A curved plate-shaped member forms the outer fan duct ventilation path in a rotary electric machine.
An oscillating heat pipe assembly dissipates heat from stator slots in electrical machines.
A segmented electric machine housing uses interstitial ribs to define fluid paths for liquid coolant circulation.
Varying the radial height of the cooling liquid passage along the axial position mitigates temperature rises at the stator end portion near the outlet.
Integrated longitudinal cooling holes in the motor housing evacuate heat without increasing construction height.
Axial cooling channels guide coolant through slip ring assemblies to lower operating temperatures without increasing manufacturing costs.
Integrating tubes into a single housing eliminates joint leaks and boosts heat transfer efficiency.
Actuators stabilize tilt-intolerant cooling components, ensuring reliable operation on ships and offshore platforms.