AC and DC Checks See Different Lamination-Contact Problems
A DC result describes a defined terminal path…
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Metallic Debris in a Core Duct: Map Its Contacts
A metal particle in a duct is a contamination…
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Releasing a packet can open a pressure-depend…
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Removing an abnormal edge feature can also ch…
Read full articleRepair Coating at a Lamination Edge Must Preserve Joint Movement
A repair coating can cover exposed steel whil…
Read full articleOpening One Lamination Bridge Can Redistribute Fault Current
Removing one connection may eliminate a loop …
Read full articleA Hot Region beside the Core Can Have More Than One Source
A nearby clamp can heat through induced curre…
Read full articleNormal Total Core Loss Does Not Exclude a Small Local Heat Source
A small added wattage can be unresolved in a …
Read full articleA Laboratory Lamination Fault Must Represent the Right Circuit
An artificial bridge can produce repeatable h…
Read full articleA Surface Thermal Map May Not Identify a Deep Core Heat Source
A deeper stronger source can resemble a shall…
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A probe near a shorted lamination also sees t…
Read full articleVibration-Triggered Lamination Contact Needs Synchronized Evidence
A vibration alarm and an electrical pulse occ…
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