Dynamoelectric machine composed of sectors having transverse fluxes
AssigneeRadio Energie
InventorGerard Koehler
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InventorGerard Koehler
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A variable-reluctance rotating dynamoelectric machine is provided with, for each single-phase structure A, B, and C, two rows of airgaps 5-27, 6-28 having the same radius Re connected to each other by means of angular sectors, one of which surrounds stator conductors 8 in the shape of a torus. The sectors are arches 9, 22 each constituted by a stack of strips of sheet metal which are bent along axes X perpendicular to the axis of rotation Z. A pair of arches 9, 22 is formed by cutting a wound and bonded ring of thin magnetic sheet having oriented grains. Cutting by wire-type spark erosion results in the formation of several pairs of teeth per arch. A rotor winding in the shape of a torus or a rotor permanent magnet can complete the machine. The machine is applicable to reluctance motors for vehicle traction, which can also recharge a storage battery.
Variable-reluctance rotating dynamoelectric machine comprising a plurality of structures (A, B, C . . . ) juxtaposed coaxially with an axis of rotation (Z), each structure being made up of a stator magnetic circuit (1) and a rotor magnetic circuit (21) which are concentric with each other, the stator magnetic circuit (1) being constituted by an assembly of stator angular sectors arranged in a circle about the axis of rotation (Z) and having, as seen in a direction tangential to the axis of rotation (Z), a U-shaped profile having two arms (2, 3), an entire series of arms of the stator angular sectors being provided at free ends of each set of arms (2, 3) with a row of stator teeth (5a, 5b, 5c . . . /6a, 6b, 6c . . . ) located opposite to another row of teeth (27a, 27b, 27c . . . /28a, 28b, 28c , , , ) forming part of the rotor magnetic circuit (21) so as to constitute two rows of airgaps (5a-27a, 5b-27b . . . /6a-28a, 6b-28b . . . ) of annular shape, a stator winding (15) of toroidal shape which is concentric with the axis of rotation (Z) being housed within U-shaped profiles, wherein the stator angular sectors are independent arches (9) each constituted by a stack of strips of magnetic sheet (T) bent to different radii about bending axes, a direction (X) of which is transverse to the axis of rotation (Z), the stator teeth (5, 6) having cylindrical airgap surfaces constituted by a portion of the sheets (T) and, in the teeth (5, 6), the sheets (T) extend in planes substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation (Z).
Variable-reluctance rotating dynamoelectric machine comprising a plurality of structures (A, B, C . . . ) juxtaposed coaxially with an axis of rotation (Z), each structure being made up of a stator magnetic circuit (1) and a rotor magnetic circuit (21) which are concentric with each other, the stator magnetic circuit (1) being constituted by an assembly of stator angular sectors arranged in a circle about the axis of rotation (Z) and having, as seen in a direction tangential to the axis of rotation (Z), a U-shaped profile having two arms (2, 3), an entire series of arms of the stator angular sectors being provided at free ends of each set of arms (2, 3) with a row of stator teeth (5a, 5b, 5c . . . /6a, 6b, 6c . . . ) located opposite to another row of teeth (27a, 27b, 27c . . . /28a, 28b, 28c , , , ) forming part of the rotor magnetic circuit (21) so as to constitute two rows of airgaps (5a-27a, 5b-27b . . . /6a-28a, 6b-28b . . . ) of annular shape, a stator winding (15) of toroidal shape which is concentric with the axis of rotation (Z) being housed within U-shaped profiles, wherein the stator angular sectors are independent arches (9) each constituted by a stack of strips of magnetic sheet (T) bent to different radii about bending axes, a direction (X) of which is transverse to the axis of rotation (Z), the stator teeth (5, 6) having cylindrical airgap surfaces constituted by a portion of the sheets (T) and, in the teeth (5, 6), the sheets (T) extend in planes substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation (Z),
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