IEEE 252-1963
IEEE Proposed Procedure for Polyphase Induction Motors Having Liquid in the Magnetic Gap
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IEEE 252-1963 defines a proposed procedure for polyphase induction motors having liquid in the magnetic gap, giving engineers a focused technical reference for a specialized motor construction. IEEE 252-1963 is relevant where motor design, insulation behavior, and magnetic performance must be considered together, especially in applications involving engineered materials and dielectric conditions. As a superseded standard, it remains useful for understanding historical test and evaluation practices for these unusual machines.
What is IEEE 252-1963?
This standard sets out a proposed procedure for polyphase induction motors that operate with liquid present in the magnetic gap. Its technical context is narrow and specific, addressing how this construction may affect motor behavior, performance assessment, and related engineering decisions. For users reviewing legacy equipment or historical documentation, IEEE 252-1963 provides a structured point of reference for design and evaluation expectations tied to this uncommon motor arrangement.
Where is IEEE 252-1963 used?
IEEE 252-1963 is most relevant in engineering settings that deal with specialized polyphase induction motors, prototype evaluation, or legacy documentation for unconventional motor designs. It may be consulted in equipment development, technical review, or procurement where liquid in the magnetic gap is part of the design concept. The standard can also support comparisons between alternative motor constructions when performance, materials, and dielectric effects need to be considered together.
Why is IEEE 252-1963 important?
Even as a superseded document, IEEE 252-1963 matters because it helps establish a common procedure for assessing an unusual motor configuration. That can improve consistency in testing, reduce ambiguity in design review, and support safer engineering decisions around liquid presence in the magnetic gap. For organizations handling older systems or archived specifications, the standard can also aid traceability and help clarify what was expected in historical performance evaluations.
- Polyphase induction motor procedure
- Liquid in the magnetic gap
- Performance and test guidance
- Legacy engineering reference
- Superseded IEEE standard
- Publication Date: 1963
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Engineered Materials, Dielectrics and Plasmas
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: 252 (2023)
- Previous Version: 252 (1995)
- Previous Version: 252 (1977)
- This Version: 252 (1963)
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