| 摘要 |
1. A method of producing a stack of sheets from laminated plates which are stacked and connected to one another in accordance with the punch-stacking process, particularly but not exclusively for armatures of electrical machines and devices, in which tongues (11, 12, 14...; 11, 13, 15) which normally form an integral part of the laminated plates (1-4) are punched out of the laminated plates, bent out of the plane of the respective laminated plate, and inserted into the corresponding cut-out opening (18, 19) produced by punching out and cutting away a tongue in the next laminated plate in the stack, in such manner that the tongues can be at least partially bent back by axial pressure and can thus be wedged in the cut-out opening with the next laminated plate in the stack, characterised in that each tongue (11, 12, 14...; 11, 13, 15...) is basically S-shaped and comprises a first end flank (11...) which lies in the plane of the laminated plate (1, 2, 3, 4) to which it is integrally connected, an adjoining punched out central flank (12...; 13...) which is pressed or bent obliquely out of the plane, and an adjoining second end flank (14...; 15...) which extends largely parallel to the plane of the laminated plate (1, 2, 3, 4), and which, during the final axial compression of the laminated plates (1-5) which are stacked to form a stack of sheets (P), is fully wedged by means of its respective free end faces (141...; 151...) against the corresponding, opposite end faces (27...; 26...) of the cut-out opening of the next laminated plate in the stack. |
