Flux Directing, Pole Span Setting, Feature on Rotor Lamination of Air-Cooled Electric Motor/Generator
AssigneeKollmorgen Corporation
InventorsDavid Coulson, Gary Hodge
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AssigneeKollmorgen Corporation
InventorsDavid Coulson, Gary Hodge
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A rotor having a plurality of laminations joined together and mountable on a shaft for rotation relative to a stator of a rotary electric machine arrangement has a solid section that surrounds an opening within which the shaft is receivable. The solid section includes an outside diameter, magnet receiving voids, and steps delimiting a plurality of pole spans from flux directing features at sides of each of the pole spans. Adjacent flux directing features between adjacent pole spans are disposed on opposite sides of scalloped areas or other such recesses, permitting cooling air flow past the rotor. The invention also concerns a lamination usable together with additional laminations to provide such a rotor, as well as an arrangement, such as an AC motor, generator, or motor/generator, including a stator and such a rotor.
A rotor having a plurality of laminations joined together and mountable on a shaft for rotation relative to a stator of a rotary electric machine arrangement, comprising:
A lamination, usable together with additional laminations to provide a rotor arrangement mountable on a shaft for rotation relative to a stator of a rotary electric machine arrangement having a plurality of laminations joined together to form a multilayer laminated rotor, comprising:
A rotary electric machine arrangement including a stator and a rotor having a plurality of laminations joined together and mountable on a shaft for rotation relative to the stator, comprising:
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