Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an insulation material for a conductor bar of an electric machine. An object of the invention is to provide for an alternative insulation material in the field of electric machines. The object is solved by an insulation material for a conductor bar for an electric machine comprising glass-ceramic flakes made from a heat treated silica glass precursor in the shape of flakes. Further disclosed are a corresponding method and the use of glass-ceramic flakes as an insulation material for a conductor bar of an electric machine.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to conductor bars, especially for assembly into electric machines. It is an object of the invention to provide an alternative method for fabricating a conductor bar with a vacuum pressure resin-rich process. A method for producing a conductor bar is disclosed, comprising packing a conductive bar with a B-stage resin-rich main wall insulation into a layer of release tape, a layer of breather/bleeder and thereon a layer of synthetic material which is forming a hermetical sealing around the pre-impregnated insulated conductive bar, placing the pre-impregnated insulated conductive bar with the layers described above into a vessel where the volume inside the synthetic layer is connected to a vacuum pump outside of the vessel and is evacuated while an overpressure is created inside the vessel with a heated compression gas causing a compacting and thermal curing of the resin-rich insulation around the conductive bar.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an insulation material for a conductor bar of an electric machine. An object of the invention is to provide for an alternative insulation material in the field of electric machines. The object is solved by an insulation material for a conductor bar for an electric machine comprising glass-ceramic flakes made from a heat treated silica glass precursor in the shape of flakes.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an insulated conductor bar, a use of a certain material for manufacturing an insulated conductor bar, and to a method for impregnating an insulated conductor bar. An object of the invention is to provide an alternative impregnation of a conductor bar for an electric machine. The invention discloses an insulated conductor bar for an electric machine having an insulation from a tape made from mica material, mica material on a glass fabric, or mica material on a polyester film, whereas a thermoplastic material is applied to the mica material or the mica material on a glass fabric.

Abstract: An arrangement includes conducting bar ends connected together and a cap) covering them filled with a putty. The cap is made of a resin containing a high thermal conductivity filler. The putty is a silicone elastomer containing a high thermal conductivity filler.

Abstract: A method for insulating (5) a conductive bar (1) includes wrapping an insulating tape (2) around the conductive bar (1), enclosing it in a flexible container (4), applying a vacuum, impregnating the insulating tape (2) with an impregnating resin, curing the impregnating resin, and removing the conductive bar (1) with the insulation (5) around it from the flexible container (4). In addition, together with the insulating tape (2), an impregnating tape (3) made of the impregnating resin is wrapped around the conductive bar (1). In order to impregnate, the impregnating tape (3) is melted.

Abstract: An arrangement includes conducting bar ends connected together and a cap) covering them filled with a putty. The cap is made of a resin containing a high thermal conductivity filler. The putty is a silicone elastomer containing a high thermal conductivity filler.

Abstract: A method for insulating (5) a conductive bar (1) includes wrapping an insulating tape (2) around the conductive bar (1), enclosing it in a flexible container (4), applying a vacuum, impregnating the insulating tape (2) with an impregnating resin, curing the impregnating resin, and removing the conductive bar (1) with the insulation (5) around it from the flexible container (4). In addition, together with the insulating tape (2), an impregnating tape (3) made of the impregnating resin is wrapped around the conductive bar (1). In order to impregnate, the impregnating tape (3) is melted.

Abstract: Electrical conductors, such as bare or round wires, are insulated by taping with a micaceous insulating tape, having a film support of a polymer which can be heat-shrunk above 150° C. and a layer of mica fastened to the film support by means of a binder, and subsequent heat shrinkage of the polymer. The micaceous tape can also have a second film support of a polymer which can be heat shrunk above 150° C.; this second film support is then fastened to the mica layer on the side opposing the first film support.