Abstract: The invention relates to cooling jackets and/or heat exchangers, which are to be placed in contact with solid products that are to be cooled, especially with electrical machines with a rotor rotating inside or outside a stator, or in contact with reactors or containers. Said jackets and/or heat exchangers have an inner wall and an outer wall which form the boundary of a flow cavity that is provided with inlet and outlet means for a cooling medium and conducting means in order to form and/or limit at least one flow path for the cooling medium between the inner wall and the outer wall from the inlet means to the outlet means. According to the invention, opposing individual flat places or flat sections of the inner wall and the outer wall are in contact with one another within the confines of said walls and passages for the cooling medium remain between the contacting flat places of flat sections.

Abstract: A coolable housing shell for an electric machine, which is produced as a cast part, accommodates a concentric interior rotor/stator arrangement, coils, and end windings, and comprises a clear, open, through passage that is embodied in a symmetric, concentric, and/or coaxial manner relative to an imaginary axis of rotation of the machine. Said housing shell is interspersed with one or several cooling channels so as to form a coolant circuit. The inner surfaces of the shell and the inner walls of the channel/s have a coating via a cathodic dipping varnish method.

Abstract: A coolable housing shell for an electric machine, which is produced as a cast part, accommodates a concentric interior rotor/stator arrangement, coils, and end windings, and comprises a clear, open, through passage that is embodied in a symmetric, concentric, and/or coaxial manner relative to an imaginary axis of rotation of the machine. Said housing shell is interspersed with one or several cooling channels so as to form a coolant circuit. The inner surfaces of the shell and the inner walls of the channel/s have a coating via a cathodic dipping varnish method.