This MG1147 carbon brush is a Morgan metal-graphite grade from the wind-power MG11x7 series, used as the main (phase) brush on wind-turbine generator slip rings in standard/common environments. It is designed for the rotor-current duty of 1.5–6 MW class generators, forming a stable patina on steel slip rings to keep friction and ring wear low while minimising dust generation — the criteria that decide brush and slip-ring life in wind service. Per Morgan's wind power selection guide, MG1147 has resistivity 3.20 µΩ·m, flexural strength 30 MPa, Rockwell hardness 75 (HR10/588), bulk density 2.95 g/cm³, medium friction coefficient class (0.22–0.4), maximum linear velocity 40 m/s and a recommended operating current density of 13–18 A/cm² (continuous rating 18 A/cm²). It is commonly supplied in 20 × 32 × 64 mm, 20 × 40 × 100 mm and 25 × 32 × 80 mm, or to drawing with multiple copper-braid shunts. For plateau or marine (abrasive/humid) sites, the MG1157 or MG1167 variants are the correct selection rather than MG1147.
Features & benefits:
- Morgan MG1147 main brush — standard-environment grade for 1.5–6 MW wind generators
- Stable patina, low friction — protects slip rings, minimises dust
- ρ3.20 µΩ·m / Rockwell 75 / density 2.95 g/cm³ — Morgan selection-guide values
- Recommended 13–18 A/cm² (continuous 18 A/cm²), max linear velocity 40 m/s
- Environment-specific family — MG1127 (small capacity), MG1157 (plateau), MG1167 (marine)
- Custom to your drawing — sizes, shunt count, lead length and terminal per specification
- Quality-inspected before dispatch: dimensional check, shunt crimp integrity and surface condition per batch