Samir A Salamah

Title: Samir A. Salamah and Electrical-Machine Coil Cooling.

Introduction

Samir A. Salamah is an inventor associated with Schenectady, New York, and Ge Vernova Renovables España, S.L. His patent work addresses coil design and cooling in electrical machines, including generators.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Salamah: “Cooling of Coils of Electrical Machines.” The disclosure concerns coils and electrical machines, such as wind-turbine generators, as well as methods for cooling, winding, and electrically insulating coils. It describes a rotor and a stator, at least one of which has teeth and coils made from strands wound around the teeth in layers. In one arrangement, the first axial end portion of a coil’s first layer is displaced axially relative to the first axial end portion of its second layer. This configuration relates to the patent’s approach to coil construction and thermal management. Salamah’s listed portfolio comprises 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Salamah’s listed invention focuses on a practical engineering challenge in electrical machines: managing heat in layered coils while accounting for their winding and insulation. The disclosed applications include wind-turbine generators.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Ge Vernova Renovables España, S.L. as Salamah’s company and Jaco Nies as a coworker. These details indicate professional associations, but do not establish specific roles or contributions to the patent.

Conclusion

Samir A. Salamah’s listed patent presents a coil arrangement and related methods for electrical-machine cooling, with potential relevance to generator design.