Rotary machine
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Top
InventorsYoshitaka Kakuda, Tadashi Uno
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Abstract
A rotary machine includes a rotor and a resin-molded stator which includes a stator core, a coil, a molded portion, a lead line, a bush and a bush supporting frame. The stator core is formed by laminating steel sheets. The coil is formed by winding a conducting wire around a tooth formed to the stator core. The molded portion covers the coil. The lead line is formed by the conducting wire continuing from an end portion of a power supply side of the coil. The bush is formed with a penetrated insert hole where the lead line is passed through. The bush supporting frame is supported by the molded portion and is formed with a penetrated attaching hole into which the bush is fitted in. The lead line is drawn out to the outside of the molded portion from the attaching hole.
Claims6
A rotary machine, comprising:
- a rotor;
- and
- a resin-molded stator, wherein
- the stator includes:
- a stator core formed by laminating steel sheets;
- a coil formed by winding a conducting wire around a tooth formed to the stator core;
- a molded portion covering the coil formed to the stator core;
- a lead line formed by the conducting wire continuing from an end portion of a power supply side of the coil;
- a bush formed with a penetrated insert hole where the lead line is passed through;
- and
- a bush supporting frame which is supported by the molded portion and which is formed with a penetrated attaching hole which connects to an outside of the molded portion into which the bush is fitted in, wherein
- the lead line is drawn out to the outside of the molded portion from the attaching hole in a state where the lead line is passed through the insert hole and the bush is fitted in into the attaching hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.