Laser cleaning system for a stator slot
AssigneeSiemens Energy, Inc.
InventorsMichael R. Vindler, James A. Bauer
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AssigneeSiemens Energy, Inc.
InventorsMichael R. Vindler, James A. Bauer
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A device for removing a coating formed in a slot of a stator core. The device includes a carriage movably attached to a first guide rail assembly to enable movement of the carriage in a longitudinal direction. The device also includes a first drive screw wherein rotation of the first drive screw moves the first guide rail assembly in the longitudinal direction. In addition, the device includes a second guide rail assembly that is attached to the carriage wherein the second guide rail assembly enables movement of the carriage in a direction transverse to the longitudinal direction. Further, the device includes a second drive screw wherein rotation of the second drive screw moves the carriage in the transverse direction. The carriage includes a laser beam emitting head that moves within the slot in either or both the longitudinal or transverse directions wherein the laser beam emitting head emits a laser beam to remove the coating.
A device for removing a coating located on a slot of a stator core of an electric generator wherein the slot includes a bottom surface and first and second sidewalk that extend from the bottom surface and wherein the first and second sidewalls each terminate at a respective top surface, comprising:
A device for removing a coating located in a slot of a stator core of an electric generator wherein the slot includes a bottom surface and first and second sidewalls that extend from the bottom surface and wherein the first and second sidewalls each terminate at a respective top surface, comprising:
A method for removing a coating located on a slot of a stator core of an electric generator wherein the slot includes a bottom surface and first and second sidewalls that extend from the bottom surface and wherein the first and second sidewalls each terminate at a respective top surface, comprising the steps of:
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