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stator Definition

sta·tor (stāt′ər)

noun

a fixed part forming the pivot or housing for a revolving part (rotor), as in a motor, dynamo, etc.

Etymology: ModL < L, one who stands < pp. of stare, to stand

stator Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: If you have no luck by now, you are most likely to have a failed alternator stator.
  • change: If the engine is due to come out anyway - change the stator.
  • secure: Remove the screws which secure the stator to the bracket and the complete motor and head assembly will lift off the bracket.
  • turn: Still no luck, turn the stator the other way.
  • replace: Whilst diagnosis is simple, replacing a stator does mean removal of the engine and rear crankcase cover.

Adjective modifier

  • old: Model Type Price Sterling CX500 Exchange ( send your old stator ) £ 110 + about £ 5 for UK postage.

Modifies a noun

  • pole: The advantages of the MCS motors come from the way the stator poles are wound individually prior to assembly.
  • plate: An ohms meter is also very handy for checking and or fault finding the stator plates.
  • blade: A new set of stator blades is being designed for this turbine.
  • winding: They have double seals and their stator windings are double vacuum and pressure impregnated.
  • vane: A stator vane actuator is an integral part of the HMU.
  • bolt: If the flywheel does not turn freely then check for cause, ( stator bolts, damaged mag flange, twisted crankshaft ).

Noun used with modifier

  • alternator: Another major outage was caused by insulation failure in the alternator stator.