I can find plenty of stuff online about electric motor assembly, but I want to know how the parts are actually made and what they are usually made from. It's for a report for college so quite urgent. I'm assuming they're cast somehow or something. All help appreciated!
uncertain I understand the question....The winding and the motor physique on a a/c compressor are sealed indide the hermatic compresssor.,..As a prevalent rule the motor/rotor and pump is likewise interior the sealed compressor....maximum are Capicator initiate//Capicator run autos..the two between the capicators are fixed outdoors the comp...The motor genuinely runs interior the freon interior the sealed unit...there is slso a thermal overload interior the sealed unit to guard the motor... If the compressor/ motor overheats the overload will take the motor off the line till it cool off some....and then the comp. will restart unexpectedly Have a reliable day
They are made in factories designed for that purpose. The parts are things like laminated steel, enameled copper wire, commutators, brushes, shafts (steel), springs, cast iron cases, bearings. All are made separately, and the description of how each are made would take a book. Try looking each up on the internet. And the parts and processes can vary a lot with the size and type of motor.
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