Method of brazing a liquid-cooled stator bar

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

Reexamination Certificate

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C029S402020, C029S402180, C029S854000, C029S860000, C029S890054, C228S180500, C228S262900, C310S054000, C310S071000

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07073247

ABSTRACT:
A method for metallurgically bonding a stator bar to a coupling to reduce the incidence of leak paths resulting from corrosion. The stator bar comprises strands through which a liquid coolant can flow. Adjacent ends of the strands are received in an interior cavity of the coupling through an opening in the coupling. A joining material is provided on a first portion of the stator bar within the coupling opening and adjacent the ends of the strands. The first portion is heated to melt the joining material. At essentially the same time, a second portion of the stator bar outside the coupling is also heated. Once the joining material is suitably molten, the first portion is allowed to cool while the second portion remains heated, thereby causing the joining material nearest the ends of the strands to solidify first.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5605590 (1997-02-01), Manning et al.
patent: 5796189 (1998-08-01), Manning et al.
patent: 6333494 (2001-12-01), Fischer et al.

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