The stator and rotor cores of electrical machinery are manufactured using thin laminations stacked together in order to minimize eddy current losses. In this blog, we delve into the significance of Backlack, its advantages, and its application in revolutionizing the production of electrical machinery cores.
In today’s automotive industry, the focus is shifting towards new energy vehicles (NEVs), and among the various driving technologies emerging, wheel hub motor technology stands out prominently. This innovative approach integrates driving, transmission, and braking components into the hub of the wheel, eliminating the need for traditional transmission elements like clutches and shafts.
The electric motor lamination stacks safeguarding against rust and corrosion are paramount to ensuring their longevity and optimal performance. When these motors operate in environments with high humidity or even underwater conditions, the risk of corrosion escalates, potentially compromising the motor’s efficiency and lifespan. Therefore, it becomes imperative to employ robust techniques to fortify motor stator rust proofing and anti-corrosion.
