Specs

The operating conditions and durations are shown in Table 01.

Operating Condition
Fan Speed
Time Duration
Units
Highest-speed operation approx. 1500 rpm 07:04:11:23 DD:HH:MM:SS
Mid-speed operation approx. 1300 rpm 01:00:50:00 DD:HH:MM:SS
Low-speed operation approx. 1100 rpm 01:00:45:52 DD:HH:MM:SS

A 4-channel, temperature-logging device was utilized to capture readings from four locations, two within the VIX2 enclosure positioned on the motor windings, while the other two were externally located: one on the "anticipated", hottest part of the VIX2 enclosure, and the other measuring ambient air temperature.

The test-run environment was conducted within a free-standing, wooden-construction, lab-space building, readily subject to changing outside-environmental conditions. During the test period, the majority of the total time was without lab-space ventilation to the outside. The purpose of "no ventilation" was to allow the lab-space ambient temperature to "gently" rise and fall in response to lab-space internal heat load coupled with the effects of outside environmental conditions.

The effect of a "hot spell" in San Diego during the latter part of the testing period (approximately, from Wednesday, September 30, 2020 thru Saturday, October 3, 2020) raised the lab-space to comparatively high ambient temperatures, as much as 100-degrees-Fahrenheit, for extended periods of time.

Summary temperature data is shown in Table 02:

Thermocouple Numbers & Locations - Temps ° Fahrenheit

1: Motor Core
2: Motor Winding Surface
3: External Housing
4: External Ambient
high speed - maximum 211.9 203.5 114.6 100.2
high speed - average 193.8 178.7 98.2 81.5
medium speed - maximum 206.8 198.4 110.1 97.5
medium speed - average 183.7 173.6 98.6 85.2
low speed - maximum 187.6 177.3 108 96.1
low speed - average 176.6 165.6 96.2 83.6

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