Apparatus and method for making a laminated core
AssigneeWestinghouse Electric Corp.
InventorsRobert E. Fromson, Maria E. Skutch, Charles S. Nunamaker, Francis A. Scheda
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AssigneeWestinghouse Electric Corp.
InventorsRobert E. Fromson, Maria E. Skutch, Charles S. Nunamaker, Francis A. Scheda
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An apparatus and means for removing slivers and burrs from machined laminated components utilizes a salt solution, such as sodium nitrate, as the electrolyte which flows between a cathode and the laminated member which is connected to the positive terminal of an electrical power supply. The electrolyte is pumped into the gap between the cathode and laminated component and an electrical current flows between the laminated member and the cathode, removing metal which is deplated or released into the stream of electrolyte. The use of a salt solution, as opposed to an acidic solution, for the electrolyte fluid reduces the need for cleaning and neutralizing the acid remaining on the workpiece and, furthermore, reduces the potential hazards normally associated with the use of acids.
A method of improving the electrical characteristics of a generally laminated core of an electrical machine that includes a stack of laminations, comprising:
Apparatus for deburring a laminated core that includes a stack of laminations, comprising:
Apparatus for deburring a laminated core that includes a stack of laminations, comprising:
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