US4153890A
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Coil compressed solenoids subassembly
Assignee: LUCAS LEDEX Inc
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Filing: 1977-08-18
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Granted: 1979-05-08
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Expires: 1997-08-18
Abstract
Abstract Wet and dry plunger solenoids are formed with a three-piece spool assembly including a base and a hub joined by a non-magnetic sleeve. An electric coil is wound directly onto the sleeve to compress the sleeve about the telescopically interfitted base and hub parts to form a fluid-tight joint. In a wet plunger solenoid the armature or plunger cavity has high resistance to deformation when fluid pressure is applied to the interior, and a fluid-tight joint is formed which is free of threaded connections and is reinforced by reason of the fact that the coil is wound in tension. The cumulative compression effectively joins the parts into a unitary structure. Also, a highly efficient low cost construction is provided for use in a dry solenoid.
Inventors
- 👤 George T. Coors
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-26 07:20
CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01F; H01F7/00; H01F7/06; H01F7/08; H01F7/16; H01F7/1607
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
157 words
A dry solenoid comprising a non-ferrous tubular sleeve having an outer coil-receiving surface, a base formed of magnetic material telescopically received on an inside surface of said sleeve at one end thereof and having a radial shoulder extending outwardly of said sleeve forming one wall of a coil cavity, a pole of magnetic material telescopically received on inside surface of said sleeve in spaced relation to said base and having a radial shoulder extending outwardly of said sleeve forming a second wall of a coil cavity, said pole and base having inside diameters defining an axial cavity, an armature, end wall means on said solenoid supporting said armature for axial movement in said cavity, and an electrical coil having turns of wire wound in tension exclusively on said sleeve coil-receiving outer surface between said radial shoulders compressing said sleeve into firm mechanical and thermally conductive engagement with said base and said pole at the telescopic portions therebetween.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
157 words
A dry solenoid comprising a non-ferrous tubular sleeve having an outer coil-receiving surface, a base formed of magnetic material telescopically received on an inside surface of said sleeve at one end thereof and having a radial shoulder extending outwardly of said sleeve forming one wall of a coil cavity, a pole of magnetic material telescopically received on inside surface of said sleeve in spaced relation to said base and having a radial shoulder extending outwardly of said sleeve forming a second wall of a coil cavity, said pole and base having inside diameters defining an axial cavity, an armature, end wall means on said solenoid supporting said armature for axial movement in said cavity, and an electrical coil having turns of wire wound in tension exclusively on said sleeve coil-receiving outer surface between said radial shoulders compressing said sleeve into firm mechanical and thermally conductive engagement with said base and said pole at the telescopic portions therebetween.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
24 words
The solenoid of claim 1 further comprising a bearing sleeve on said armature in sliding engagement with an inside cylindrical surface of said base.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
223 words
An electric spool assembly for a dry axial solenoid comprising a pole formed of magnetic material, a tubular sleeve formed of non-magnetic material, a base formed of magnetic, said pole having an axial portion received in interfitting relation within one end of said sleeve and having a radial portion in abutment with one end of said sleeve, said base having an axial portion received in interfitting relation within the opposite end of the sleeve and further having a radial portion in abutment with an opposite end of said sleeve thereby forming a first telescopic joint between said sleeve and said pole axial portion at one end of said sleeve and a second telescopic joint between said sleeve and said base axial portion at the other end of said sleeve, said sleeve defining an axial magnetic gap between said pole and said base axial portion, means on the outer surface of said assembly forming an annular coil-receiving space defined by the outer surface of said sleeve, and said pole and base radial portions and an electric coil having turns of wire wound in tension on said sleeve outer surface causing said sleeve to be physically compressed in the axial regions where said sleeve is telescopically interfitted with said base and said pole thereby thermally and mechanically connecting said sleeve with said base and pole.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
223 words
An electric spool assembly for a dry axial solenoid comprising a pole formed of magnetic material, a tubular sleeve formed of non-magnetic material, a base formed of magnetic, said pole having an axial portion received in interfitting relation within one end of said sleeve and having a radial portion in abutment with one end of said sleeve, said base having an axial portion received in interfitting relation within the opposite end of the sleeve and further having a radial portion in abutment with an opposite end of said sleeve thereby forming a first telescopic joint between said sleeve and said pole axial portion at one end of said sleeve and a second telescopic joint between said sleeve and said base axial portion at the other end of said sleeve, said sleeve defining an axial magnetic gap between said pole and said base axial portion, means on the outer surface of said assembly forming an annular coil-receiving space defined by the outer surface of said sleeve, and said pole and base radial portions and an electric coil having turns of wire wound in tension on said sleeve outer surface causing said sleeve to be physically compressed in the axial regions where said sleeve is telescopically interfitted with said base and said pole thereby thermally and mechanically connecting said sleeve with said base and pole.
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