We didnt run many motors on 460 single phase in any of the many places I designed for HOWEVER sure its possible to wire a single phase motor dual voltage 230/460 same as they are wired for 115/230.
We did however, run a bunch of 460 3 phase in our industrial complex, so if you needed some 460 single phase you simply took off one 460 volt transformer bank if it was a Delta configuration or one leg to another leg if it was a Y configuration. IE if you have a 460 three phase service its easy to get 460 single phase
But if you only have 230 single phase in your shop and need 460 single phase, then you need to use a dry step up transformer, 230 in 460 out. But a transformer has a lot of heat losses ya know so you dont get the power out you put in, some is lost to heat.
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