Robert Boschgmbh

Heinz Seibert

Hartmut Nitzsche

Wolfgang Winkler

Michael Kupferer

Uwe Neumann

Hansjuergen Linde

Bernhard Rupp

Oliver Jung

Gerald Kuenzel

Bernd Wieland

Michael Stafne

Peter Litterst

Hans-Peter Seebacher

Robert M White

Martin Huber

Klaus Vollmer

Cornelia Lula

The invention relates to a device for mounting an electric motor () in a manner that isolates vibrations, in particular a fan motor, wherein the electric motor () features at least one pole housing () serving as a magnetic yoke circuit, as well as means () for fastening isolating elements (), in particular elastic isolating elements. In accordance with the invention it is proposed that the means () for fastening the isolating elements () are embodied to be a single piece with the pole housing ().

Decoupling device and method for the production of an electric motor

Functional elements are difficult to mount on a housing based on known methods, on which at least one functional element for an electric motor is situated. A housing is configured such that functional elements to be mounted on the housing are mountable on the housing from the outside.

Housing comprising at least one functional element of an electrical machine

In a device for connecting two parts for the sake of high-precision fixation of the two parts in a defined positioning to one another, two connection pairs are provided, each comprising one wedgelike tab, assigned to the first part and extending in the connection direction, and one wedge-shaped notch, assigned to the other part and extending in the connection direction, with a course of the wedge that is contrary to that to the tab, and into which notch the tab can be pressed, causing deformation. The two connection pairs are oriented such that the press-in directions of the tabs into the assigned notches are opposite one another in terms of the connection direction.

Device for connecting two parts

A pendulum sliding bearing has a sliding bearing bushing provided for receiving a rotatable elements, such as shafts, axles and the like, the sliding bearing bushing having calotte portions at end sides, a bearing body formed of a metal plate and having a ring-shaped abutment surface for one of the calotte portions of the sliding bearing bushing, a wall extending substantially outwardly of the abutment surface, and a casing adjoining the wall and provided for insertion in a cylindrical opening, a spring disk having a central opening and an adjoining at least one second abutment surface for the second calotte portion of the sliding bearing bushing and having a radially outer edge fixed on the bearing body, the casing being subdivided into casing fields which extend substantially parallel to a longitudinal axial of the bearing body so that gaps are available between the casing fields, a plurality of supporting fingers extending at least over a width of the gaps from the wall in a direction opposite to a course of the casing.

Pendulum sliding bearing

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Achern, Germany

Heinz Seibert