Device for supporting an electric motor driving a turbine, notab

Supports – Resilient support – Including three or more circumferentially arranged resilient...

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248674, 310 59, F16M 1300, F16M 900, H02K 900

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058789901

ABSTRACT:
A device for supporting an electric motor driving a turbine, which is particularly applicable for heating and/or air conditioning equipment for a motor vehicle. The device comprises a casing which defines a housing for receiving an enclosure of the motor. The housing comprises a peripheral wall connected to a front wall. The peripheral wall is interrupted so as to define at least one channel for cooling the motor. The cooling channel is defined by two lateral walls, at least one of which is connected to the font wall by an inclined deflecting wall to facilitate the guidance of the flow of air for cooling the motor.

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