IEC EN 60034-7 Rotating Electrical Machines - Classification of Construction Types - Mounting Arrangements and Terminal Box Location

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Two classification systems are provided below:

• Code I: An alphanumeric designation valid for end housing bearing(s) and machines with only one shaft extension;
• Code II: A purely numerical notation applicable to a wider range of types of all machines, including types falling under Code I.

The standard focuses on electrical machines that involve rotational motion, such as electric motors and generators. These are widely used in various applications including industrial machinery.

This part of the standard is devoted specifically to the classification of construction types, mounting arrangements and terminal box locations for rotating electrical machines.

This probably involves classifying different designs and structures of rotating electrical machines according to certain criteria.

In summary, IEC EN 60034-7 provides standards for the classification of construction types, mounting arrangements and terminal box locations for rotating electrical machines. This classification is necessary to standardize the design and installation of these machines in different applications and industries.

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