Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Energy Global Gmbh & Co. Kg

Roland Röding

Peter Gröppel

Friedhelm Pohlmann

Mario Brockschmidt

Claus Rohr

Marcus Banda

Haiko Adolf

Michael Nagel

Julia Wirsing

Norbert Keyssner

Regina Mühlberg

Lothar Trefflich

Manuel Weil

High-voltage insulation systems are simplified and can have a thinner design by the use of an external corona shielding system that may include an electrically conductive PTFE fabric. Thermal conductivity may also be improved.

Material for insulation system, insulation system, external corona shield and an electric machine

An anhydride-free impregnating resin for an electrical insulation body, the impregnating resin has an epoxy resin, a curing agent and nanoscale and/or microscale inorganic particles. An impregnable electrical insulating tape for an electrical insulation body has a curing agent applied to the electrical insulating tape. A method includes producing an electrical insulation body An electrical insulation body includes an anhydride-free impregnating resin, where the impregnating resin has an epoxy resin, a curing agent and nanoscale and/or microscale inorganic particles.

Storage-stable impregnating resins and electrical insulating tapes

By using an electrically conductive PTFE fabric, high-voltage insulation systems are simplified and can be made thinner, also improving the thermal conductivity. The insulation material is in two layers, each with a hydrophobic and a hydrophobic region, and the hydrophobic regions of the layers are opposed.

Two-layer high-voltage insulation system and electrical machine

Fewer insulation layers can be used by virtue of using hydrophobic electrically conductive materials around a main insulation around a conductive bar. There are several more layers of conductive and/or non-conductive material.

Winding layers composed of different materials

A method for determining a temperature at a predetermined location in a winding of subconductors of an electric machine is provided where each subconductor is encased in electric subconductor insulation. The method includes predetermining the location between one of the subconductors and the associated subconductor insulation; arranging, in said winding, an optical fiber with a sensor material piece that is fixed to the predetermined location, the optical properties of said sensor material piece being temperature-dependent and uninfluenced by stretching; exposing the sensor material piece to light via the optical fiber such that, following an interaction with the sensor material piece, light is emitted from said sensor material piece; measuring the spectrum of the light; and using this spectrum to determine the temperature at the predetermined location.

Method for determining a temperature in a winding of subconductors of an electric machine

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Roland Röding