Method of securing the rotor winding of a turbo-generator rotor

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29421R, 310 42, 310 43, 310214, H02K 1514

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ABSTRACT:
A turbo-generator with a rotor winding includes a plurality of slots in which the rotor windings are inserted and a plurality of slot wedges, at least two slot wedges lying in each slot on the outside of the winding and being electrically connected with each other. A plurality of relatively thin pressure tubes of a deformable material such as copper are positioned in the slots between the wedges and the windings. Thereafter, the pressure tubes are supplied with a thermosetting resin through feed tubes, the resin being supplied at a sufficient pressure and in a sufficient amount to produce an expansion of the space within the tube by at least 50 per cent. The feed tube is then subjected to heat in a localized area, thus accelerating the curing of the resin in this area of the tube and forming a plug, after which the supply of pressure to the pressure tube is disconnected. After the resin in the pressure tube has hardened, the feed tube is removed.

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