Electric Motor/Pump Inspection Checklist
Definition of Motor And Pump:
A pump raises or transfers fluids using suction or pressure. The most well-known examples of pumps are the windmill and watermill used to pump water.
The motor is an electro-mechanical device that transforms electrical energy into mechanical energy.
Connection between motor and pump:
A pump is a device that uses forces such as air to transfer fluids. Because the moving part begins to move, the air pushes forward from the way. Electric motors usually turn on these machines to operate a compressor. The water flow may generate a partial vacuum, and extra air later fills it.
Below are the checkpoints for safety inspection of Electric Motor/Pump.
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| 1 | Electric Motor/Pump should be physically in good and working condition. |
| 2 | Wiring of Motor/Pump should be free from damage. |
| 3 | It should have proper fixing with on hard. |
| 4 | Junction box of motor/pump should be free from defect and packed properly. |
| 5 | Electric Motor/Pump on/off switch should be free from defect and covered properly with insulation. |
| 6 | Rotating part of motor/pump should be covered with fixed guard and are in good condition. |
| 7 | Clear capacity marking on Motor/Pump. |
| 8 | Motor/Pump should be grounded properly |
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