Method and device for an actuator motor including an...

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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C310S093000

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07745966

ABSTRACT:
A plurality of fan blades are secured to a rotor assembly of a single directional motor. When the motor is powered on, a force generated by the fan blades pushes the rotor assembly in a direction of a low friction thrust interface. When the motor is backdriven in a direction opposite the powered direction, the force generated by the fan blades pushes the rotor assembly in a direction of a higher-friction thrust interface, causing a tapered surface of the pinion and a tapered surface of a bearing retainer to be pressed against each other to produce a frictional braking force. The backdriven speed of the motor and drive device is therefore reduced, improving the reliability of the motor assembly. The invention can be applied to motor actuators used to control air dampers and other valves in gas or fluid delivery systems. The invention can also be used to reduce water hammer in water delivery systems.

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patent: 3112081 (1963-11-01), Filz
patent: 3562565 (1971-02-01), Higashino et al.
patent: 3734254 (1973-05-01), Yanikoshi
patent: 5406180 (1995-04-01), Feller, Jr.

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