Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1988-04-04
1989-09-05
Hall, Carl E.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
29597, 310 71, 310 73, 310 90, 310157, 416 5, H02K 1514
Patent
active
048625817
ABSTRACT:
A dynamoelectric machine, preferably a motor adapted for use in ceiling fan applications, has a conventional rotor assembly mounted within a bore of a stator assembly. A stationary shaft extends through the rotor assembly and provides both a cableway for electrically connecting the motor to a source of electrical energy and for permitting the attachment of additional apparatus on one end of the stationary shaft. A retainer is mounted on the stationary shaft and positions the rotor assembly with respect to the stator. The rotor assembly is attached to a hub which rotates with the rotor and provides means for attaching blades to the motor. The stator is press fit into an end shield and the resulting structure is a compact, light weight, efficient dynamoelectric machine. The end shield is provided with means for attaching a decorative enclosure about the motor, so that the asthetic appearance of the motor can be enhanced substantially. The resulting structure is relatively low weight and enables a user to install the motor, and in particular, ceiling fans more easily than prior art devices.
REFERENCES:
patent: Re11787 (1899-11-01), Meston
patent: 2201153 (1940-05-01), Brown
patent: 2596783 (1952-05-01), Moore
patent: 3052958 (1962-09-01), Anderson
Emerson Electric Co.
Hall Carl E.
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