Abstract:
In a radial gap dynamoelectric machine a composite stator ferromagnetic structure (18) having reduced losses is formed using fanfolded thin section metallic glass or electrical steel strips edge (51) wound to form a ring-like magnetic structure (32) surrounding separate stator tooth assemblies (34) formed of traditional or thin-section sheet or powdered ferromagnetic materials. Alternative structures are described.
Abstract:
A stator core capable of improving Stator core segments in assemblability, positioning accuracy and rigidity is provided. A stator core (141) includes a plurality of stator core segments (175), and a yoke part (176) of each stator core segment (175) has a first junction (178) and a Second junction (179) joined to other adjacent Stator core segments. A protrusion (193) is formed at the first junction (178), and a recess (196) capable of receiving the protrusion (193) is formed at the Second junction (179). The opening area of the recess (196) increases from a deepest section (196b) of the recess, (196) to an opening (196a) of the recess (196). In the yoke part (176), a first caulking site (187) where the stator core segment (175) is caulked in an axial direction (DR1) is formed on an arc passing through the central part of a radial length (r4) of the protrusion (193) and extending in a circumferential direction (DR2).
Abstract:
The laminated core (12) comprises laminations (10), which are arranged one over the other and which are each connected to each other by means of a first connection (9, 15). In addition, at least some of the laminations (10) are connected to each other by means of a second connection (11). By using two connections, the advantages thereof can be bundled, whereby the number and/or size of the connection points can be reduced while the requirement for the laminated core (12) remains the same or very high requirements for the laminated core (12) can be met or even increased. Advantageously, an adhesive is used as one of the connections (11), while the other connection (9, 15) can be a form-fitting connection. The adhesive (11) is applied to the lower side (13) and/or upper side (14) of the laminations (10) before or after the punching of the laminations (10). However, the two connections can also be formed by two adhesive systems. Finally, the connections (9, 10; 11) can also be formed by at least one weld seam and additionally by an adhesive.
Abstract:
An object is to easily inject resin into a gap of a laminated core which constitutes a rotating electric machine. Included are: a resin supplying unit (25) which feeds the resin; and a resin injection unit (15) which injects the resin into an axial hole (14) of the laminated core. The resin injection unit (15) has an injection pipe (16) and an elastic ring (19) attached to the injection pipe (16). This elastic ring (19) is made to firmly attach to the inner periphery of the axial hole (14); the resin is supplied from the resin supplying unit (25); and the resin is injected into the gap of the laminated core through the axial hole (14) of the laminated core.
Abstract:
Each lamination of the lamination stack comprises at least one assembly of coupling elements, said assembly comprising one insertion clamp, one receiving clamp and at least one receiving window, said coupling elements maintaining the same relative positioning from one another, the insertion clamp and the receiving clamp being defined by respective portions of the lamination axially projecting to the same side of the latter, each insertion clamp of a lamination being fitted, by interference, in the interior of a receiving clamp of an adjacent lamination, and each receiving clamp of a lamination being housed in the receiving window of at least one lamination of the stack.
Abstract:
A rotor (2) of an electrical machine is arranged on a rotor shaft (3). The rotor shaft (3) is rotatably supported in bearings (4) so that the rotor (2) can be rotated about an axis of rotation (5). A stator (1) of the electrical machine extends over a stator region (6) in an axial direction. In the axial direction, the rotor (2) has a centre region (7a) and outer regions (7b) adjacent to the centre region (7a) on both sides. The centre region (7a) corresponds to the stator region (6) in the axial direction. The rotor (2) bears a number of tangentially magnetised permanent magnets (8), which are tangentially evenly distributed and arranged both in the centre region (7a) and in the outer regions (7b) in the axial direction. Flux-guiding elements (10) are arranged tangentially between the permanent magnets (8), by means of which flux-guiding elements magnetic fields (B) coming from the permanent magnets (8) are directed radially toward the stator (1) and into the centre region (7a) in the axial direction. The flux-guiding elements (10) consist of a plurality of sheets (11) stacked one on the other in the axial direction. The sheets (11) in the outer regions (7b) are smaller than the sheets (11) in the centre region. The sheets (11) arranged in the outer regions (7b) are surrounded radially on the outside by a retaining apparatus (12). By means of form-fitting elements (13 to 16), centrifugal forces acting on the sheets (11) arranged in the centre region (7a) are transmitted into the sheets (11) arranged in the outer regions (7b).
Abstract:
A solid fixing resin composition, which has excellent filling properties, and a rotor using the same are provided. The fixing resin composition is used to form a fixing member constituting a rotor which includes a rotor core (110) which has a laminate formed by lamination of a plurality of plate members, is fixed and installed on a rotating shaft, and has a plurality of hole portions (150) arranged along the peripheral portion of the rotating shaft, provided in the laminate; a magnet (120) inserted in the hole portion (150); and a fixing member (130) formed by curing a fixing resin composition, filled in the separation portion between the hole portion (150) and the magnet (120), the resin composition including a thermosetting resin (A) containing an epoxy resin; a curing agent (B); and an inorganic filler (C), in which the ICI viscosity at 150°C of the epoxy resin is equal to or less than 3 poises.
Abstract:
Magnet insertion holes 7a to 7c for embedding a plurality of permanent magnets per pole are formed in a rotor core 6 in a protruding shape toward a center of a rotor. A pair of flux control holes 20a and 20b formed in a symmetrical shape with respect to a center line between magnetic poles is provided for each magnetic pole in a magnetic pole gap 22 of the rotor core 6. Where d is a diameter of the respective flux control holes 20a and 20b, m is a center-to-center distance thereof, b is a width of the magnetic pole gap 22, and τ is a pole pitch between magnetic poles, the flux control holes 20a and 20b are provided so that a value of m/τ obtained by standardizing the center-to-center distance m by the pole pitch τ satisfies 0.08
Abstract:
It is capable of reducing compressive stress without forming slits or holes. A stator core comprises a circumferentially deformable part 14 that is formed on a radially outer peripheral side of a yoke 3 and has circumferentially pressed divided parts 9 each having dividing surfaces 1aa and 1ad pressed against each other in a circumferential direction by tightening interference; circumferentially facing divided parts 11 formed on a radially inner peripheral side of the yoke 3, each having a dividing line 11 a that is oriented in a radial direction and reaches a portion between teeth 5 and divided surfaces 1ac and 1af that face each other without a gap; and radially facing divided parts 13 formed at the center or at a portion closer to the outer periphery or elsewhere between the radially inner and outer sides of the yoke 3 along the circumferential direction at the predetermined interval, and each having divided surfaces 1ab and 1ae that face each other in the radial direction, and being continuous at one ends with the respective circumferentially facing divided parts 11 and at the other ends with the respective circumferentially pressed divided parts 9, the divided surfaces 1ab and 1ae moved relative to each other in the circumferential direction by compressive deformation of the circumferentially deformable part 14. The circumferentially facing divided parts 11 are in a state of compressive stress being smaller than compressive stress acting on the circumferentially pressed divided parts 9 or being zero.