The efficiency of electrical machines must be increased so that electric cars can go farther without having to increase existing battery capacities. Legal regulations pertaining to industrial motors also call for increased efficiency. A precondition for this is the use of low-loss electrical steels combined with high magnetic permeabilities. Material processing and the joining technique used contribute substantially to the behavior of our electrical steel inside an electric motor. The Backlack self- bonding system is characterized by a number of efficiency and processing advantages when compared to conventional joining techniques.
The advantages of the backlack standard
Quality improvement in the final product
- High fatigue strength under operational stress
- Improved acoustics
- Minimized frequency noise
- Compactness and stability
- Balance
Package processing advantages
- Mechanically workable packages
- High pre-installed package strength
- Freedom of package design
Increased efficiency in the final product
- Higher efficiency based on greater power density
- Reduced recalescence
- Improved magnetic properties based on nearly complete protection against short circuits between laminations
What does chocolate cake have to do with highly efficient electric motors?
Electric motors need an iron core, and highly efficient electric motors need an iron core made of individually stacked laminations made of electrical steel. But how are these individual laminations optimally bonded with a perfect fit? In a mouth- watering video, Professor Metin Tolan lifts the secret of how this works with Backlack on isovac® electrical steel. We invite you to learn more.
Backlack - the joining technology for perfect lamination stacks!
The stator and rotor cores of electrical machinery are manufactured using thin laminations stacked together by our customers in order to minimize eddy current losses. There are several ways to join these laminations, and the most efficient way is to use Backlack.
