Abstract:
The invention relates to a squirrel-cage rotor (1) having a shaft (2), a rotor plate stack (3) with rotor bars (4) arranged in the interior thereof, and cage rings (5), wherein at least one part of a cage ring (5) is comprised of a disk stack (7), which is constituted as a layered structure of disks (6) with cut-outs (63), through which the ends of the rotor bars (4) project out of the rotor plate stack (3). Adjoining disks (6) in the disk stack (7) are mutually spaced, and form a gap. The clearance between two adjoining disks (6), resulting from the gap, is constituted by moldings (61) which are arranged on the disks (6) wherein, in the gap (8), at least in the region of the moldings (61), a joint connection (9) is provided. The invention further relates to a method for producing a squirrel-cage rotor.
Abstract:
A wheel of an electrical machine, includes a hub and a rim connected by spokes, the rim being formed by layered sheet metal elements assembled together. Also disclosed is an electrical machine including the wheel.
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 for a motor is provided with: a stacked core made of a plurality of steel plates stacked on top of each other in a direction of an axis of a rotating shaft, has a circular pillar shape centered around the axis, and is provided with a plurality of magnet insertion grooves arranged in a circumferential direction of the rotor and penetrating through the circular pillar shape in the direction of the axis; permanent magnets respectively inserted into the magnet insertion grooves; a pair of end plates respectively stacked on opposite ends of the stacked core in the direction of the axis and closing the magnet insertion grooves; and a pressing portion restraining the permanent magnet in the direction of the axis by pressing the permanent magnet in the direction of the axis.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a laminated core for a motor comprises the steps of: stamping a sheet of a core of a straight form to have a form that a plurality of split cores are connected; laminating sheets of the core perpendicularly; bending the sheets of the core in a round form; and forming a connection caulking part at contact parts of yokes, which are adjacent to each other, of the bended core.
Abstract:
A laminated iron core includes a plurality of iron core pieces laminated each other, each iron core piece having a thickness of 0.2 mm or less. Each of the plurality of iron core pieces includes a flat part, openings and a pair of caulking protrusions opposed and separated from each other in plan view, each caulking protrusion having one end continuing with the flat part and the other portion being separated from the flat part to be inclined in a lamination direction of the iron core pieces. The pair of caulking protrusions of each iron core piece are fitted into the openings formed in an adjacent one of the plurality of iron core pieces in the lamination direction to join the plurality of iron core pieces, and the other ends of the pair of caulking protrusions face toward each other or face in opposite directions.
Abstract:
A production method for the laminated iron core includes a first process that segment iron core pieces which respectively have circular arc angles obtained by dividing 360° as an angle of circumference into m are separated from a belt shaped iron core material and mounted on a mount base, the segment iron core pieces are carried to a laminating position of a rotary laminating mechanism by a pusher and the rotary laminating mechanism including the carried segment iron core piece therein is rotated by 360°/m and a second process that the first process is repeated to form an annularly connected iron core piece in which the segment iron core pieces are annularly arranged. The second process is repeated to form a caulked and laminated iron core having a prescribed thickness. During the second process, the segment iron core pieces are caulked and laminated in the rotary laminating mechanism.
Abstract:
A stator core comprises a circumferentially deformable part formed on a radially outer peripheral side of a yoke; circumferentially facing divided parts formed on a radially inner peripheral side of the yoke, each having a dividing line that is oriented in a radial direction and reaches a portion between teeth and divided surfaces that face each other without a gap; and radially facing divided parts formed at the center between the radially inner and outer sides of the yoke along the circumferential direction at the predetermined interval, and each having divided surfaces that face each other in the radial direction, and being continuous at one ends with the respective circumferentially facing divided parts. The circumferentially facing divided parts each have a compressive stress being smaller than a compressive stress acting on the circumferentially deformable part or being zero.
Abstract:
A core of a rotating electrical machine is formed by laminating core plates, which are each formed by a plurality of core pieces. According to the method for manufacturing the core, a belt-like workpiece is first conveyed intermittently in its longitudinal direction. Then, while the workpiece is in a stopped state, side edges of a core piece are punched out. At a downstream position in the conveying direction of the workpiece, the remaining edges of the core piece are cut, so that the core piece is punched out. The punched out core pieces are lined up on a support. The core plate is thus formed, and the core pieces are laminated.
Abstract:
A stator core for a rotating electric machine includes a plurality of split cores. Each of the plurality of split cores includes a back yoke, a tooth, and a single caulking portion. When each of the plurality of split cores is seen in an axial direction, two inner circumferential-side intersections and two outer circumferential-side intersections are defined, both circumferential-end surfaces of the tooth intersect an inner circumferential surface of the back yoke at the two inner circumferential-side intersections, virtual lines drawn by extending both the circumferential-end surfaces of the tooth intersect an outer circumferential surface of the back yoke at the two outer circumferential-side intersections, a central position of the caulking portion is disposed in an opposing angular region on a radially outer side out of four opposing angular regions defined by lines diagonally connecting the two inner circumferential-side intersections to the respective two outer circumferential-side intersections.