Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1991-10-25
1993-02-16
Hall, Carl E.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
310 45, 310211, H02K 1508
Patent
active
051859181
ABSTRACT:
An improved method of manufacture of a shorted turn copper bar rotor which is amenable to high volume production and which provides a copper-to-copper electrical bond among the conductor bar end turn portions at each end of the rotor core. Once the rotor core laminations have been assembled on the rotor shaft, and the conductor bars have been inserted into the core slots, a cylinder or spool element is positioned in abutment with each axial end of the core to define annular cavities into which the conductor bar end turn portions extend. Each cavity has a continuous opening for permitting access to the end turn portions lying therein, and a molten copper plasma is sprayed into the opening of each cavity, thereby forming a copper-to-copper electrical bond among the end turn portions extending from each end of the core. The ends of the assembly are then shortened as necessary by machining to provide the required current carrying capacity.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1160428 (1915-11-01), Markley
patent: 1695799 (1928-12-01), Daun
patent: 3826940 (1974-07-01), McKean et al.
General Motors Corporation
Hall Carl E.
Navarre Mark A.
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