Method of Producing Core, and Stator Core
AssigneeToyota Jidasha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKazutaka Tatematsu, Ryoji Mizutani, Yasuhiro Endo
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Abstract
A die includes a cavity in which a powder magnetic core material is introduced and a recessed curved surface curved inward of the die formed at the bottom surface of the cavity. The powder magnetic core material in the cavity is pressed by a pressing surface of a punch to the side and bottom surfaces of the cavity to form a split tooth body. As a result, a projected curved surface having a shape following the recessed curved surface is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the split tooth body. Then, two split tooth bodies are butted and joined together at the surfaces to which a pressing force by the punch is applied, and thereby a tooth is assembled.
Claims5
A method of producing a core including a tooth having an outer peripheral surface to which a coil is to be mounted, the tooth having a projected curved surface on the outer peripheral surface thereof, the method comprising:
- a molding process in which a powder magnetic core material is introduced into a forming mold which has a molding surface including a recessed curved surface and the powder magnetic core material is pressed by a press mold onto the molding surface, thereby molding a split tooth body, the split tooth body having a projected curved surface corresponding to the recessed curved surface on an outer peripheral surface thereof;
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- a joining process in which two split tooth bodies, each having been formed in the molding process, are joined to each other such that surfaces onto which a pressing force by the press mold has been applied are butted together, thereby assembling a tooth,
- wherein
- the projected curved surface on the outer peripheral surface of the tooth is formed corresponding to the recessed curved surface provided in the forming mold.
A stator core comprising a plurality of teeth arranged in a circumferential direction and projecting inward in the radial direction toward a rotor, wherein
- each tooth has an outer peripheral surface on which a coil is to be mounted,
- each tooth has a projected curved surface on the outer peripheral surface thereof,
- each tooth is formed by joining two split tooth bodies which are split with regard to a direction parallel to a rotary shaft of the rotor, and
- each split tooth body is molded from a powder magnetic core material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.