Abstract: An electrical machine, e.g., a power generator such as an alternator for a motor vehicle, is disclosed. The electrical machine includes a rotor and a stator, and the rotor is non-rotatably secured to a shaft having a shaft end that protrudes out of the rotor. A belt pulley is arranged at the shaft end for coupling to a drive. A bearing is non-rotatably secured to the shaft between the belt pulley and the rotor. A spacer ring is non-rotatably secured to the shaft between the belt pulley and the bearing. A gap which encircles the shaft is disposed between the belt pulley and the spacer ring, and between the spacer ring and the bearing, respectively. A plurality of blades directed radially outwards are arranged in at least one of the respective gaps. The blades convey incoming contaminated air to the outside and protect the respective gap against dirt.

Abstract: An electrical machine, e.g., a power generator such as an alternator for a motor vehicle, is disclosed. The electrical machine includes a rotor and a stator, and the rotor is non-rotatably secured to a shaft having a shaft end that protrudes out of the rotor. A belt pulley is arranged at the shaft end for coupling to a drive. A bearing is non-rotatably secured to the shaft between the belt pulley and the rotor. A spacer ring is non-rotatably secured to the shaft between the belt pulley and the bearing. A gap which encircles the shaft is disposed between the belt pulley and the spacer ring, and between the spacer ring and the bearing, respectively. A plurality of blades directed radially outwards are arranged in at least one of the respective gaps. The blades convey incoming contaminated air to the outside and protect the respective gap against dirt.

Abstract: An electric machine may include a housing, a stator arranged in the housing, and a rotor arranged in the stator and mounted on the housing so as to be rotatable about an axis of rotation. The rotor may have a rotor shaft, which may be led out through a front wall of the housing. The rotor shaft may have, on an outer side of the front wall, a drive element, which serves for transmission of torque between the rotor and a drivetrain. The rotor shaft may be rotatably mounted in a front bearing, which is inserted into the front wall. The front bearing may be, at an inner side of the front wall, sealed off with respect to an interior of the housing by way of a labyrinth seal.

Abstract: An electric machine may include a housing, a stator arranged in the housing, and a rotor arranged in the stator and mounted on the housing so as to be rotatable about an axis of rotation. The rotor may have a rotor shaft, which may be led out through a front wall of the housing. The rotor shaft may have, on an outer side of the front wall, a drive element, which serves for transmission of torque between the rotor and a drivetrain. The rotor shaft may be rotatably mounted in a front bearing, which is inserted into the front wall. The front bearing may be, at an inner side of the front wall, sealed off with respect to an interior of the housing by way of a labyrinth seal.