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Al revisar el núcleo de un estator que requiere reparación, puede ser fácil sacar conclusiones precipitadas. Hay muchos factores que se deben considerar al re apilar el núcleo del estator. Estos incluyen los materiales, la compresión y largo del núcleo, los orificios de ventilación, los espaciadores, la construcción de los orificios de ventilación y más. Este artículo se centra en tomar las medidas adecuadas para volver a apilar el núcleo de un estator y cómo garantizar que se cumpla con esas dimensiones.
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