Construction of reluctance motors

Details Construction of reluctance motors Construction of reluctance motors

1988-06-06

1991-10-01

Skudy, R.

Electrical generator or motor structure

Dynamoelectric

Rotary

310 62, 310 64, 310 91, 310218, H02K 122

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050536664

ABSTRACT:
An improved reluctance motor with reduced windage losses and reduced internal rotor stresses is proposed. The reluctance motor is constructed with continuous, non-magnetic supported members in the interpolar spaces of the salient pole rotor. End plates may be added to the rotor which are attached to the support members creating a "cage" structure which supports the rotor. In addition, the rotor through shaft may be eliminated by providing stub shafts on the cage end plates to transmit torque from the rotor. Various methods of constructing the rotor of the invention are also described.

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