Rotor end flange for an electric motor
AssigneeGM Global Technology Operations LLC
InventorsMark R. Claywell, Brad J. Heckman, Carolyn Ann Schupra, Jeffrey Wentz Yambor
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AssigneeGM Global Technology Operations LLC
InventorsMark R. Claywell, Brad J. Heckman, Carolyn Ann Schupra, Jeffrey Wentz Yambor
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A rotor end flange for cooling a coil wire includes a plurality of poles, pole shoes, slots, an outer surface, an inner surface, a plurality of exit holes, and a plurality of grooves. Adjacent poles and pole shoes define the slots. The outer surface is disposed on an outer diameter which is in contact with the poles. An oil enters the inner surface through the plurality of exit holes. The plurality of exit holes are disposed radially inward of the inner surface. The inner surface has a radius of curvature (ROC). The ROC directs the oil along the inner surface towards the plurality of grooves. The plurality of grooves are disposed on the outer surface and extend through the inner surface. The oil travels along the inner surface and is released from the rotor end flange through the plurality of grooves, coating and cooling the coil wire.
A rotor end flange for cooling a coil winding in a rotor, the rotor end flange defining a pole central axis and including:
A cooling system for cooling a coil winding in a rotor, the cooling system including:
A rotor end flange for cooling a coil winding in a rotor, the rotor end flange defining a pole central axis and including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.