Stator assembly for dynamoelectric machine
AssigneeREM Technologies, Inc.
InventorsJames J. Grant, William H. Miller, Edward C. Hartung
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AssigneeREM Technologies, Inc.
InventorsJames J. Grant, William H. Miller, Edward C. Hartung
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An adjustable speed inductor type rotating dynamoelectric machine, capable of high speed operation, employs a stator assembly incorporating a spool-like support structure. A central, generally cylindrical portion of the support structure supports field windings while radially oriented end portions of the spool-like structure mount and accurately position a circumferentially distributed plurality of C-shaped armature core elements. Radially directed, angularly spaced grooves in the outer surfaces of the end portions receive legs of the C-shaped armature elements and serve to precisely position these elements in three orthogonal directions. The central portion of the armature-field winding support structure may be made of electrically conductive material to provide a flux shield and dissipate heat. For additional ventilation, cooling ports may be provided in the central portion of the spool-like support which cooperate with extended recesses in a coaxial rotor. The rotating rotor centrifugally propels cooling fluid through said ports into the spaces occupied by the field windings and armature windings.
A stator assembly for a dynamoelectric machine, comprising:
A stator assembly for an inductor type dynamoelectric AC machine comprising:
In a stator assembly of an inductor type dynamoelectric machine having a plurality of stationary, generally C-shaped, longitudinally extending armature elements circumferentially distributed about a central longitudinal axis, and having a stationary field winding concentric with said axis and interior of said armature elements, the improvement comprising:
An inductor type dynamoelectric machine comprising:
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