In the brochure by the company Brown Boveri & Cie. "Luftgekuhlte Turbogeneratoren" (Air-cooled turbon-generators), ZKN/G248, undated, a horizontal-axis electrical machine is presented in which the stator laminated core is mounted in recess of approximately ten perpendicularly arrange bearing plates, the recesses having the shape of a regular polygon, which correspond to the outer prismatic shape of the stator laminated core. Wedges used as attachment elements, but are arranged only in the region of the bottom casing section. The bearing plates are of rectangular design at the bottom, and assume the bearing function of the stator body.
The invention is based on the problem of providing a horizontal-axis electrical machine in which the undesirable effects of vibrations and thermal stresses occurring are reduced, and the structural parts to be weldedVirginia Gov. Bob McDonnell sides with business over conservatives

Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) during their annual meeting in Washington, February 19, 2010.

“Conservative” does not mean the same thing as “pro-business,” as Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has demonstrated.

McDonnell — whose three-year record is mostly characterized by conservative policies — this week won the largest tax hike in state history and a package of new spending on transportation. Cheering him on was Virginia’s business lobby.

The tax-hike-and-roads package fits well into a pattern of McDonnell veering from his conservative principles when the business lobby wants more government. McDonnell, for instance, has subsidized favored businesses and industries through tax credits and special incentives. Also, Virginia’s dependence on the military-industrial complex and the “Beltway Bandit” federal