These Operating instructions are valid for DC shunt
motors of the series:
-- MGXRK 090 ... 160
-- MGXQU 080 ... 160
-- MGXQK 063 ... 160
BA 13.0005
Author: Motor Division
2nd edition 06/97
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1. Explanation of symbols4
2. General safety notes4
2.1 Users4
2.2 Safety notes4
3. Transport a nd storage4
3.1 Unpacking4
3.2 Transport within the site of installation4
3.3 Conditions of storage4
3.4 Waste disposal of the packing material4
4. Product description5
4.1 Function description5
4.2 Area of application5
4.2.1Other areas of application5
4.3 Type code6
4.4 Designation / Nameplate7
4.5 Technical data7
4.6 Emissions8
5. Assembly / Installation9
5.1 Preparations9
5.2 Site of installation, nominal conditions, and influencing factors9
5.3 Installation9
5.4 Electrical connection9
5.5 Parts for attachment11
6. Commissioning and operation12
6.1 Checking before commissioning12
6.1.1 Measuring the insulation resistance12
6.2 Function test13
6.3 Inspection13
6.4 Fault -- Cause -- Remedy14
7. Maintenance / Repair15
7.1 Maintenance periods15
7.2 Wear check of carbon brushes15
7.3 Wear check of the collector17
7.4 Recognition of incorrect operating conditions18
7.5 Waste disposal of the product19
8. Spare parts20
8.1 Spare parts lists20
8.2 Ordering example for spare parts22
Manufacturer’s Declaraction
Service addresses
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1. Explanation of symbols
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3. Transport and storage
Danger !
General danger (Danger of persons and/or
material)
Use in hazardous areas is prohibited.
Dangerous electrical voltage.
High temperature.
Assembly or dismantling using hammers or
other striking tools is prohibited.
Note: Use raw material for recycling.
2. General safety notes
First read, then act !
3.1 Unpacking
¯ Take drive components out of the packing
and check for transport damages.
¯ Check if the shipment is complete.
3.2 Transport within the site of installation
¯ Tranport motors only with sufficiently strong
transportation tools or hoists. Ensure safe
fixing.
Some of the motors are equipped with
eyebolts for a safe fixing at the hoists (for
weights see chapter 4.5).
¯ Transport motors vibration--free
¯ Avoid strong shocks and impacts
3.3 Conditions of storage
¯ Location of storage:
-- v i b r a t i o n -- f r e e
If there is a risk of vibration, it is
recommended to rotate the rotor in its
bearings once a week.
-- dry without aggressive media
-- n o d u s t
-- no fast temperature changes
¯ Corrosion:
3.4
2.1 Users
Assembly, commissioning, operation, and
maintenance only by specialists or skilled
personnel.
2.2 Safety notes
n Read operating instructions before
asembly, commissioning, operation, and
maintenance.
n Observe safety notes and warning symbols
in the individual chapters.
n Observe regulations for safety and
prevention of accidents.
n Do not operate in hazardous areas !
n Only intended use is permissible.
n For non--intended use and non--authorized
modifications, the product liability and
warranty are invalid.
-- steel parts are protected against corrosion
by the factory. Do not remove this
protection, check in intervals of approx.
three months and renew, if necessary.
In case of intermediate storage > 3 months
¯ Collector:
-- take off carbon brushes from the collector
surface
-- protect collector by a piece of paper
around the running surface.
3.4 Waste disposal of the packing material
n Packing material can be recycled.
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4. Product description
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4.1 Function description
The motors of the MGXRK, MGXQU and
MGXQK series are separately excited DC
shunt motors.
The motors of the MGXRK series are
surface--cooled in IP54 enclosure and have a
round, ribbed housing. The motors of the
MGXQU and MGXQK series have a square
cross--section, are designed in IP23S
enclosure and internally ventilated.
The motors have fully--laminated stators and
are externally cooled by axially or radially
mounted blowers in their standard design
(type GF...). With reduced power, the motors
are also supplied with speed--dependent
self--ventilation (type GE...) and without
ventilation in self--cooled design (type GS...).
4.2.1 Other areas of application
¯ For other areas of application a power or
torque reduction is required using the
factors of the following table.
The permissible continuous power is
calculated from:
P’ = kJ¡ k
¡ P
h
d
with Pdbeing the permissible continuous
torque under normal conditions.
The torque can be calculated accordingly:
M’ = kJ¡ k
being the permissible continuous torque
M
d
¡ Md.
h
under normal conditions.
Cooling air temperature
5C
Power reduction
Power reduction with different ambient or cooling air
temperature
k
J
4045505560
1.000.950.900.830.77
4.2 Area of application
n Do not use in hazardous areas !
n Fire risk !
Avoid contact with inflammable material !
¯ Ambient temperature must be up to
+40 5C, higher ambient temperature
require a power reduction.
¯ Installation height up to 1000 m above sea
level,
installation above 1000 m above sea level
requires a power reduction.
¯ Observe temperature class F (155 5C)
according to DIN--IEC 34 / VDE 0530. If the
limit temperature is exceeded, the
insulation is weakened and damaged.
¯ Enclosure to DIN--IEC 34 is IP54 or IP23S.
The actual enclosure can be obtained from
the nameplate (see chapter 4.4.)
¯ No tropical insulation.
¯ Designs (to DIN--IEC 34 part 7)
MGXRK:IM B3, IM B5, IM B14
MGXQU, MGXQK: IM B35 and IM B34
Installation height above sea
level in m
Power reduction
Power reduction with different installation height
k
h
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
1.00 0.92 0.83 0.77 0.67
¯ If the actual form factor FF* ≥1.05, a power
reduction or torque reduction is also
required.
The permissible continuous load is calculated
from:
P’= ( 1.05 / F
*)¡ P
F
d
The torque is calculated as follows:
M’ = ( 1.05 / F
*) ¡ M
F
d
The form factor can be improved, among
others, by using armature chokes. Armature
chokes which are suitable for Lenze
controllers can be obtained from the technical
descriptions of the controllers or from your
nearest Lenze representative.
The motors can be mounted in any
mounting position. Vertical arrangements
according to DIN--IEC 34 part 7 are
possible.
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4.3 Type code
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Motor
Current type
MG = DC current
Cooling / Ventilation
F = forced--ventilated
E = self--ventilated (cooling effect depends on the speed)
S = natural cooling ( cooling by convection and radiation)
Design / Housing
Q = Smooth housing, square
R = Ribbed housing, round
Type of machine
K = compensated
U = not compensated
MGXXX XX XXX -- XX
Attachments
BI = Brake and pulse encoder
BR = Brake
BS = Brake and resolver
BT = Brake and tacho
BU = Brake + Tacho + pulse encode
IG = Pulse encoder
RS = Resolver
TA = Tacho, analog sensor
TI = Tacho + pulse encoder
XX = no attachments
Size
AxisheightinIMB3designinmm
Length
0 = VSvery short
1 = Sshort
2 = Mmiddle
3 = Llong
4 = VLvery long
Pole pair numbe
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1 = p=1 (2--pole)
2 = p=2 (4--pole)
4.4 Designation / Nameplate
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The nameplate consists of the following data
(tolerances according to DIN--IEC 34):
Lenze GmbH & Co KG
Hans--Lenze--Straße 1, D--31855 Aerzen
➀
➃
➅➆
➉
➁
➂
➄
➇
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➈
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4.5 Technical data
The rated powers indicated on the nameplate
are based on a form factor of the armature
current of F
F=Ieff/Iarithm.
= 1.05. With higher
form factors a power reduction according to
chapter 4.2.1 is required.
➀ Motor type (G for DC shunt motor)
➁ Motor type of the form MGXXXXX XXX -- XX
➅ Enclosure
➃ Commission number, including year of
construction
➄ Motor number
➅ Rated armature voltage
➆ Rated armature current
➇ Rated speed
➈ Rated power
➉ Rated excitation voltage
Rated excitation current
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Temperature class
Attachments (B--side)
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In the following, the technical ratings and
main dimensions (overall dimensions) of the
standard motors without B--side attachments
with separate blower and with filter element
are listed.
Table 1: Technical data of MGFRK standard motors (without B--side attachments) :
Moto r s izeM
MGFRK 090-225.80.0040780440210021492253200
MGFRK 100-228.90.00611000500270028530284250
MGFRK 112-2215.50.01421500500280040538298280
MGFRK 132-2232.50.041122001100450084709354325
MGFRK 160-3273.70.1120300012505100172941406376
N
Nmkgm
JF
2
r
NNNkgmmmmmm
F
a
F
r, v
WeightLWH
Table 2: Technical data MGFQU standard motors (without B--side attachments) :
Moto r s izeM
MGFQU080-2218.30.00871200400195036467235335
MGFQU100-2236.10.02371600580310065520235375
MGFQU112-2273.80.0475230010004900115660259451
MGFQU132-32140.50.1120230013504900170760275525
MGFQU160-22279.00.2452495035809700250864508606
MGFQU160-32343.00.3200505035809900285944508606
N
Nmkgm
JF
2
r
NNNkgmmmmmm
F
a
F
r, v
WeightLWH
Tab. 3: Technical data of MGFQK standard motors (without B--side attachments) :
Moto r s izeM
MGFQK 063-327.00.0032750400110019451235299
MGFQK 100-3234.30.01701600580310065520247427
MGFQK 160-222890.2452495035809700250864508606
MGFQK 160-323560.3200505035809900285944508606
N
Nmkgm
JF
2
r
NNNkgmmmmmm
F
a
F
r, v
WeightLWH
The torques and weights indicated in the
tables are only considered to be guidelines
for the dimensioning and bases.
The actual technical data must be obtained
from the nameplate of your motor
(see chapter 4.4).