Electric machine and method for operating an electric machine
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsThomas Biessenberger, Oliver Neumann, Viktor Rill
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsThomas Biessenberger, Oliver Neumann, Viktor Rill
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An electric machine for starting an internal combustion engine, comprising a housing (10) having at least one sealing device (14) which seals an interior (10a) of the housing with respect to the surroundings of the housing (10), and at least one pressure reduction device (1), wherein the at least one pressure reduction device (1) is embodied so as to be moveable in a translatory fashion relative to the at least one sealing device (14) in order to form, in the case of an overpressure in the interior (10a) of the housing, at least one venting duct via which an at least partial reduction in pressure is ensured.
An electric machine (100), comprising a housing (10) having at least one sealing device (14) which seals an interior (10a) of the housing with respect to the surroundings of the housing (10), and at least one pressure reduction device (1), characterized in that the at least one pressure reduction device (1) is moveable in a translatory fashion relative to the at least one sealing device (14) in order to form, in the case of an overpressure in the interior (10a) of the housing, at least one venting duct via which an at least partial reduction in pressure is ensured.
A method for operating an electric machine (100) for starting an internal combustion engine, the machine comprising a housing (10) having at least one sealing device (14) which seals an interior (10a) of the housing with respect to the surroundings of the housing (10), and at least one pressure reduction device (1), wherein a change in pressure owing to operation takes place in the interior (10a) of the housing, the method comprising carrying out a translatory movement of the at least one pressure reduction device (1) relative to the at least one sealing device (14) in order to at least partially reduce an overpressure in the interior (10a) of the housing.
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