Cleaning is very important for anything, but do you know if the collector ring of the motor also needs to be cleaned, and what is the purpose of cleaning? Wait a minute. With these questions in mind, I would like to consult a professional manufacturer of large motor maintenance, hoping to receive a satisfactory answer.
Firstly, to answer everyone's question, the motor collector ring also needs to be cleaned, partly because it is located in a special position. The motor collector ring is located in the collector ring chamber between the upper guide bearing and the oil receiver. When the two parts of the structure operate, a large amount of oil mist will be generated. In addition, the space inside the collector ring is relatively closed, making it difficult for the oil mist to dissipate and eventually depositing on the collector ring.
Another aspect is to ensure that the performance of the motor is not affected. Oil mist has a greater adsorption effect on the carbon powder generated by brush wear, so it is easy to produce oily carbon powder dirt. If this dirt is not treated in a timely manner, it will cause a decrease in the insulation function of various insulation components in the sliding ring room. If there is a lot of oily carbon powder dirt, it can also cause equipment accidents and affect the safe operation of the motor, so regular cleaning is necessary.