Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1993-01-27
1994-09-06
Hall, Carl E.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
310 43, 310 68C, H02K 1506
Patent
active
053436130
ABSTRACT:
Plastic deformation and nicking of the conductors (30) of the end turns (20) in the stator (10,12,14) of a dynamoelectric machine during the installation of a temperature sensor (26) is avoided by locating the temperature sensor (26) in a gap (22) between the coils defining adjacent end turns (20), thereby providing a machine capable of rapidly responding to excess heat even in a locked rotor situation before detectable levels of smoke, gas, and odors are generated.
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Carriglitto Francis T.
Clark Valerie
Garr Keith E.
Kintz Lawrence J.
Leicht Joseph F.
Hall Carl E.
Sundstrand Corporation
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