Motor Rebuild Timelapse - Vaughn Electric
2018 ж. 11 Шіл.
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Vaughn Electric rebuilt this 1500 horsepower motor in six days, so we thought it necessary to capture some of the process for our clients.
Vaughn Electric rebuilt this 1500 horsepower motor in six days, so we thought it necessary to capture some of the process for our clients.
This is the first motor rebuild I’ve seen on KZhead where everyone is wearing shoes!
@Grayson Santiago Don't buy this crap, its a phishing scam.
@Augustine Dean s
And the first one properly rebuild
@Augustine Dean Nobody cares.
I always wear safety shoes im afraid my foot gets boom by heavy objects
You know the one great thing about youtube is. It can inspire people do want to work oddball jobs. And help people understand and find things they never thought of or even thought was possible.
That was awesome! I not long ago finished motors 1 and 2 classes. The book talked about huge motors but this the first I've seen.
A thing of beauty and the biggest DC motor i've seen.
Love the production quality!
This reminds me of Red Line Rebuild from Hagerty. Nice job! 🤘
That spray painting party at the end looked hella lit.
@Whipporwill lmao.. I want to blow my head off when my niece talks like that...
@Whipporwill bet
I don’t care where you’re from, that’s impressive to see and very satisfying work I would imagine 👍
Thankyou!
Watched out of curiosity since I work in an electric motor rebuild shop as well, makes us look like a backwater operation but I was glad to see we use the same parts bins! Lol
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It's all about Teamwork! Nice job!
Sir, your work is excellent and I look forward to your release of more wonderful works.
That is amazing. I struggle with small motor rebuilds. 😁
Wonderful teamwork through hardwork...keeping the total accuracy to it's victory...!!! 👌🙏💐
Thankyou!
Nice work !!
Really good job 👌 .
Heavy duty professional skills i loved and liked 👍
Pure Art 🖤
Im gonna bet that the paint's gonna peel off sometime. But hey, seeing people doing honest business is always good 👍
you'd love Andrew Camarata here on youtube. Gives 100% attention to paint and prep.
Yes I noticed, Can painting is not reliable
I love junk restoration.👍🏻🙏🏻👌🏻❤️ Great job bro.
Don't think it was ever considered junk
God bless this Mans.
My favorite project working with electric and heavy metal.
great work, like it
steady success always prioritizes safety👍👍
Reusing and durability, I like this so much and it is such a good thing for our world. beautiful work.
Shaking head... Son there is seldom any other choice.
@@ShainAndrews I understand.
Another great American business still at it...thanks and a great video.
Strange, we repair generators here in Germany. If they fail in the US, they throw them away and buy new ones from us because no repairshop in the US was able to repair them correctly (90% fail rate after repair, most of them even burned away in the testfield). Shipping faulty generators to Germany and back isn't economically. Great business for Germany.
Excelente trabajo para este motor de corriente continua de gran potencia.
Awesome video, Awesome team
Great job
nice work good job
Good work
I love how they got all this equipment and then he just whips out the rattle can to paint with haha
The same opinion of my wife
@@enriquegomez7936 XD
Nice work 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Not a motor but a MONSTER!
That there's a monster. I've (occasionally) done such things to motors, but only to little motors; the kind you could hold in one hand
I love motors , really impressive, more motors should get a second Life
great idea
Ótima trabalho, motor fantástico.
If Vaughn electric needs a "what we can do" video, this is it!!!
I love the background music
That's a big DC motor. And working from a scrap metal place ... I'm salivating from those copper!
my grandpa was showing me some old bearing material from a turbine generator Vytasomething, it was originally made from a tree. Anyway he was telling me about a +1000hp motor from a mine he worked on. Nice to see what he was talking about.
Slotting by hand! Wow, that must take forever. Nice job ! I wish for your workers sake that they'd wear respirators when painting, though.
Undercutting mica is not easy and while it can be automated, repair shops have machinists that do this work because they seldom see the same armature twice so its not cost effective. The hacksaw blade is really for deburring the commutator bars.
Great Work 👌👌❤🙏
Thankyou!
Incredible a very large dynamo
I am doing the same every year in coal powerplant where I work. Electric engineers are doing the electric part of the job and I am doing the mechanial engineering part - repairing the shaft and housings. In last 7 years I helped rebuilt motors from 0.18kW up to 8MW. It is literally the same as you do, the same steps,. I can say that, by my experience. you are doing a great job. That particular motor is in quite good shape, I've had many that were much, much worse, especially the motors that run coal mills (we have 8 of them, each 1MW). There is just one thing I have to make remark-please use protective mask when doing the paintjob,. It is really bad for the lungs.
good advice⚠
Nice to see a rebuild done on something actually worth rebuilding, also shoes and a clean shop instead of dirt and clutter.
Best work
Nice video
Very cool trade
These engineer is a true men.
u wot
well done
That was badass
I was waiting for this motor sound 😣
worked on many of these for drag lines, big job, great teamwork, olek you have to clean the old bearings to inspect them, you dont have to rebalance the rotor that size every time only if its rewound, or revarnished, im sure those are new ones being put back in, that insulated housing on the back side is always tricky to put back together, my dad used to wind the coils for theses motors, must be hot weather there as no one is wearing coveralls
just a bunch of engineers with dad bods rebuilding a large motor. nice
Stick your hand in there with the motor running, and you'll soon be ordering five beers and getting only three from the barman.
Looool nice one
It's part of the job to break in new carbon brushes. Really no way around it.
EXCELENT!!!!
Badass 👍
I work as an service electrician at a motor rebuild company that works on Cotton Gins.
verry fast workers in ONLY 7 minutes repairing an e-motor!
More videos like this!
exeelente video
Rosie Odonnel's mobility scooter will back on the road in no time.
Brutal, the deputy said.
grease amazon box dispenser KKKK amazing video!!!
Thank you for sharing with humankind.😊
Literally hagerty but for electric motors. Super cool
This is a brush motor or we can say a universal motor🥰
He is seating the brushes with a seating stone. Its alot safer than you think. They may not even had full voltage on it to get it to spin. U can actually use a car battery charger to get these to spin.
Nice teamwork! Did you balanced the rotor? I'm working at a repair shop for generator from 600kw up to 4,2mw. We always throw away used bearings. Please Invest in a small paint room. Looks like vandals spraying a train😅
"vandals spraying a train" hahaha.
What are you talking about? It looks just fine.
lmao
If you really worked in a "motor shop" you would refer to that rotating assembly as an "armature" not a rotor. And that polished & undercut segmented copper thingy where all the brushgear is bolted very close to, is called the commutator because the rotation of the motor is dictated by how the power (dc voltage) is routed or commuted through the armature.
@@brianwood7480 I'm not working in a motor shop. I'm working in the world leading generator repairshop for windturbines.
What was replaced? Brushes and bearings?
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Whaha here in Holland that,s a one man job!
What is the engine power and on how many volts does that run?
1:55 you know it's a big shop when they've got a walk in parts cleaner
Whats the name of that coupling removal machine??
How strong that thing must be 💪🦾🤙
This god damn things has frickin BUS BARS for winding ! God damn !
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What was the malfunction of the motor?
holy chit, thats one hellava puller.
Как человек, лично участвующий в среднем ремонте ДПТ мощностью 12500 kW, ставлю мужикам лайк!
Простите, а какие размеры у двигателя такой мощности? Вы не ошиблись? И какая частота вращения?
@@scaryfear21 Диаметр якоря около 5 метров, диаметр коллектора метра два. Прокатный двигатель блюминга, прямой привод на клеть, крутился реверсивно оборотов 15 туда, остановка и обратно, гонял слиток через клеть. Скорость небольшая, но точно сказать не могу, оборотов сто в минуту.
@@chembulatov обалдеть, а есть фото/видео этого гиганта? Где такое стоит, если не секрет?
@@scaryfear21 Я сам обалдел, когда увидел впервые! Пришел работать на Челябинский металлургический комбинат в 1992 году после техникума и обошел все прокатные цеха, насмотрелся таких монстров вволю, внутри и снаружи. Были там машины и покрупнее в габаритах, но менее мощные. Конкретно этот стоял в обжимном цехе №2. Еще два однотипных, но по 9500 kW, стояли в обжимном №3. В начале 2000х я уволился от туда. В связи с модой на непрерывную разливку стали, подозреваю что все их уже порезали на металлолом. Сам искал видео на ютубе - но похожего ничего нет. Только сам процесс обжима, как выглядит машинный зал станов - видиков нет. Вот по этой фотке можно представить, как выглядит средней мощности прокатный двигатель (2500-5000 kW) kzhead.info/sun/psykhLGlaKCAeIk/bejne.html
@@chembulatov спасибо, очень интересно. Вот это монстры! Не знал что такое вообще существует.
Cool
What was this DC motor made for?
Disassembly, cleaning of parts, bore of the manifold, replacement of some bearings. And after its first 50 years of operation it will be able to easily face its ... second 50 years! Thermal engines for cars? their days are numbered!
Cars are built as cheap as possible, they are disposable to an extent.
Armatures go to ground, short and fail all the time as to interpoles and field coils....none of which is cheap or quick to repair.
Top notch work and know how to take it apart and rebuild it. Can't believe they rattle can painted it.
nothing wrong with spray paint. Would you rather they put it into a paint gun which does the same thing?
@@ryanmalin Should have been industrial grade two part epoxy paint.
holy shit that's a big motor
Enough torque to spin the earth
I did NOT like seeing that guy stick his hand in there.
I was entering the comments section to say exactly that! Oof. The current that thing must have pumping through it. And he just reached in and stroked the armature.
Yep
Worked with smaller ones DC 600 volts scary stuff
Yeah touching the commutator while it's running is really stupid.
@@FrozenHaxor He was seating the brushes with a piece of stone not touching it with hand.
What is running this machine...
Now that’s a lathe !
It reminds me of Rick and Morty's legendary 'plumbus'! - "Everybody has a monstrous lathe in their home!"
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Who was the original manufacturer?
Aficionados chapuceros, tienen bastantes medios pero el trabajo realizado no difiere de lo que puede hacer cualquiera en un garage casero
What are the ratings and where is it used?
What is the name of this motor? What power?
Monster
What for this motor is used for....
That is a huge motor. I just wounder what it ran.
It mixes rubber in a rubber compounding plant.