Submersible motor using a water-tight wire as the primary windin

Details Submersible motor using a water-tight wire as the primary windin Submersible motor using a water-tight wire as the primary windin

1986-11-18

1988-06-07

Skudy, R.

Electrical generator or motor structure

Dynamoelectric

Rotary

310 45, 310180, 310208, 174120SR, 428383, H02K 512

Patent

active

047498943

ABSTRACT:
A submersible motor having a primary winding made of a water-tight wire has an improved life characteristic. The water-tight wire is made of a conductor and three layers formed on the conductor. The three layers are a heat-resistant enamel layer, a main insulating layer and an outer protective layer. The main insulating layer is composed of crosslinked polyethylene or a polypropylene. The outer protective layer is composed of a polyvinyl chloride composition having as a base material a polyvinyl chloride having a number average polymerization degree of 2000 or higher.

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