Electrical machine with a stator, and a claw pole rotor system composed of two pole wheel halves
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorUwe Knappenberger
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorUwe Knappenberger
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An electrical machine formed as a fluid-cooled three-phase alternating current generator has a cup-shaped housing, a stator arranged in the housing, a drive system, a shaft driven by the drive system, a claw pole rotor system mounted on the shaft, the claw pole rotor system including a first pole ring which is mounted on the shaft, formed as a pole wheel half and runs in claws, and a second pole ring which is formed as a pole wheel half and runs also in claws, so that tips of the claws of one of the pole rings extend in gaps between the claws of the other pole ring, pole rings producing a cooling air stream in the housing for withdrawing heat which is generated in the machine by convection through an outer casing of the housing to fluid medium which surrounds the housing, a plurality of substantially radially extending blower vanes formed on substantially flat end side of a respective one of the pole rings which is located at a side opposite to the drive system, and a ring chamber closing the blower vanes in an axial direction and formed as a part of a housing bottom.
An electrical machine formed as a fluid-cooled three-phase alternating current generator, comprising a cup-shaped housing;
An electrical machine formed as a fluid-cooled three-phase alternating current generator, comprising a cup-shaped housing;
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