Electromechanics
Power converter service assembly
A mounting and cooling design for a removable generator-set converter. The concept allows the power cassette to be serviced while the heat sink remains on the chassis.
CHALLENGE AND SOLUTION
What we are developing
Simplify power converter servicing.
Separate the replaceable cassette from the cooling components that remain in place.
Check repeatability of installation and thermal contact.
- A removable power cassette in the proposed architecture.
- Mounting and cooling are considered as one assembly.
- A separately patented component within the power system.
DEVELOPMENT STATUS
Where the project stands
Current confirmed stage
Patent granted for the assembly; manufacture and endurance testing remain unconfirmed
Next work
Agree on the converter, thermal load and dimensions. / Build an assembly prototype. / Test removal cycles, retention and thermal performance.
Validation and delivery of results
The test programme and acceptance criteria are defined for each project. A patent alone does not mean this stage is complete.
Hot swapping under power and repair times are not confirmed. The assembly is not an independent energy source. Supplier videos do not verify testing of YASNOCORE’s own assembly.
Next step
- Agree on the converter, thermal load and dimensions.
- Build an assembly prototype.
- Test removal cycles, retention and thermal performance.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
Documented status
Patent RU246491U1 dated 13.10.2026; in force. Status checked in the public FIPS register on 11.11.2026.
Rights information and technical readiness are shown separately. A patent or registration certificate is not a test report.
PUBLIC EVIDENCE
Documents and sources
Patent RU246491U1 dated 13.10.2026; in force.
- FIPS register ↗
- Official publication (PDF) ↗
- Patents and applications in the YASNOCORE legal register ↗
Public sources checked on 11.11.2026. The scope of rights and compatibility is defined by the relevant document.