Process for the formation of a stack of superposed metallic laminations
View Patent ↗Each lamination of the lamination stack comprises at least one assembly of coupling elements, said assembly comprising one insertion clamp, one receiving clamp and at least one receiving window, said coupling elements maintaining the same relative positioning from one another, the insertion clamp and the receiving clamp being defined by respective portions of the lamination axially projecting to the same side of the latter, each insertion clamp of a lamination being fitted, by interference, in the interior of a receiving clamp of an adjacent lamination, and each receiving clamp of a lamination being housed in the receiving window of at least one lamination of the stack.
1. A process for the formation of a stack of superposed metallic laminations, characterized in that it comprises the steps of:
a—producing a first metallic lamination comprising at least one assembly of coupling elements, including one insertion clamp, one receiving clamp and two receiving windows, said coupling elements maintaining the same relative positioning from one another, the insertion clamp and the receiving clamp having an axial projection disposed on a first surface of the first metallic lamination so as to define a recess on a second surface of the first metallic lamination, the second surface being opposite the first surface, and wherein the recess of the receiving clamp is different from the recess of the insertion clamp, and wherein the recess of the receiving clamp is configured to receive the axial projection of the insertion clamp;
b—conducting the first lamination produced to a support matrix;
c—producing a second lamination, as defined in step “a” for the production of the first lamination;
d—displacing the support matrix with the first lamination, in order to align, axially, a second receiving clamp and the insertion clamp of the second lamination with a first receiving window, with a second receiving window and with the receiving clamp, respectively, of the first lamination;
e—conducting the second lamination to the support matrix, pressing the second lamination against the first lamination, in order to house the receiving clamp of the second lamination in the second receiving window of the first lamination and to fit, by interference, the insertion clamp of the second lamination, in the receiving clamp of the first lamination;
f—producing a third lamination, as defined in steps “a” to “c”;
g—displacing the support matrix with the first and the second lamination in order to align, axially, the second receiving window, the receiving clamp and the insertion clamp of the third lamination with the first receiving window, with the second receiving window and with the receiving clamp, respectively, of the second lamination;
h—conducting the third lamination to the support matrix, pressing the third lamination against the second lamination in order to house the receiving clamp of the third lamination through the second receiving window of the second lamination and in the interior of the first receiving window of the first lamination, and in order to fit, by interference, the insertion clamp of the third lamination in the receiving clamp of the second lamination; and
i—repeating the steps from “c” to “h”, until finishing the stacking of the laminations that define the lamination stack.