Process for fastening conductive bars
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Dec 22, 1998
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Nov 25, 1996
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May 24, 1994
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A process is disclosed for fastening windings in a permanent and reliable manner without reducing the cooling cross-sections. Doses of an electroconductive elastomer are introduced for that purpose approximately in the middle of the partial bundle of lamination, on the top of the bar and/or on intermediate pieces. The elastomer material (9) is pushed upwards when the bottom bars (3) are pressed in or flows towards the middle of the conductive bar when the intermediate pieces (7) are laid in. No elastomer flows into the core ducts (10) of the partial bundles of laminations (11), so that the cooling cross-section is not narrowed. It thus becomes possible for the first time to glue the winding to the bundle of laminations in an elastic and stress-free manner. The main advantage however is that the dosed introduction of elastomer does not reduce the core ducts nor their cross-section.
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