Abb Schweiz Ag

Abb Research Ltd.

Abb Technology Ag

Abb Installation Products International LLC

Gao, Yan

Zant, Nikolaus Peter

Tremelling, Darren Dale

Lam, Letisha Mclaughlin

De La Borbolla, Ian Rubin

White, Ronald

Dinh, Cong Thanh

Drane, Mark

Darren Dale Tremelling

Sheng Zhong

Colin Tschida

Elio Alberto Perigo

Zhiguo Pan

Ghanshyam Shrestha

Dariusz Bednarowski

Nikolaus Zant

Yujing Liu

Wen Ouyang

Debrup Das

Jacim Jacimovic

Lukasz Malinowski

Mark R Drane

Felix Greuter

Pietro Cairoli

Jun Li

Jonah Kadoko

Waqas Mahmood Arshad

Reinhard A Simon

Cherif Ghoul

Lorenz Herrmann

Giulio Secondo

Dezheng Wu

Steven Englebretson

Corey Stoner

Simon E Mushi

Se Young Yoon

Cong Thanh Dinh

Jiuping Pan

Zhenyuan Wang

Heinz Lendenmann

Sandeep Bala

Ian Rubin De La Borbolla

Yan Gao

Mario Schweizer

Hongrae Kim

Eddy C Aeloiza

Jiaqi Liang

Matthew Hetrich

Liming Liu

Thomas Eric Kuckhoff

Erik Johansson

Thomas Christen

Lorenzo Mazza

Parag Upadhyay

Daniel Pierce Armstrong

Jan Mikael Westerlund

Ion C Radu

Joseph Alexander Carr

Ronald White

Alessandro Castagnini

Patrick Schneider

Steven W Hudnut

Douglas Sudhoff

Bahareh Anvari

Tomaz Tomse

Marius Rutkeviĉius

Matthew Hoffman

Jari Jappinen

Matt Hetrich

Lavinia Scherf

Taina Suontausta

Charles Adam Fruits

Ora Veli-Matti Leppänen

Marius Rutkevic̆ius

Letisha McLaughlin Lam

Jack D Tavernier, Jr

Peter Schuster

Stephen V Norako

Colin E Tschida

Nikolaus Peter Zant

A conduit seal that serves to connect conduits between different environments while providing sufficient insulation to mitigate condensation and molding issues. The conduit seal can also provide grounding continuity with an electrical conducting insert, thereby providing electrical continuity across a thermal barrier between the environments. The conduit seal includes a through-hole connector including a body, a first end, and a second end, a compliant member, and a locking member. The body has an exterior surface, and the body defines an internal cavity. The compliant member is disposed circumferentially around the exterior surface of the through-hole connector. The compliant member is connected to the locking member and is configured to seal the locking member to a barrier.

Molded conduit penetration seal

An insert device for sealing a conduit, wherein at least one component of the insert device is configured to separate and position at least one wire in the conduit in order to create a space or inner volume for a sealant to be introduced thereinto. The insert device can have a nozzle configured to allow precise injection of the sealant into the inner volume. The insert device can be operated for quick and reliably repeatable sealing of conduits.

Device and method for separating wires and sealing a conduit

The present disclosure relates to a motor. The motor can include a stator defining an interior space, a rotor disposed in the interior space of the stator. The rotor can include a body defining a structure and a plurality of magnets disposed in the plurality of cavities. In some embodiments, the structure defines a plurality of cavities in the body of the rotor, the plurality of cavities includes at least a first cavity and a second cavity, the first cavity is spaced radially outward from the second cavity, and a thickness of the first cavity is larger than a thickness of the second cavity. In some embodiments, at least some of the cavities of the plurality of cavities have a magnet from the plurality of magnets disposed therein.

Synchronous reluctance motor

An electrical power cable is provided with two ends and an elongated length therebetween. The cable includes one or more conductors for conducting electrical power from a power source to an electrical load. One end includes a switch and a relay to provide electrical power to the electrical load and to disconnect an electrical contact from the power conductor.

Electrical power cable

An industrial electrical machine system includes an industrial electrical machine including a first housing and a first plug-in electrical connector disposed on the first housing; and an electronics module including a second housing; a converter disposed in the second housing and constructed to convert an input electrical power to an output electrical power; a second plug-in electrical connector electrically coupled to the converter and constructed to sealingly engage and electrically couple to the first plug-in electrical connector and electrically couple the converter to the industrial electrical machine and supply the output electrical power to the industrial electrical machine from the converter, wherein the industrial electrical machine is a motor, a generator or a motor/generator.

Industrial electrical machine system and electronics module

A push-lock coupler includes an annular metal insert with a coaxial profile complementary to a conduit; a cylindrical polymeric housing molded over the annular metal insert and having a first and second end and an inner surface; and wherein the first and second end are capable of deforming to the coaxial profile of the conduit inserted into either the first or second end, and the inner surface of the cylindrical polymeric housing has at least one groove disposed between the annular metal insert and the first end.

Fitting connections for corrosion resistant electrical conduits

A conduit assembly provides a thermal break about an opening in an insulated panel. An elongate conduit extends through an opening in the panel. The conduit has an interior for passage of wires and an exterior. An electrical enclosure is mounted to one end of the conduit on one side of the panel. The conduit and the box being in communication for passage of the wires into the enclosure. A panel seal is provided for sealing the opening in the panel about the conduit.

Conduit assembly providing a thermal break through an opening in an insulated panel

An electrification arrangement is provided for simplifying changes to the system, such as adding new electrical loads. The arrangement includes a power supply bus that routes available electric power throughout a facility. Electrical loads may be connected to the power supply bus using smart connectors that provide electrical protection and control of respective electrical loads.

Electrification arrangement for supplying power to electrical loads

A method for manufacturing a polymeric electrical machine includes manufacturing a stator including a laminated stator core and a plurality of windings including winding overhangs; applying a surface treatment to the stator core constructed to reduce defects at an interface between a polymeric material and the stator core and enhance adherence between the polymeric material and the stator core; mounting the stator onto a mandrel; inserting the stator into an electrical machine housing mold; molding an electrical machine housing including a stator band with an integral non-drive end endplate, including overmolding the stator and winding overhangs within the stator band; molding a drive end endplate, including forming polymeric ribs in the drive end endplate and overmolding a metallic structure into the endplate, the metallic structure enhancing mechanical stiffness of the endplate; installing a rotor assembly into the electrical machine housing; and installing the endplate onto the electrical machine housing.

Manufacture of a polymeric electrical machine

A method for manufacturing a multicomponent permanent magnet, and a multicomponent permanent magnet are proposed. The multicomponent permanent magnet has a first permanent magnet having a R-T-B-composition, wherein R is at least one selected from the group consisting of Y, Ce, La, Pr, Nd, Sm, Eu and Gd and T is one or more transition metal elements including Fe; and a second permanent magnet having a R-T-B-composition, wherein R is at least one selected from the group consisting of Y, Ce, La, Pr, Nd, Sm, Eu and Gd and T is one or more transition metal elements including Fe, the second magnet including at least one of a heavy rare earth element (HRE) and an increased amount of Ce and/or Co, the second magnet having different magnetic properties, in particular a higher coercivity, than the first magnet. The first magnet and the second magnet are connected mechanically, wherein the connection is electrically conductive with an adjusted electrical resistivity.

Multicomponent magnet assemblies for electrical machines

A method for additive manufacturing of an article having a controlled magnetic anisotropy includes: forming a metallic layer of the article using additive manufacturing, the metallic layer having a magnetic anisotropy aligned in a first direction; forming a subsequent metallic layer of the article using additive manufacturing, the subsequent metallic layer having the magnetic anisotropy aligned in a second direction different from the first direction; and repeating the forming of subsequent metallic layers of the article to form at least a portion of the article, each subsequent metallic layer having the magnetic anisotropy aligned in a different direction than a previous metallic layer.

Articles of manufacture and methods for additive manufacturing of articles having desired magnetic anisotropy

A sintered magnet, the sintered magnet including a core portion, a shell portion arranged at an outer part of the sintered magnet, and a diffusion portion arranged at least partially between the core portion and the shell portion. The shell portion has a coercivity, which is at least 30 kA/m larger than the coercivity of the core portion. In the diffusion portion, the coercivity is not less than the coercivity of the core portion and not larger than the coercivity of the shell portion and the value of the coercivity gradually increases from the core portion towards the shell portion. The thickness of the core portion is not less than 1 mm and the total thickness of the shell portion and the diffusion portion is at least 5 mm.

Sintered magnet, electrical machine, use of the sintered magnet for an electrical machine and manufacturing method of a sintered magnet

A modular pulley assembly for a continuous belt conveyor can be assembly from a plurality of modular pulley disks that can be axially aligned and abut against each other to provide pulleys of differing lengths per demand. The modular pulley disks can be made from a non-metallic material such as a polymer and can manufactured by a suitable molding process. Making the modular pulley disks from non-metallic materials enables the disks to be formed with structural geometries such that the assembled pulley is structurally more rigid and can better distribute torsional loads and momentum from the belt to the support shaft.

Modular pulley for continuous belt conveyor system

A rotating electrical machine of the double stator configuration includes a rotor shaped as a hollow cylinder disposed concentrically between an outer stator and an inner stator. The rotor can include plurality of radially spaced magnet cavities configured to receive permanent magnetic bars. To provide sufficient stiffness and rigidity, the rotor may be made from fiber composite material. To simplify construction, the rotor can be assembled from a plurality of rotor segments radially arranged about an axis line in which the magnet cavities are disposed.

Rotor for a rotating electrical machine

An electrical machine comprises a polymeric housing having a stator band, the polymeric housing formed by a polymeric material and constructed to house components of the electrical machine, structurally support the electrical machine and react torque loads generated by the electrical machine; a stator overmolded into and partially encapsulated by the stator band, the stator including a laminated stator core and a plurality of stator windings; a rotor in magnetic communication with the stator; a first endplate integral with the polymeric housing; and a second endplate, the second endplate being a polymeric endplate, the second endplate including a plurality of ribs and a metallic structure, wherein the electrical machine is constructed as an industrial electrical machine.

Polymeric industrial electrical machine

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Darren Dale Tremelling