Totally enclosed electric motor
OwnerJohn D. Geberth, Jr.inventor
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There is provided a totally enclosed electric motor which is effectively cooled by means of an internal ventilation system and an external ventilation system. The internal ventilation system includes an internal fan driven by the rotor which forces internal ventilating air into and along an annular series of longitudinal internal ducts arranged adjacent to the internal cylindrical wall supporting the stator. The internal ventilating air leaving the internal ducts enters a brush compartment where the air is directed axially over the commutator and through the stator-rotor arrangement and back to the internal fan. The external ventilation system includes an external fan driven by the rotor which forces external ventilating air from the atmosphere into and along an annular series of longitudinal external ducts arranged radially outwardly from the series of internal ducts and into exhaust compartments at the far axial end of the motor.
In a totally enclosed electromotive device having a stator and a rotor in a stator-rotor arrangement, said stator being fixedly supported by an internal cylindrical wall of a main housing for said device and the rotor being rotatably mounted in front and rear housings of said device on suitable bearings therein, said front and rear housings being detachably secured to said main housing, the improvement comprising:
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