Discussion
A no-load run of a machine before dispatch is part of the routine tests because it
Answer: D
Correct answer: reveals mechanical faults and confirms the direction of rotation
The no-load run is cheap and catches a great deal: bearing noise, rubbing, unbalance, a wrong connection, an incorrect direction of rotation. It proves nothing about the rated performance, which is why it sits alongside the electrical routine tests rather than replacing them.
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