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Screening and development of optimized materials for high temperature coils

Objectif

Electrical Environmental Control Systems (E-ECS) feature many low power electromechanical actuators to ensure control and tuning of items such as valves. They also include motorized turbomachines with power electrical motors.
In both cases, the temperature class of coils integrated in motors or electromechanical actuators must be increased to minimize requested cooling and thus optimize both integration and mass of the system.
So, these high temperature coils can be: A winding of electromagnet, a winding of a torque motor, a winding of a power electrical motor.
The main objectives of this topic are:
- to develop specific wires, impregnating varnishes and potting ingredients (resins) to have complete solutions for high temperature coil and qualify these ingredients,
- to manufacture high temperature coils with these ingredients, integrate them in the Topic Manager’s defined application and demonstrate that the solutions proposed can be industrialized.
The solutions shall comply with aeronautical constraints (electrical, vibration, lifetime, manufacturing process, etc.) and sustain a minimal temperature of 300°C. The main objectives of this topic are to develop specific wires, impregnating varnishes and potting ingredients (resins) to have complete solutions for high temperature coil and qualify these ingredients, to manufacture high temperature coils with these ingredients, integrate them in the Topic Manager’s defined application and demonstrate that the solutions proposed can be industrialized.

Régime de financement

CS2-IA - Innovation action

Coordinateur

LKR LEICHTMETALLKOMPETENZZENTRUM RANSHOFEN GMBH
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 61 823,75
Adresse
LAMPRECHTSHAUSENERSTRASSE 61
5282 Ranshofen
Autriche

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Westösterreich Oberösterreich Innviertel
Type d’activité
Research Organisations
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Coût total
€ 61 823,75

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