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replaced in the event of minor deformation. Minor deformations affecting align-
ments, including alignments with the auxiliary, shall be corrected. Minor de-
formations shall be defined as those which do not cause unqualified rejection of
the design under the high-impact shock test but which are in excess of the dimen-
sional tolerances specified on the applicable motor drawing. Prior to acceptance
of the motor, all ball bearings shall be replaced.
(i) Shock extension. -
Motor shock test approval may be extended from the longest core length (same outside
diameter and similar construction) to a motor of a shorter core length. The manu-
facturer shall submit a letter of request together with the drawings of each motor.
Upon receipt of bureau or agency approval, the manufacturer shall note on the master
plan the test number and date or original shock test, the inspector's approval letter,
serial number and date and a statement of shock extension including bureau or agency
approval letter.
(j) Where the motor will be shock tested as part of an overall package, shock test of the motor
alone is not required.
4.3.4.17 Encapsulation. - The encapsulated stator shall be submerged in tap water for a period of 8 hours
with full load current applied. The insulation resistance (see 40.4.1 of appendix II) shall be measured before
and after the submergence period. The tested motor shall be hosed off with tap water and dried. The insula-
tion resistance shall again be measured. Insulation resistance value lower than that specified in 3.1.28.l(d)
shall be cause for rejection of the stator.
4.4 Service C. -
4.4.1 Inspection of repair parts for service C motors shall be as specified in 4.3.2. Inspection of service
C motors shall consist of the tests specified in table XV.
Table XV - Service C tests.
Applicable test paragraph
Description of test
Periodic tests
Routine tests
4.3.4.1
4.3.4.1
Material
Resistance (cold only)
4.3.4.2
4.3.4.2
4.3.4.5.2
4.3.4.5.2
Dynamic balance (by hand)
End play:
Sleeve bearing motors
4.3.4.6.1
4.3.4.6.1
Ball bearing motor
4.3.4.6.2
4.3.4.6.2
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No-load input (induction motors)
4.3.4.7
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Load test
4.3.4.14
Pull-up, breakdown and locked
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rotor torque
4.3.4.8
Dielectric strength
4.3.4.9
4.3.4.9
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Effectiveness of enclosure
Submersible
4.3.4.10
4.3.4.10
Explosionproof - subsequent test
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waived
4.3.4.10
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All others
4.3.4.10
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Weight
4.3.4.13
Encapsulation
4.3.4.17
4.3.4.17
4.4.1.1 Each motor shall be subjected to a thorough examination to ascertain that the material, work-
manship, and design are in conformance with this specification. The fit of parts shall be observed with
particular reference to the interchangeability of such parts as are likely to require replacement during the
normal service life of the motor.
5. PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY
5.1 Preservation, packaging, packing and marking. - Motors together with their repair parts shall be
preserved, packaged, packed, and marked in accordance with the applicable levels of MIL-E-16298 (see 6.1).
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