What's in a namplate?
Whether you are selecting a motor for a new application or a replacement for one that has failed, a motor's nameplate provides important information. Learn more in an EASA-authored article appearing in Plant Engineering
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| Electric motor bearing lubrication frequency and quantity | January 2019 | Tom Bishop, P.E. EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist |
| Management Pulse: January survey will focus on leadership topics, information | January 2019 | Tim Hebert, A&W Electric, Inc. Charlotte, North Carolina, Management Services Committee Member |
| Learning from experience: Tips for repairing a "purpose-built" motor | December 2018 | Tim Browne, Industrial Electric Motor Service, Inc. |
| European Commission announces motor and power converter efficiency directive regulation | December 2018 | Rob Boteler, Confluence Energy LLC |
| Parallel circuits: More than meets the eye | December 2018 | Chuck Yung, EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist |
| Considerations for measuring & test equipment (M&TE) resolution | November 2018 | Mike Howell, EASA Technical Support Specialist |
| Survey results focus on safety analysis and work instructions | November 2018 | Tom Barnes, Compliance Specialists, Inc. |
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Inside the January 2019 issue
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Articles about EASA or articles written by EASA staff that have appeared recently in the industry's publications
| What’s in a nameplate? Information helps the selection of the right motor regardless of application | Plant Engineering - November 2018 |
| Best Practices for Vertical Turbine Pump Repair: Learn warning signs of needed repairs and avoid common mistakes | Pumps & Systems - June 2018 |
| Motor maintenance trends: 6 factors to evaluate | Plant Engineering - June 2018 |
| Understand vertical motor bearings: Vertical motors differ from horizontal units in various ways, including their oil-leak risks | Efficient Plant - April 2018 |
| Practical Advice for Motor Protection: New IEEE standard provides guidance for motor protection for industrial and commercial applications | Electrical Construction & Maintenance - March 2018 |
