The AC Electric Motor

7/2/2016

In 2008 I purchased an MES-DEA 200-250 AC induction motor for my EV conversion. I particularly wanted and AC motor even though it was more expensive and more complex than a DC motor.

MES-DEA is a now defunct manufactured of vehicle components based Switzerland. Metric Mind a supplier of EV parts based in the United States. How I brought Swiss motor, via the US, for use in Australia is a little convoluted but basically there were not many EV suppliers and components available in 2008, not like now in 2016.

MES-DEA 200-250

High torque & high power.
Squirrel cage 3-phase AC induction motor.
Nominal power 30 kW.
Nominal torque 100 Nm.
Liquid cooled (Glicol+H2O).
Nominal speed 2850 rpm.
Max. speed 9000 rpm.
Cos Φ=0.85.
Phase Voltage U=140V.
Phase Current I=156A (Peak).
f=100 Hz.
Dimension A: 391 mm.
Dimension B: 235 mm.
Protection IP54

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I have a Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Technology Sydney and am employed in Broadcast Television Industry. My hobby is the (continuing) modification of MR02EV. I am also the National Treasurer of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association.

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