Sentence examples for cable wound from inspiring English sources

A cable wound linear stator section of an Uppsala University Wave Energy Converter and its winding process is used as a reference in this article.

We have previously suggested a method for robotized stator winding of cable wound electric machines and demonstrated the method successfully in full-scale experiments.

It can be used for the production of cable wound stators with different shapes and sizes, for different cable dimensions and with different winding patterns.

This project foresees a coil realized with a Rutherford-type, aluminum stabilized superconducting cable, wound inside an aluminum coil former and indirectly cooled with a forced circulation of liquid helium.

Cable wound electric machines are used mainly for high voltage and direct-drive applications.

The EFCC structural design comprises a cable coil wound in a metallic casing supported on the JET iron magnetic circuit.

Junction shrinking does not appear to be a direct, passive consequence of actomyosin cable contraction because wound edge advancement was relatively smooth compared with the ratchet-like fluctuations in junction size (Fig. 2D′′).

While Fernandez wouldn't rule out "an accidentally self-inflicted wound", the cable explains: "He believes that the Brazilian government is calling the death a suicide in order to protect the mission from domestic criticism.

In a darkened room, on a plinth in the corner, Federica Marangoni's "The Thread" (2002) is composed of a drum of opaque glass with a luminous cable of white neon wound around it that spills on to the floor and gathers, pool-like, in a pile of crystal glass rocks.

This represents a model for a helically wound composite cable or wire rope.

rho1 mutant Drosophila embryos cannot assemble a wound actomyosin cable but compensate with extensive filopodial protrusions that 'zipper' neighbouring cells together and drag the wound closed (Wood et al., 2002).