Textiles: fluid treating apparatus – Machines – Impulsing
Patent
1990-02-12
1991-04-09
Cuchlinski, Jr., William A.
Textiles: fluid treating apparatus
Machines
Impulsing
68 237, D06F 100, D06F 3738
Patent
active
050053833
ABSTRACT:
A washing machine motor having a high resistance rotor to provide high starting torque and low starting current. The permanent split capacitor motor is linked by a speed reducer to the agitator, and a controller alternately reverses the drive direction of the motor to provide the agitator with a relatively high stroke rate such as 60 strokes per minute. In such application, the motor runs cooler than a conventional motor with low rotor resistance because the frequency of starts is high, and, notwithstanding the fact that a high rotor resistance motor is inefficient at running speed, the high rotor resistance motor generates less heat in the critical thermal loading start-up mode.
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Adamski Joseph R.
Clawson Lawrence G.
Bennett G. Bradley
Clark William R.
Cuchlinski Jr. William A.
Raytheon Company
Sharkansky Richard M.
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