Motor rotor structure with copper conductive bars

Abstract

The present application relates to the field of electric motor, particularly to a motor rotor structure with copper conductive bars. This application aims at solving the problem existed in the art, which is how to reduce stress concentration of the rotor iron core and how to avoid deformation of the copper end rings. The motor rotor structure of this application comprises a rotor iron core provided with rotor slots, copper conductive bars provided within the rotor slots, rotor end rings respectively provided at two ends of the rotor iron core. Each rotor end ring includes copper end rings and steel end rings. The copper end rings are alternately laminated with the steel end rings and welded together into a piece. Thanks to very high stiffness and resistance to large deforming force, the steel end rings provided between and compressed by the copper end rings ensure that the rotor end rings of the present application will not deform even at high rotating speed, thereby reducing stress concentration without compromising structural stiffness.

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