Modular bearing failure sensor for an electrical generator

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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310 90, 310 89, 384448, 340682, 324154, 324123, 324173, 73593, 73587, H02K 1100

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059988940

ABSTRACT:
A ring-shaped bearing failure sensor constructed of insulation and electrically conductive material utilizing printed circuit board technology. Because of its construction, high dimensional tolerances can be achieved and the ring can be easily assembled as a component of a generator. Further, the bearing sensor is equipped with a resistor so that the operational readiness of the sensor can be monitored.

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