Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

W.c. Heraeus Gmbh & Co Kg

Benteler-automobiltechnik Gmbh

Bodycote Warmebehandlung Gmbh

Wolfram Graf

David Francis Lupton

Ralf Bode

Martin Pohl

Marek Gorywoda

Bernd Stenger

Wolfgang Jablonski

Ralf Heinrich Bode

Frank Natrup

A rotor for an electric motor according to the invention comprises a substantially cylindrical core, conductive rods and two short-circuit rings. The cylindrical core is formed from a core material and provided with a plurality of longitudinal grooves which extend substantially in the direction of the cylinder axis. The conductive rods are formed from an electrically conductive material and are provided in the longitudinal grooves of the cylindrical core. The two short-circuit rings conductively connect the axial ends of the conductive rods to one another. A diffusion layer extends between the conductive rods and the cylindrical core. The diffusion layer comprises a diffusion material.

Rotor for electric motor, compressor unit provided with rotor, method for producing a rotor for an electric motor

A process for making an indium-tin-oxide shaped body, comprising: (a) filling an indium-tin-oxide powder into a first flexible mold, the indium-tin-oxide powder having a specific BET surface of at most 3 m.sup.2 /g with a mean primary particle size of 0.03 .mu.m to 1.0 .mu.m and/or having a density of at least 40% of theoretical density after cold pressing at a pressure of 100 MPa and/or the indium-tin-oxide powder being made by reacting at least two reaction partners comprising a molten indium-tin-metal alloy as a first reaction partner and oxygen as a second reaction partner in a plasma arc in a plasma chamber provided with an inlet opening for the reaction partners and an outlet with a gas-supply device to obtain a material, and quenching the material at the outlet opening of the plasma chamber with a gas stream which cools the material at a cooling rate of 10.sup.5 K/s to 10.sup.8 K/s to +50.degree. C. to +400.degree. C.; (b) cold pressing the indium-tin-oxide powder at a minimum pressure of 100 MPa; (c) placing the cold compact released from the first mold in a ceramic powder in a second mold, the ceramic powder having a maximum particle diameter of 250 .mu.m, and a melting point and a sintering temperature higher than +800.degree. C., the melting point of the second mold being higher than 800.degree. C. and the second mold being ductile under the conditions of a hot isostatic pressing; (d) sealing the second mold in a gastight manner; and (e) subjecting the wetted cold compact to hot isostatic pressing at a minimum temperature of +800.degree. C. and a minimum pressure of 20 MPa.

Process for making an indium-tin-oxide shaped body

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