Abstract:
The present disclosure is related to a self-starting synchronous reluctance motor rotor, a motor and a compressor. The self-starting synchronous reluctance motor rotor includes a rotor core; the rotor core is provided with a plurality of slit grooves; both ends of each of the slit grooves are respectively provided with a filled groove; a first end of the filled groove is provided adjacent to each slit groove, and a second end of the filled groove extends outwards parallel to the d-axis of the rotor core; the second end of the filled groove is provided with at least one bevel edge, so that when the d-axis magnetic flux of the rotor core enters a stator along channels formed at the bevel edges, no abrupt change occurs to the magnetic flux.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a rotor structure, an electric motor and a rotor manufacturing method. The rotor structure includes a plurality of rotor sheets (100) and a rotating shaft. The rotor sheets (100) are stacked in sequence along an axial direction of the rotor structure. Each of the rotor sheets (100) is provided with a shaft hole (20), a first slot (111), and first filling slots (121) at both ends of the first slot (111). The first slot (111) extends in a direction of a direct axis (3) of the rotor structure and includes slot sections (1110) at opposite sides of the shaft hole (20). The rotating shaft passes through the shaft hole (20) of the plurality of rotor sheets (100). The first slot (111), the first filling slots (121) and the rotating shaft form a first flux barrier layer (101).
Abstract:
Provided is a rotating machine capable of obtaining a uniform temperature distribution by improving a cooling air flow to a heat generation portion. The rotating machine has a salient pole rotor (11) and a stator (12). The salient pole rotor (11) has a rotation shaft (15), a disk-shaped spoke (22), a cylindrical rib (23), and a plurality of salient poles (25) arranged in a radial shape on an outer circumferential surface of the rib (23), each of the salient poles (25) being formed along an axial direction of the rotation shaft (15). The disk-shaped spoke (22) is provided to an anti-feeding side end of the cooling air of the salient pole rotor (11). The cylindrical rib (23) is provided with through-holes (231) extending from an inner space of the cylindrical rib (23) through gaps between a plurality of salient poles (25).
Abstract:
A method is provided for fabricating a rotor assembly for an electric motor which utilizes pre-fabricated conductive rotor bars and die cast end rings. Containment rings, which may be installed on the end rings either before or after casting, may be used to inhibit end ring creep at high rotational speeds.
Abstract:
A turbine engine starter-generator including a main electrical machine including a stator and rotor with a wound rotor inducer and damper bars forming a cage, and an exciter including a stator inducer and rotor with rotor windings connected to the rotor inducer of the main electrical machine via a rotary rectifier. During a first starting stage, the electrical machine operates in asynchronous motor mode by injecting AC into its stator windings, a starting torque being generated by the damper bars, without the rotor inducer of the main electrical machine contributing significantly to generating starting torque. Then in a second starting stage, the main electrical machine operates in synchronous motor mode by injecting AC into its stator windings, while feeding its rotor inducer with DC via the exciter, the change from the first stage to the second stage taking place when rotation speed of the shaft reaches a predetermined value.
Abstract:
A turbine engine starter-generator including a main electrical machine including a stator and rotor with a wound rotor inducer and damper bars forming a cage, and an exciter including a stator inducer and rotor with rotor windings connected to the rotor inducer of the main electrical machine via a rotary rectifier. During a first starting stage, the electrical machine operates in asynchronous motor mode by injecting AC into its stator windings, a starting torque being generated by the damper bars, without the rotor inducer of the main electrical machine contributing significantly to generating starting torque. Then in a second starting stage, the main electrical machine operates in synchronous motor mode by injecting AC into its stator windings, while feeding its rotor inducer with DC via the exciter, the change from the first stage to the second stage taking place when rotation speed of the shaft reaches a predetermined value.
Abstract:
A reduced stress rotor tip fillet that may be utilized in generators and motors as well as other types of rotating equipment is disclosed herein. The rotor tip fillet may reduce stress via an inventive fillet configuration positioned between intersecting rotor faces.
Abstract:
This application describes a motor designed to operate as a reluctance machine at low speeds and as an induction machine at high speeds. The drive waveform is composed of one or more harmonics to be used to match the reluctance pattern of the stator-rotor, causing the rotor to rotate due to the reluctance effect, and one or more other harmonics to induce current in the rotor, causing the rotor to rotate due to the induction effect and the subsequent interaction of the stator and rotor magnetic fields. The two effects are generally not applied simultaneously.
Abstract:
A superconducting motor which operates in a synchronous mode of operation, can also be operated in an induction mode in the event that the superconducting components of the motor lose their superconducting properties (e.g., due to cooling system failure). The superconducting electric motor includes a rotor assembly having at least one superconducting winding which, in operation, generates a flux path within the rotor assembly, and a support member which supports the at least one superconducting winding. The rotor assembly is configured to operate in a synchronous mode of operation at temperatures in which the superconducting winding exhibits superconducting characteristics and in a steady-state induction mode of operation at temperatures in which the superconducting winding exhibits non-superconducting characteristics.
Abstract:
A system which has an electric device that functions in the system both as an electric motor for supplying power to machines and as a generator to generate electrical power. The system includes an outside source of power (an internal combustion engine, wind power, hydraulic power, human power, etc.) which powers the electric device to act as a generator, to generate electricity (electrical power). The electric device includes a stator and rotor, with a laminated iron core.