Patent classifications
H01B13/0006
PROCESS FOR MAKING AN ELECTRIC CONDUCTOR FOR A WINDING OF AN ELECTRIC MACHINE, ELECTRIC CONDUCTOR MADE WITH SUCH PROCESS AND ELECTRIC MACHINE COMPRISING A WINDING MADE WITH SUCH ELECTRIC CONDUCTOR
A process is described, for making an electric conductor for a winding of an electric machine comprising the following steps: providing an external shell (20} with a tubular shape made of electrically conducting material; inserting at least two wires (215 made of electrically conducting material in the external shell (20); heating the external shell (20) and the wires (21) inserted therein; laminating wherein the external shell (205 and the wires (215 are formed to modify the profile of their cross section; optionally repeating at least one of the two previous steps; an electric conductor made with such process and an electric machine comprising a winding made with such electric conductor are further described.
CABLE TERMINATION FOR INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEMS
A cable such as a server cable may have a tapered termination portion that when connected to other information handling system components reduces the loss of signal between the cable and the information handling system component. A method of making a cable with a tapered termination portion comprising heating a wire having an end and a body portion, the body portion having a first diameter; pulling the end relative to the body portion, for example with a clamp coupled to the end under tension, to obtain a location between the end and the body portion having a second diameter smaller than the first diameter; and cutting the wire at the location.
Electric wire conductor, covered electric wire, and wiring harness
An electric wire conductor having both flexibility and a space-saving property. Also provided are a covered electric wire and a wiring harness containing the electric wire conductor. An electric wire conductor contains a wire strand containing a plurality of elemental wires twisted together. The electric wire conductor has a flat portion in which a cross section intersecting an axial direction of the wire strand has a flat shape. Assuming a conductor cross-sectional area of the flat portion as s mm.sup.2 and a vacancy ratio defined as a ratio of vacancies not occupied by the elemental wires in a cross section of the flat portion as v %, the conductor cross-sectional area and the vacancy ratio satisfies v>0.29 s+2.0. The covered electric wire contains electric wire conductor and an insulator covering the conductor. The wiring harness contains the covered electric wire.
Electric wire conductor, covered electric wire, and wiring harness
A wiring harness comprises a first covered electric wire, and a second covered electric wire. The first covered electric wire comprises a first electric wire conductor made of aluminum or an aluminum alloy and an insulator covering the first electric wire conductor. The first electric wire conductor comprises a wire strand of a plurality of elemental wires twisted together, and has a flat portion where a cross-section of the wire strand intersecting an axial direction of the wire strand has a flat shape. The second covered electric wire comprises a second electric wire conductor made of copper or a copper alloy and an insulator covering the second electric wire conductor. The second electric wire conductor has a lower flatness and a smaller conductor cross-sectional area than the first electric wire conductor of the first covered electric wire.
Precursor of superconducting wire and method of manufacturing superconducting wire
Proposed is a novel embedded structure for suppressing a disturbance in the cross sectional shape and a non-uniform deformation of a metal member arising in a precursor when producing an MgB2 multi-core wire material by a surface reduction process. This superconductive multi-core wire material precursor is characterized by having: soft Cu and Fe pure metals disposed in the center; mixed powder elements, each comprising as a sheath material a metal such as Fe or Nb having a barrier effect preventing a reaction between Mg and Cu, the mixed powder elements being disposed in a form that surrounds the periphery of the soft metal serving as the central material; and disposed around these, an outer shell layer produced from a harder metal than the central material and the sheath material.
Wire Drawing Method and Superconducting Wire
In a wire drawing method, processing stability is ensured by preventing a shape from deforming non-uniformly. The wire drawing method includes: using a first wire that includes a center member, a plurality of first peripheral wires surrounding the center member, and an outer shell disposed outside the first peripheral wires; and reducing a cross-sectional diameter of the first wire by wire drawing. A shape of a cross section perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the first peripheral wire is a substantially isosceles trapezoidal shape including a long side in contact with the outer shell, a short side in contact with the center member, and a first oblique side and a second oblique side that are in contact with the adjacent peripheral wires.
Compressed stranded conductor, insulated electric wire, and wire harness
A compressed stranded conductor includes an inner layer strand having conductive wires which are twisted together, and an outer layer strand having conductive wires which are arranged around an outer periphery of the inner layer strand and are twisted together. The inner layer strand and the outer layer strand are compressed. An inner layer area reduction rate of one conductive wire of the inner layer strand is 29% or more and 32% or less. An outer layer area reduction rate of one conductive wire of the outer layer strand is 6% or more and 11% or less. A difference between the inner layer area reduction rate and the outer layer area reduction rate is 19% or more and 25% or less.
Multi-Core Cable and Production Method Therefor
Provided herein is a multi-core cable through which positions of a plurality of insulated conductors and a plurality of non-insulated conductors in a cross section in a longitudinal direction are changed and a likelihood of transmission performance being reduced is low. A multi-core cable includes n conductor bundles.
METHOD FOR PREPARING COPPER-BASED GRAPHENE/ALUMINUM COMPOSITE WIRE WITH HIGH ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY
A method for preparing a copper-based graphene/aluminum composite wire with high electrical conductivity is disclosed. An electrodeposition solution for the wire includes the following components, in mass percentage: 20 wt % of CuSO.sub.4, 0.005 wt % to 0.020 wt % of benzalacetone, 2 wt % to 5 wt % of NaCl, 0.08 wt % to 0.5 wt % of graphene, 0.003 wt % to 0.016 wt % of N,N-dimethylformamide (DMF), and the balance of deionized water. The preparation process of the wire is composed of: electrodeposition, drawing, and annealing. The obtained wire has excellent electrical conductivity and tensile strength, which can effectively improve the electric power transmission efficiency and reduce the electrical power loss. By the above electrodeposition solution and simple preparation method, a utility model wire with high transmission efficiency can be prepared, where the comprehensive performance and microstructure of the composite can be ensured by controlling process parameters.
SUBMARINE POWER CABLE
A submarine power cable is provided having stranded conductor(s) and an insulation system, each individual stranded conductor, at given intervals, being compressed across an area to form a plurality of watertight partitions along a length of the of the submarine power cable. A method provides a plurality of watertight partitions along a length of the submarine power cable. The method includes, at a given point, arranging a compression tool around an outer circumference of the stranded conductor, using the compression tool to compress the stranded conductor, releasing the compression tool from the stranded conductor, and repeating the compression at a number of different points and using the compression tool to compress the stranded conductor at each of these points, thereby forming a plurality of watertight partitions along the length of the submarine power cable.