Siemens Industry, Inc.

Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.

Rajendra Mistry

Mark Hodowanec

Nicholas G Lang

Sumit Singhal

Jason Obermeyer

Eric Bucklen

Claude Turner

William Dixon

Dennis Dixon

An electric machine includes an enclosure housing multiple electrical components including a rotor assembly and a stator assembly, a heat exchanger coupled to the enclosure for cooling of the electrical components by creating an internal fluid flow circuit between the heat exchanger and the electrical components, wherein the heat exchanger comprises multiple cooling fluid inlets and a common cooling fluid outlet, wherein the multiple cooling fluid inlets are arranged so that cooling fluid enters the heat exchanger at different sections, and wherein the cooling fluid exits the heat exchanger through the common cooling fluid outlet.

Heat exchanger for electric machines with double end to center cooling

A rotating electrical machine with one or more heating elements is provided in that the one or more heating elements mount circumferentially on an inside of a frame or enclosure of the rotating electrical machine. The rotating electrical machine comprises an enclosure with multiple cooling fins, insulated stator windings positioned inside the enclosure, and a heating element positioned inside the enclosure. The heating element provides suitable heating of the insulated stator windings through heated air to prevent condensation while being physically decoupled from an insulation of the insulated stator windings.

Rotating electrical machine with removable heating elements

An electrodynamic machine includes a rotor assembly, a stator assembly defining an annular core receiving the rotor assembly, the rotor assembly rotating within the stator assembly based on electromagnetic fields generated by the stator assembly and the rotor assembly, a plurality of structural components mechanically supporting the rotor assembly and stator assembly, and an active damping element providing forced vibrations that counteract structural vibrations of the electrodynamic machine caused by magnetic forces based upon the electromagnetic fields or caused by mechanical forces based upon the plurality of structural components.

Electrodynamic machines, and method for reducing vibration of an electrodynamic machine

For a shaft of an electric motor with a runout sensing area, an electrical runout value for the runout sensing area is determined, the shaft is rotated and the runout sensing area of the shaft is heated sufficient to reduce the electrical runout value.

Systems for reducing slow roll

Certain exemplary embodiments provide a rotating machine assembly comprising a rotor machine assembly including a shaft, a plurality of laminations shrink fit around the circumference of the shaft, and weights affixed therebetween the laminations for balancing the rotating machine assembly.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Rajendra Mistry