Electric motor failures are often caused by “in-operation” factors, such as production activities and the factory environment in which they operate. Other failures are due to “off-line” factors, ...

Walk into almost any commercial or industrial site, and you'll find electric motors quietly doing the heavy lifting. They drive pumps, compressors, ve ...

Motors often fail without warning and when they do the primary concern is getting the affected systems up and running as quickly as possible. If a replacement is readily available, the failed motor is ...

AI-driven diagnostics, workflow automation, and standardized repair procedures are converging to improve motor repair accuracy, reduce downtime, and cut operational costs. New tools range from ...

An updated edition of the only American National Standard for repair of motors and generators — ANSI/EASA AR100-2020: Recommended Practice for the Repair of Rotating Electrical Apparatus — was ...