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                         D  = 6.3 mm  for the tests of  second numeral  5
                         D  = 12.3 mm for the tests of  second numeral 6
                                    Figure 11.1 1  Standard test  nozzle for  hose tests
         Table 11.9  Permissible tolerances  in  performance figures

         .s.  !VO   Itrr1r                             Tolrmnce
          I     Efficiency
                (a) By summation of losses:
                  Motors up to SO kW                   -15%  of  (I00 - rJ)
                  Motors above 50 kW                   -10%  of  I100 - rJ)
                (hl By  input-output  test             -15%  of  (100 - rJ)
         2      Total loses applicable to inotors ahove SO kW   + 10% of total losses
         3      Power Factor                           -1/6  of  (I - cos 4). Subject to a  minimum of 0.02 and  maximum
                                                       0.07.
         1      Slip a[ full load and at working temperature
                (a) Machines having output  I  kW or more   ? 20% of  the guaranteed slip
                1 b)  Machines having output less than  1 kW   k 30% of the guaranteed  slip
         5      Breakaway  starting current (for squirrel cage motors)   + 20% of the guaranteed starting current (no lower limit)
         6      Locked inotor torque                   -15%  to + 25% of the guaranteed torque  (+ 3% inay be exceeded
                                                       by agreement)
         7      Pull-out torque                        -10%  of the guaranteed torque.  except that after allowing for this
                                                       tolerance, the torque will not be lesh than  1.6 or I .5 times the rated
                                                       torque
         x      Pull-up (pull-in) torque               -15%  of the guaranteed  torque
         9      Vihrarion                              +IO%  of  guaranteed classification
         IO     Noise  level                           +3 dB (A) over guaranteed value
         II     Locked rotor current of  squirrel  cage motors with short-   +20% of  the guaranteed current
                circuited rotor and with any jpecified starting  apparatus   (no lower limit)
         I2     Moment of  inertia or stored energy constant, applicable
                to motors of fraine sires ahove 3 15   +IO%  of the guaranteed value




                                              Relevant Standards



         60034- 1/1996   Rotating electrical machine\                  BS EN 60014-1/1995
                     Rating and pcrformancc
                     Temperature rise measuremcnt of  rotating electrical   I280211 989
                     machine\
         60034-2/1996   Method  for determining losses and efficiency of rotating   402911 99 I   BS 4999-102/1987
                     electrical machines
         60034-51199 I   Rotaring electrical machincs      469 I /I 985   BS 4999- 1051 I988
                     Claasification of degrees of protection provided by
                     enclo\ure\ for rotating machinery (IP Code)
         60034-6/1991   Rotating electrical machines. Methods of cooling (IC Code) 6362/1995   BS EN 60034-6/1994
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