Inductor devices – With electric and/or magnetic shielding means
Patent
1976-09-08
1977-10-18
Kozma, Thomas J.
Inductor devices
With electric and/or magnetic shielding means
310 68R, 336 92, 336174, H01F 2706, H01F 4006
Patent
active
040548562
ABSTRACT:
In order to provide an electrically insulated and fluid-tight assembly for securing a current transformer to the inside of a dynamoelectric machine housing, a screw is inserted through an aperture in the machine's housing to secure the current transformer to a portion of the inner surface of the housing wherein a first insulating material is used to insulate the current transformer from the housing; a second insulator is used to insulate the screw from the housing; and an insulating cap is secured over the top of the screw. An O-ring provides a fluid-tight seal between the cap and the machine housing and a retaining ring is utilized to secure the cap over the screw's head within the machine housing. Secured to the lower part of the current transformer is a soft iron magnetic shield which is threaded to engage the screw and serves to support the current transformer.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1736994 (1929-11-01), Claytor et al.
patent: 3175174 (1965-03-01), Simmons
Killingsworth Ted E.
Kozma Thomas J.
McMurry Michael B.
Peoples William R.
Sundstrand Corporation
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