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Assembly process of magnet onto a rotor
   
Document Number
US Patent 5884390
Issued Date
March 23, 1999
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The present invention is a methodology for assembling a magnet onto a rotor for an energy storage apparatus. The methodology includes the step of mounting a magnet onto a mandrel. The methodology also includes the step of turning an outer diameter of the magnet to a predetermined size. The methodology further includes the step of turning a rim section of the rotor for receiving the magnet to a predetermined size. The methodology still further includes the step of attaching the magnet to the rim section. The methodology includes the step of removing the mandrel.
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Owner
DaimlerChrysler Corporation (Auburn Hills, MI)
Published
March 23, 1999
Application Number
08/642,099
Filed
May 2, 1996
US Classification
29/598  
Int'l Classification
H02K   15/03   (20060101)  
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29/598   310/153   310/156  
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