Propulsion Technology

About Us

Reliable Solutions

Propulsion Technology provide consultation, maintenance and parts solutions for mobile electrical propulsion systems.

Reduce operational risk by reviewing failures, productivity losses and incidents by introducing maintenance programs and knowledge.

Increase asset productivity by engaging in programs delivering solutions to problems rather than treatment to symptoms.

We actively network within other industries to provide new opportunity from areas such as marine systems, composite materials, component manufacturing techniques and maintenance products.

Some instances the answer is to reduce the layer of complexity and return back to the fundamental basics and practice product ownership.

Whether you need fault diagnostics, review electrical maintenance, procedures, incident review or parts solutions we can help you!

Flexible Services

We provide a thorough consultation to explain your available options.

With that information, you can choose the scope of work that’s right for your assets for advanced operation and maintenance.

Satisfaction

We strive to provide the best solutions with maximum up-time to your asset so your profits continue to grow!

We can help owner-miners, contractors, OEM's or a suppliers!

Years of experience cements fundamental problem approach or opportunity to explore the solutions and gains desired.

Save both time and money by combining experience, parts solutions and knowledge to unleash your assets potential.

Photo Gallery

Insulation break-down on a laminated busbar resulting in a developed solution. — Laminated busbar.
Insulation failure during testing.

GE Invertex - main electrical cabinet — OHV Inverter cabinet
Electric Drive Truck

Electric wheel motor - OHV
Cut-away view showing components for F/A.

Busbar failure creating risk where significant charge remained on the capacitor

Resistor grid failure.
Caused by inadequate house keeping.

DC Drive armature on an OHV electric truck

IGBT failure from excessive voltage due to a broken busbar.

Fire event caused by incorrect operation of brakes during retard system failure

Failed busbar due to movement causing metal fatigue.

Bent busbar power rail on IC Card.
Random short-circuit onto the daughter board.

Wheel motor cover developed with manufacturer to address thermal issues around braking systems.

High resistance connection.
Caused from dirt between busbars when assembled.