Ge Aviation Systems Limited

Winfred Dwight Koontz, Jr

James Patrick Mahle

Paul James Wirsch, Jr

David George Kloos

Joseph Kenneth Teter

A rotor assembly for an electric machine includes a core having at least one post and a cap wherein electrical windings are wound about the rotor assembly to define a pole. The rotation of the rotor and rotor pole relative to a stator generates a current supplied from the electric machine to a power consuming device.

Rotor assembly and cooling arrangement for an electric machine

An electric machine, such as a generator, providing for the generation of electricity and includes a rotor generating a magnetic field and a stator having stator windings. The interaction of the magnetic field with the stator windings generates current in the windings. The generator may provide the generated current to a power output of the generator, where it may be further transmitted to an electrical load to power the load.

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Brookville, OH, United States of America

Winfred Dwight Koontz, Jr