A sealing assembly process method for an eddy current brake stator assembly
An assembly process and stator technology, which is applied in the manufacture of stator/rotor bodies, etc., can solve the problems of poor accuracy of test results, large influence of human factors, and inability to define weld seams, etc., achieve stable state, low price, and reduce air tightness experiments the effect of the link
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[0017] A sealing assembly process method for an eddy current brake stator assembly. The intermediate pole teeth 1, single pole teeth 4, and waterproof cover 5 of the stator assembly are assembled and welded, and the internal cavity of the coil 3 is cleaned and placed after welding, so that the internal cavity 6- 2 Facing upward, add insulating glue to the inner cavity 6-2 of the assembled stator assembly, and the insulating glue covers the bottom layer of the inner cavity 6-2, with a thickness of 4-5mm, and wait for the insulating glue to reach 70% of the complete solidification time Install the coil 3 at the same time, and then pour all the gaps vacated by the internal cavity 6-2 into the insulating glue, and wait for the insulating glue to completely solidify; put the right magnetic pole 7 into it for assembly welding, and rotate the stator assembly 180 degrees so that it is in the lower position The inner cavity 6-1 faces upwards, repeat the above operations, that is, add in...
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