Motor Assessment Workspace

Project Information

Project / Site Name

Date of Assessment

Assessor Name

Reason for Assessment

Machine Identification

Record nameplate data before any testing — see the Electric Motor Inspection Checklist for why this matters.

Manufacturer

Model

Rated Power

Rated Voltage

Frame Convention

Insulation Class

Inspection Checklist

Interactive version of the Electric Motor Inspection Checklist.

Safety isolation confirmed and locked out

As-found photographs taken before cleaning or drying

Nameplate data recorded and legible

Visible contamination, corrosion, or waterline marks documented

Terminal box condition inspected

Shaft rotated by hand (if safe) — no obvious binding

Bearing area visually inspected

Connected cables and conduit inspected

Common Flood Contamination Indicators

Discoloration or staining on windings and internal surfaces
Mineral deposits or silt residue in the terminal box
Corrosion at dissimilar-metal contact points
Unusual odor suggesting standing water or biological growth

Guidance only — presence of any indicator does not by itself determine the recovery level.

FUTURE AI Suggest next inspection step — not yet available

Evidence Photos

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Electrical Measurements

Interactive version of the Megger Test Record — per IEEE 43. Enter readings only; SRT does not calculate or interpret them automatically — trend evaluation is an engineering judgement (see Step 7).

Before Taking Insulation Measurements

Verify motor temperature is recorded alongside the reading
Disconnect auxiliary circuits that could affect the reading
Record ambient temperature
Confirm test voltage matches the machine's rated voltage class

Reference: IEEE 43

FUTURE AI Explain this measurement — not yet available

Date/Time	IR @ 1 min	IR @ 10 min	PI	Ambient Temp	Notes

Mechanical Inspection

Per ISO 20816 — record vibration readings by measurement point.

Measurement Point	Reading	Unit	Notes

Bearing / Mechanical Notes

Typical Bearing Damage Indicators

Elevated vibration at the bearing's characteristic defect frequency
Audible grinding, clicking, or irregular noise under rotation
Discoloration of grease, or metallic particles in used grease
Excessive shaft play when checked by hand

Guidance only — confirm with measured vibration data per ISO 20816, not by feel alone.

Applicable Standards

Reference — not reproduced here.

Engineering Evaluation

This is where your own engineering judgement combines the readings above — SRT's tools organize the data, they don't conclude for you.

Electrical Trend Assessment (your judgement)

Mechanical Condition Assessment (your judgement)

FUTURE AI Interpret engineering observations — not yet available

Assessment Timeline

Overall Risk Level (your assessment)

LOW

MEDIUM

HIGH

Recommendation & Summary

Your Recommendation (Repair / Retrofit / Rewind / Replace)

Supporting Rationale

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Click "Generate Engineering Summary" to compile everything entered above into a single view — useful to review before printing (Ctrl+P) or requesting SRT's own assessment.

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