General Electric Company

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Michael J Usher

Eldon R Cunningham

Joseph Eugene Miller

Harald E Blaettner

Richard F Uhen

Robert E Ellis

John H Boyd, Jr

Delno C Abnet

Peter Sell

A game bag device may include a body having a first body sidewall and a second body sidewall. The first and second body sidewalls may be coupled together to form a body cavity. One or more core structures may be coupled to the body, and each core structure may define a core cavity. A core filler may be disposed withing the core cavity. A body filler may be disposed within the body cavity. Optionally, the device may include a core structure that may be positioned within a core cavity and/or a core structure that may be positioned external to a core cavity. Optionally, a core structure may include an aperture and may be coupled to the body sidewalls within a core cavity so that the device may include an aperture cavity that may include an aperture filler.

Game bag device

A pool skimmer basket assembly is submerged in a filter passage. The filter passage communicates with a filter opening formed in a wall of a pool. The basket assembly operates to separate and capture debris entrained in pool water entering the filter opening and moving downstream through the filter passage. The skimmer basket assembly is accessible through a user access opening communicating with the filter passage, such that the skimmer basket assembly is readily removable by a user for periodic emptying and cleaning. The skimmer basket assembly includes a basket defined by walls and having an open top arranged for receiving pool water. A filter is provided for separating debris from pool water flowing downstream through the filter passage and through the open top of the basket. An extendable handle is attached to the basket for being grasped by the user to lift and remove the basket outwardly from the filter passage through the access opening. A float is attached to the extendable handle for locating the handle in a position within the filter passage for ready access by the user.

Pool skimmer basket assembly and method

Pool skimmer basket assembly including a buoyant handle

A tandem press system for the high speed manufacture of rotor cores and stator cores of electric motors. The tandem press system includes a rotor press and a stator press arranged in series for stamping out laminations from a web of stock material and pre-assembling them into rotor cores and stator cores, respectively. Structure is provided between the rotor and stator press to maintain control of the web and provide a substantial barrier to transmission of vibrations in the web to the stator press. The rotor and stator presses are capable of shifting from stamping one type of lamination to stamping another type of lamination without any interruption in the operation of the presses.

Method of manufacturing stator and rotor cores

Tandem press system for manufacture of stator and rotor cores

A structured product family of dynamoelectric machines for use in a plurality of applications has a frame with a closed end, and a set of permanent magnets is adhesively secured within the frame. An armature disposed in the frame for interaction with the permanent magnets includes a shaft, a core having a set of winding receiving slots therein, and a commutator. During manufacturing and assembly, stress on the motor shaft and commutator is minimized. A brush plate is associated with the frame for locating a set of brushes relative to the commutator, and an end shield is secured to the frame opposite its closed end. At least one freely aligning bearing assembly disposed in the end shield for freely aligning the shaft and including a bearing and a retainer having predetermined conditions preset with the retainer being adhesively secured to the end shield. A bracket is adhesively secured to the frame for connecting the dynamoelectric machine in anyone of the applications; and a novel brush assembly is provided.

Vibration reduction system for an electric motor

Structured product dynamoelectric machine

A structured product family of dynamoelectric machines for use in a plurality of applications has a frame with a closed end, and a set of permanent magnets is adhesively secured within the frame. An armature disposed in the frame for interaction with the permanent magnets includes a shaft, a core having a set of winding receiving slots therein, and a commutator. During manufacturing and assembly, stress on the motor shaft and commutator is minimized. A brush plate is associated with the frame for locating a set of brushes relative to the commutator, and an end shield is secured to the frame opposite its closed end. At least one freely aligning bearing assembly disposed in the end shield for freely aligning the shaft and including a bearing and a retainer having predetermined conditions preset with the retainer being adhesively secured to the end shield. A bracket is adhesively secured to the frame for connecting the dynamoelectric machine in anyone of the applications; and a novel brush assembly is provided. Specifically, four members attached to the brush boxes are inserted through the D slots and are then crimped so that minimum stress is introduced into the brush plate. The armature commutator is first rough finished, the armature is then balanced and the commutator surface is final finished last prior to assembly into the frame. The motor has a relatively stiff end shield having a freely aligning bearing adhesively connected therein. The freely-aligning bearing has a predetermined set of conditions preset and held therein by an adhesive. These predetermined conditions are repeatedly duplicated in a plurality of end shields. An axial vibration reduction means which comprises in part a thrust compensation system is operative to bias the armature toward the bearing means in the frame and thus reduce the noise generated by the axial movement of the armature. A mounting flange is adhesively connected to the frame. Also disclosed are methods of assembling various subcomponents such as the commutator to the shaft, the magnets to the frame and the freely-aligning bearing means in the frame and end shield sockets.

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Ft. Wayne, IN, United States of America

Michael J Usher