Thermal protection for electrical machines

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1993-01-27

1994-04-19

Echols, P. W.

Metal working

Method of mechanical manufacture

Electrical device making

29460, 427461, 427185, 337380, H01H 1100

Patent

active

053034619

ABSTRACT:
Long thermal paths and the resulting slow response times in sealed and electrically insulated thermal sensors may be substantially reduced by insulating and sealing the sensor (26) by a method which includes the steps of providing (30) an electrostatic fluidized bed of electrically insulating resin; locating (34) the sensor (26) at the bed; coating (36) the sensor (26); removing (38) the sensor from proximity to the bed; and curing (40) to the resin to form a uniform, thin coating encapsulating the sensor (26).

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