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Trust the Power - TECO-Westinghouse Motor Company

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<strong>Trust</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Power</strong>Rugged Applications Demand ReliabilityMore than 100 years of experience<strong>Motor</strong>s to fit any application<strong>TECO</strong>-<strong>Westinghouse</strong> products are designed and manufactured to decreasedown time, increase productivity, and keep your business running efficiently.We provide custom-engineered large motors, have readily available T-framemotors and drives, offer repair and field service solutions, and supply genuine<strong>Westinghouse</strong> renewal parts for all your application needs. When <strong>the</strong> jobdemands reliability, trust <strong>the</strong> power of <strong>TECO</strong>-<strong>Westinghouse</strong>.For more information about <strong>the</strong> full line of <strong>TECO</strong>-<strong>Westinghouse</strong> motors,drives, spare parts, and <strong>the</strong> high-performance solutions we provide, visitour website at www.tecowestinghouse.com or call 800.451.8798.<strong>TECO</strong>-<strong>Westinghouse</strong> <strong>Motor</strong> <strong>Company</strong>5100 N. IH-35 • Round Rock, TX 78681 • www.tecowestinghouse.com


■The second of two 60,000 hp (44,743 kW), 600 rpm, dual 3-phase motors (left) for <strong>the</strong> Arnold Engineering Development Center in Arnold AFB,Tennessee, U.S.A., is shown undergoing a no-load mechanical test. After testing, <strong>the</strong> 210,000 lb. (95,238 kg) wound rotor is prepared for installation of<strong>the</strong> coupling hub before shipment (right) in November 2003.The motors replace two 35,000 hp (26,100 kW) motors in a train of equipment that includestwo existing 83,000 hp (61,894 kW) motors connected by indexing couplings that drive a single-stage transonic compressor on one end of <strong>the</strong> train or afour-stage supersonic compressor train on <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r end.The system supports both subsonic and supersonic wind tunnel testing of aircraft propulsionsystems.INDUSTRIAL MOTORS AND MORE<strong>TECO</strong>-<strong>Westinghouse</strong> AttributesMany Factors to its SuccessBy Norm Shade<strong>TECO</strong>-<strong>Westinghouse</strong> <strong>Motor</strong><strong>Company</strong> (TWMC) of RoundRock, Texas, U.S.A., manufactureselectric motors and generators,offering a broad selectionranging from 0.25 to100,000 hp (0.2 to 74,571 kW).In addition, said Mike Kuo,TWMC president, “We alsosupply motor controls and provideengineering services, genuine<strong>Westinghouse</strong> renewalparts and large motor repairs.Our company’s products areused to drive pumps, fans,compressors, rolling mills,grinders, crushers and a varietyof o<strong>the</strong>r rugged applications.”While <strong>the</strong> <strong>Westinghouse</strong>name has been associatedwith electric motors since1888, <strong>the</strong> connection with<strong>TECO</strong> developed rapidly over<strong>the</strong> last 15 years. The <strong>Westinghouse</strong><strong>Motor</strong> <strong>Company</strong> (WMC)was established in 1988 as ajoint venture between <strong>Westinghouse</strong>Electric and <strong>TECO</strong>Electric and Machinery Co.Ltd. Under that arrangement,WMC designed and manufacturedlarge, custom AC andDC products at <strong>the</strong> RoundRock facility, while more standardizedproducts were manufacturedby <strong>TECO</strong>’s modernmanufacturing facilities inTaiwan with WMC providingdesign and technical support.WMC marketed, sold and distributed<strong>the</strong>se productsthroughout <strong>the</strong> North Americanand select internationalmarkets under <strong>the</strong> <strong>Westinghouse</strong><strong>Motor</strong> <strong>Company</strong> name.In 1995 <strong>TECO</strong> acquired100% of <strong>the</strong> joint venture,made a significant investmentin <strong>the</strong> Round Rock facility andbegan to manufacture morestandardized products <strong>the</strong>re inorder to reduce lead-time tosupport <strong>the</strong> local market.Concurrent with changing <strong>the</strong>company name to <strong>TECO</strong>-<strong>Westinghouse</strong> <strong>Motor</strong> <strong>Company</strong>in 1997, TWMC formed aService Group to provideservice on TWMC and o<strong>the</strong>rmanufacturer’s motor and motorrelated products.In 1998 TWMC merged with<strong>TECO</strong> American, and all <strong>TECO</strong>motor operations in NorthAmerica were consolidatedinto TWMC with <strong>the</strong> resultantexpansion of <strong>the</strong> product linesto include NEMA T-frame motorsand <strong>TECO</strong> designed motors.This gave TWMC responsibilityfor sales, marketing,and distribution for <strong>TECO</strong> ACinduction and synchronousmotors and DC motors productsin <strong>the</strong> U.S.A., rangingfrom 0.25 to 100,000 hp (0.19to 74,571 kW).TWMC manufactures abroad range of AC inductionmotors that are used in compressor,fan and pump driveapplications. The company’sfabricated steel frame inductionmotor line, ranges from250 to 30,000 hp (186 to22,371 kW) at 300 to 3600rpm in both horizontal andvertical configurations and forvoltages from 2.3 to 13.8 kV.“These high-efficiency motorscombine sophisticated designtechnology with advanced materialconstruction,” saidMichael Bachmeyer, generalmanager for engineered ACproducts. Standard features includerugged thru-bolt copperor copper alloy rotor bar constructionand end rings, formwound windings with<strong>Westinghouse</strong>-developedThermalastic epoxy Class F insulationsystem, and ei<strong>the</strong>r antifrictionor spherically seatedRenk split-sleeve bearings.For demanding petroleumand chemical applications, <strong>the</strong>Rock 541 line of custom-designedmotors is available tomeet or exceed API 541 oro<strong>the</strong>r specifications. For specializedindustrial applicationsrequiring induction motorswith two predeterminedspeeds and a single-winding,<strong>the</strong> company offers PAM (PoleAmplitude Modulation) motorsin sizes from 1000 to17,000 hp (746 to 12,677 kW).TWMC also offers severalstocked products including<strong>the</strong> Global Series of totally enclosedfan-cooled (TEFC) motorsranges in size from 150 to2000 hp (112 to 1491 kW).They are available for speedratings from 900 to 3600 rpmand ei<strong>the</strong>r 2300 or 4160 V systems.Designed to operate in avariety of industrial environments,<strong>the</strong> Global series has arugged cast-iron frame andend brackets for rigidity andexcellent corrosion resistance.“These machines have numerousfeatures to ensure longtermperformance includingcopper rotor construction, acorrosion resistant externalfan and Class F insulation,”explained Bachmeyer. “Theyare <strong>the</strong> ideal choice when areliable induction motor isneeded in a dirty or corrosiveoperating environment.”Standard TEFC motor sizesto 900 hp (522 kW) are availablefrom stock. In addition to<strong>the</strong> extensive Round Rockwarehouse, <strong>the</strong> company hasregional warehouses in Reno,Nevada; Allentown, Pennsylvania;and Spartansburg,South Carolina, U.S.A. TWMChas sales offices in 18 countriesoutside <strong>the</strong> U.S.A.MARCH 2004COMPRESSORTech Two

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