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VPI HIGH VOLTAGE - Von Roll

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Introduction<br />

<strong>Von</strong> <strong>Roll</strong> is strongly committed to developing materials and processes used in<br />

insulating state-of-the-art electrical high-voltage motors as well as small generators<br />

with equivalent design. We are aware of our customers’ continuously increasing<br />

demand for higher performance and reliability together with low manufacturing<br />

costs.<br />

<strong>Von</strong> <strong>Roll</strong> provides a wide range of process equipment and materials to fi t the<br />

exact requirements of high-voltage motors using both resin-rich (RR) or vacuum<br />

pressure impregnation (<strong>VPI</strong>) technologies.<br />

Insulation materials for high voltage motors<br />

Many different materials are used in constructing a high-voltage coil or bar:<br />

WINDING WIRE (A)<br />

CONDUCTOR INSULATION (B)<br />

STACK CONSOLIDATION (C)<br />

MAIN WALL INSULATION : MICA TAPE (D) + <strong>VPI</strong> RESIN (H)<br />

CONDUCTIVE PAINT OR TAPE (F)<br />

STRESS GRADING PAINT OR TAPE (F)<br />

FINISHING OR SEALING TAPES (E)<br />

BRACING MATERIALS (G)<br />

SLOT WEDGING MATERIALS (I)<br />

Customers enjoy the following advantages:<br />

• Single source for all components<br />

• Proven compatibility for system components<br />

• Testing at <strong>Von</strong> <strong>Roll</strong> for both components and systems<br />

• Single source for technical support<br />

In this document we propose a variety of insulating materials and process<br />

equipment for large generators. The selection is by no means exhaustive. Please<br />

do not hesitate to contact our technicians for further details.

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