Method and device to draw-in coils into slots of stator laminated cores of electric machines
AssigneeElmotec, Elektro-Motoren-Technik GmbH
InventorSadik Sadiku
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AssigneeElmotec, Elektro-Motoren-Technik GmbH
InventorSadik Sadiku
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A method and apparatus for drawing windings into slots in laminated stators of electrical machines by producing coils on a form and transferring the coils onto an insertion tool. The insertion tool includes appropriately annularly arrayed parallel short and long insertion shafts having free ends and an axially driven insertion block fastened to the short insertion shafts. In a first phase of the insertion process, the insertion tool draws in the coils into the slots where the short insertion shafts and long insertion shafts, with their free ends, move upward from a starting position through the bore of the stator past the upper edge of the stator to a second position. In a second phase, the long insertion shafts are retracted to a third position with their free ends just above the upper edge of the stator while the insertion block and the short insertion shafts move together forward to the third position. In a third phase, the insertion block, the short insertion shafts and the long insertion shafts return from their respective third position to the starting position.
A method for drawing windings into slots in laminated stators of electrical machines, said stators having bores, comprising:
An apparatus for drawing windings into slots in laminated stators of electrical machines comprising an insertion block run by means of a first drive, short insertion shafts fastened to the insertion block, a shaft holder run by means of a second drive, and long insertion shafts fastened to said shaft holder, wherein, in a first phase, the first and second drives cause the insertion block and the shaft holder to move the free ends of the short and long insertion shafts synchronously from a starting position past the stator upper edge, to a second position, in a second phase, the second drive reverses and retracts the free ends of the long insertion shafts to a third position just above the stator upper edge, while the first drive drives the free ends of the short insertion shafts forward to the third position, and in a third phase the first and second drives run the insertion block and the shaft holder to move the free ends of the short and long insertion shafts to their starting position.
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