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Motor Systems

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Motor Systems Management Workshop — 1-day workshop

This 1-day workshop helps facility personnel—maintenance staff, plant managers, and plant engineers—gain an understanding of electric motor systems management and skills to help them manage motor systems for reduced energy cost and increased reliability. The session covers technical and policy/procedure topics related to management of motor systems. This includes evaluation and selection of the optimum motor for each application; motor tracking inventory and maintenance actions; and development/use of guidelines or specifications for motor repair and rewind. Electric power system and management of power transmission and driven loads are also covered in relation to motor operation and use.

This session also identifies resources, such as organizations, standards, guidebooks, and technical assistance providers, that can help plant personnel establish and manage industrial motor systems. In addition, the workshop provides an overview of DOE's MotorMaster+ (MM+) software and a demonstration of the tool's basic functions and applications.

Attend this workshop to:

  • Select the optimum motor for specific industrial applications
  • Understand the basics of using MM+ to evaluate motor purchase and repair decisions
  • Understand how MM+ can be used to support other areas of motor systems management
  • Establish an effective motor systems maintenance plan
  • Develop guidelines for motor repair services and evaluate motor repair facilities
  • Quickly locate resources for additional technical support on motor systems

See the BestPractices training calendar for upcoming sessions in your area.