AC Motor Performance Services Remote Monitoring and Diagnostics Today’s demand on AC motors are greater than ever before. Operators are challenged to maintain a continuous, reliable operation while reducing costs. A rigorous, proactive motor reliability program is key to minimizing AC motor failures and unplanned outages. GE’s experienced AC motor services team can assist you to develop and implement an effective AC motor maintenance plan. Whether you need a day of service on a single motor, or a comprehensive plan for your entire facility, GE can help you do the following: • Evaluate the condition of your motors and status of existing maintenance programs GE Energy Complete Product Offering Structure When structuring a maintenance plan, GE will review the following options to see what works best to meet your needs: • Managed Maintenance Program (MMP) • Contractual Service Agreements (CSA), which can include fixed pricing and long-term service agreements Plan Proven Experience In order to help you plan your motor service, GE provides you with the following: • Project Management Services • Perform the required work—on time, on budget • Outage Planning Service Service Offerings Motors Product Line World-Class Service • Equipment Management Program (EMP), which includes service planning and solutions. • Plan the required services according to your schedule We’ve manufactured motors for over 125 years. The GE Advantage • Transactional Service Agreements • Structure a maintenance plan to balance your financial needs Innovative Technology Local Presence Backed by the Power of a Global GE Organization Evaluate During the evaluation of your motor, GE can offer the following: • Continuous technical support through GE’s Monitoring and Diagnostic (M&D) Center. • motor engineers with remote access to motor condition GE data can identify potential failures of industrial machines. • Advanced technology products designed to easily retrofit existing customer equipment and provide the highest levels of protection and reliability. • Installation and commissioning – prompt comprehensive service built upon GE’s years of field engineering experience, OEM product knowledge, and access to product information. With over 1,300 service engineers and technicians globally, GE is ideally positioned to provide you with the knowledge, experience and skills for the full range of motor monitoring, services and repairs. From system design to testing, maintenance and outage support, GE has the resources and capabilities to enable you to enhance the performance and reliability of your motor. With GE, you have a single point of responsibility for all your motor needs. GE offers a complete portfolio of equipment from which to choose, including: • otors from 1 to 100,000 M HP (0.75 to 75,000 kW) • Generators up to 75 MVA • Low and medium voltage variable frequency drives GE’s Monitoring and Diagnostic Center GEGARD™ Insulation System Guaranteed Ultimate Performance on Inverter Power GEGARD1800™ GEGARD2400™ This system exceeds NEMA MG1-31 (which is 3.1 times the nameplate voltage) for motors operating on inverters. The insulation system is comprised of class F materials and the varnish is nonhygroscopic, anti-fungus. The varnish is either applied via a Dip and Bake, or Vacuum Pressure Impregnation (VPI) process. The combination of materials and processes provides a minimum Corona Inception Voltage (CIV) up to 1800 volts peak with a rise time of 0.1 microseconds. This system exceeds NEMA MG1-31 (which is 3.1 times the nameplate voltage) for motors operating on inverters. The insulation system is comprised of class H materials and the varnish is non-hygroscopic, anti-fungus. The varnish is applied via a Trickle Treat process while a 60 Hz current is passed through the windings. This causes the varnish to flow through the winding, resulting in improved penetration into the stator slots and an increase in varnish build. The current also cures the winding from the inside out, rather than oven baking. The combination of materials and processes provides a typical Corona Inception Voltage (CIV) of 2400 volts peak with a rise time of 0.1 microseconds. • Multiple product lines covering all enclosures: WPI, WPII TEFC, TEAAC, TEWAC • motors can adhere to GE these industry standards among others: NEMA, IEC, CSA, API 541, 546, 547, and 661; IEEE 841, GOST, DIV 2, Ex-n for Zone 2, Ex-p for Zone 1 or 2, ATEX GE has over 125 years of experience in the electrical industry with successful global installations spanning a wide variety of applications. Very few competitors can claim the depth and breadth of experience that GE has in creating and executing solutions for its customers. With GE’s wealth of global experience comes a full coverage offering for its products along with leading experts in the industries they serve. Additionally, GE experience and innovation brings: • Experienced sales force • ngineering support E optimized for your application • roject management tools P GE is constantly innovating product technologies to meet and exceed customer expectations. Founded by world renowned inventors, General Electric continues to be a company made up of individuals striving to design, create, and build products and solutions that improve people’s lives. Among the many tools used to produce innovative products are: • Electromagnetic finite element analysis • solid modeling 3D • Virtual motor “building” while in design phase GE Energy Fort Wayne, IN 46802 800 541 7191 800 458 0451 www.gemotors.com For more information, please contact your GE sales representative. GE, A$D Ultra, X$D Ultra, GEGARD 1800™, GEGARD 2400™, Energy $aver™, Quantum™, Pegusus™, ValueLine™,Polyseal, TREC©, and the Six Star Bearing System are trademarks of General Electric Company. NEMA Premium® is a trademark of NEMA. ©2011, General Electric Company. All rights reserved. GEA14914D (06/2011) Expect More… In 1879, GE founder, Thomas Edison constructed the first electric motor ever made for a 110 to 120 Volt line at Menlo Park, NJ. This device still exists and is operative! It is located in the Edison Historical Collection in New Jersey. GE continues to innovate product quality. Leading the way in Six Sigma, Value Analysis, and Lean Manufacturing processes helps to ensure that GE can deliver the best value in its product. Standards and Certifications GE has the capability to design electrical rotating machines that comply with global standards and certifications, including but not limited to NEMA, IEC, API 541 and 547, CSA, ABS, ATEX ,or IEC Exn Zone 2, Division 1, Division 2, and PTB Imperial (English) or metric systems compliant components are available per customer specification. Our manufacturing facilities are ISO 9001 certified. Applications Fans, pumps, compressors, conveyors, grinding mills, metal rolling, mine hoists, refiners, propulsion, generators, and many others. Industries • Oil & Gas • Cement • Pulp and Paper • Mining • Metals • Water and Wastewater • Power and Energy • Marine • Other Process Industries