Method for brazing rotor bars to end rings of a rotor for an asynchronous ac motor
CA 2113001 C · Owner: Nuber, James Michael · Inventors: Kobrinetz, James; Giammarise, Anthony William; Meyer, James Allan
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A method for brazing end rings (20) to rotor bars (12) for a squirrel cage rotor assembly (10) comprises assembling the rotor (10) in a brazing fixture (22) with a braze shim (16) between the rotor bars (12) and the end rings (20); preheating the rotor (10) and brazing fixture (22) to a temperature that is below the aged temperature of the rotor bars (12) and end rings (20) and which is sufficiently high so that the difference in thermal expansion of the rotor bars (12) and brazing fixture (22) applies a predetermined amount of pressure on the brazing joint such that after the joint is brazed and has cooled, a braze filler (16) having a predetermined thickness inches will bond the rotor bar …
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- Filed June 29, 1993 and granted October 15, 2002. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended June 29, 2013.
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