Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary
Patent
1998-12-22
2000-07-18
Ramirez, Nestor
Electrical generator or motor structure
Dynamoelectric
Rotary
310 58, 310 59, 310 60A, 310 65, 310156, 310269, 310166, 310168, 310261, H02K 900
Patent
active
060911689
ABSTRACT:
Losses in efficiency of operation of a dynamoelectric machine as a result of eddy current losses and poor coolant efficiency and/or disruption of the magnetic circuit in a rotor by coolant passages is avoided in a dynamoelectric machine including a stator (18) in which a rotor (16) is journaled. The rotor includes a stack (16) of thin laminations (17) made of a ferromagnetic material to define a rotor body. The rotor body includes a plurality of equally angularly spaced poles (58) separated by recesses (64). Coolant passages (76) located in the rotor at or just radially inward of the base (72) of each pole (58) and substantially radially outward of the rotational axis (56) of the rotor (14) to maximize cooling efficiency of the poles (58) without disrupting the magnetic circuit in the rotor. Slots (80) are placed in the tips (70) of the poles (58) of selected laminations (17) and extend generally radially inward to reduce eddy current losses.
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Greenlee William J.
Grennan Robert
Halsey David G.
Mansir Hassan
Nguyen Dam
Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation
Lam Thanh
Ramirez Nestor
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