Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1981-03-19
1983-11-08
Hall, Carl E.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
228190, 228249, H01F 304
Patent
active
044134061
ABSTRACT:
A method for forming cores for an electrical transformer is disclosed. Also disclosed are the cores made from such a method. In one embodiment an amorphous metal core has relatively thick superimposed laminations comprised of relatively thin amorphous metal sheets. The amorphous metal sheets are heated and bonded together by a metallic bonding agent to form relatively thick amorphous metal packets for the superimposed laminations of the core. The heating and bonding of the amorphous metal sheets reduce the mechanical stresses normally induced into the amorphous metal during the fabrication process. In another embodiment a hybrid core has superimposed laminations certain of which comprise sheets of non-crystalline amorphous metal and one or more sheets of crystalline silicon steel metal.
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Ballard Donald E.
Bennett Moreland P.
Echols P. W.
Freedman William
General Electric Company
Hall Carl E.
McMahon John P.
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