Electric motor with high power and high rotational speed
OwnerPierre Bawin, Roland Botte +2inventors
InventorsPierre Bawin, Roland Botte, Jean-Marie Edebouw, Dominique Gilon
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an electric motor with high power and high rotational speed consisting of a stator and of a rotor, in which the rotor comprises a laminated magnetic mass (1) consisting of a stack of armature core disk laminations (11) and a squirrel cage consisting of two short circuiting rings (2) located on either side of the laminated magnetic mass (1) and of a plurality of bars (3) joining the two short circuiting rings (2) together and which are distributed uniformly at the periphery of the magnetic mass (1), this rotor being one wherein the armature core disk laminations (11) do not have a central hole.
Claims19
For use in a high speed asynchronous electric motor, the motor including a rotor and a stator, an improved rotor comprising:
- a laminated magnetic mass having first and second ends, said magnetic mass comprising a stack of armature core disk laminations, said core disk laminations each having a solid central portion which extends along and about an axis of rotation of the rotor;
- a squirrel cage comprising two short circuiting rings, one of said short circuiting rings being located at either end of said magnetic mass;
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- a plurality of bars joining said short circuiting rings together, said bars being uniformly distributed relative to said magnetic mass.
For use in a high speed asynchronous electric motor, the motor including a rotor and a stator, an improved rotor comprising:
- a laminated magnetic mass having first and second ends, said magnetic mass comprising a stack of armature core disk laminations, said core disk laminations each having a solid central portion which extends along and about the axis of rotation of the rotor;
- a squirrel cage comprising short circuiting rings, one of said short circuiting rings being located at either end of said magnetic mass;
- a plurality of bars joining said short circuiting rings together, said bars being uniformly distributed with respect to said magnetic mass;
- a pair of shaft ends, said magnetic mass and said short circuiting rings being disposed between said shaft ends, said shaft ends defining coaxial axles whereby said rotor may be rotatably supported;
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- a plurality of tie rods, said tie rods extending through said magnetic mass, short circuiting rings and shaft ends to integrate said magnetic mass, short circuiting rings and shaft ends into a unitary structure.
The rotor of clam 15 wherein said tie rods have oppositely disposed ends, and wherein said rotor further comprises cap means located to cover said ends of said tie rods.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.