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Martin Joseph Reckker

from Troy, MI
Age ~60
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Also known as:
Martin J Reckker, Martin Judith Reckker, Judith M Reckker, Joseph Reckker Martin
Phone and address:
3075 Myddleton Ct, Troy, MI 48084
(248) 203-6162
Related to:
Anthony S Martin, 32Leocadio J Padilla, 97A HillJohn W Hill, 82Laurie L Reckker, 62John Reckker, 28Judith M Padilla, 62Brian Reckker, 31Jean E Charboneau, 60Grace A Hill, 88Daniel V Padilla, 56Dorothy L Hill
Connected to:
Joyce C Recklaus, 73Dylan M Reckling, 30Shauna F Reckmeyer, 64Amber Reckner, 33Doris Reckner, 62Joseph W Reckner, 92Craig T Reckord, 69Derrick M Reckord, 56Luann D Reckord, 73Margaret M Reckord, 59

Martin Reckker Phones & Addresses

  • 3075 Myddleton Ct, Troy, MI 48084 (248) 203-6162
  • 2593 Buckingham Ave, Birmingham, MI 48009 (248) 649-2318
  • Port Huron, MI
  • Detroit, MI

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Position: Professional/Technical

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Industries

Automotive

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Engineering Manager At Magna Electronics

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Location:
Greater Detroit Area
Industry:
Automotive
Experience:
Magna Electronics (Public Company; Automotive industry): Engineering Manager,  (August 2009-Present) Continental Automotive Systems (Public Company; CONG.F; Automotive industry): Engineering Manager,  (January 2000-August 2009) Ballard Power System...

Publications

Us Patents

Rotor Hub And Assembly For A Permanent Magnet Power Electric Machine

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US Patent:
20060022541, Feb 2, 2006
Filed:
Jul 28, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/192321
Inventors:
Raymond Ong - Novi MI, US
Martin Reckker - Troy MI, US
International Classification:
H02K 21/12
US Classification:
310156530, 310156560, 310156310, 310156280
Abstract:
A rotor assembly for use in an electric motor or generator where the mass of the rotor assembly is reduced with respect to conventional rotor assemblies. In addition, the rotor assembly is configured to be scalable to different sized electric motors. Within the rotor assembly, the rotor hub, the shaft, and the permanent magnets can independently or collectively be modified to have a reduced mass. In one aspect, a portion of the rotor hub adjacent to the shaft is configured with passages and spokes. In another aspect, an intermediate hub with lightening holes is provided between the shaft and the rotor hub. In yet another aspect, a large diameter hollow shaft replaces a portion of the rotor hub. In yet another aspect, the permanent magnets are configured to have an arc-shape, which permits the thickness of the magnets to be reduced without reducing the efficiency of the magnets.
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Martin Joseph Reckker from Troy, MI, age ~60 Get Report