Premium electric motors generally use copper winding because copper offers better electrical conductivity, higher efficiency, and longer service life compared to aluminum.
Here are the main reasons:
✅ Higher Conductivity – Copper conducts electricity more efficiently, reducing energy losses and improving motor performance.
✅ Better Efficiency – Motors with copper winding consume less power and generate less heat, resulting in lower operating costs.
✅ Longer Lifespan – Copper is more durable and can withstand mechanical stress and high temperatures better than aluminum.
✅ Compact Design – Since copper carries more current in a smaller space, manufacturers can build more compact and powerful motors.
✅ Lower Maintenance – Copper winding is less prone to connection failures and oxidation issues, leading to fewer breakdowns.
✅ Higher Reliability – Industrial applications require consistent performance, and copper winding helps ensure stable operation under heavy loads.
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rr mittalasked for translation 18 days ago
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rr mittaladded a comment 18 days ago
Валерий ㅤadded a comment 17 days ago
А что, бывает и с алюминиевой?!
Vitalii Stepchenkoadded a comment 13 days ago
Не бывает, фигня какая-то.
grumbleradded a comment 12 days ago
Бывает
Вот только зачем дискутировать вместо того, чтобы просто кликнуть "Complain"?!
Валерий ㅤadded a comment 10 days ago
Потому что интересно стало!
grumbleradded a comment 10 days ago
Если интересно, лучше спросить google, чем спамера
Валерий ㅤadded a comment 9 hours ago
Вообще-то я рассчитывал на вас 😄 Вы же там что-то такое преподавали емнип