surfaces temperature will be below the expected dew point temperature and the resulting condensation would be a nuisance, shall be insulated with fiberglass or polyurethane of suitable thickness and covered with vapor barrier jacketing. Asbestos materials shall not be used.
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