Oil cooled generator
AssigneeHamilton Sundstrand Corporation
InventorsGlenn C. Lemmers, Jr., Scott R. Ganong, Roy D. Rasmussen, Debabrata Pal
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AssigneeHamilton Sundstrand Corporation
InventorsGlenn C. Lemmers, Jr., Scott R. Ganong, Roy D. Rasmussen, Debabrata Pal
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A rotor for a dynamoelectric machine may include a rotor shaft having a first shaft and a second shaft within the first shaft. The two shafts include discharge orifices for communicating a cooling fluid through the machine. A rotor core of the machine includes a lamination having an annular portion that circumscribes an open center, a plurality of pole portions extending outwardly from the annular portion, and coil winding regions adjacent to the pole portions. One or more channels extend between the open center and the coil winding regions to communicate a cooling fluid. Coil windings of the machine may be at least partially encased in insulators. Each insulator may include a fluid entry orifice located between the insulator ends to communicate a cooling fluid. An end plate of the machine may include fluid discharge outlets for communicating cooling fluid received from the coil windings.
A rotor for a dynamoelectric machine, comprising:
A rotor for a dynamoelectric machine, comprising:
A rotor shaft for a dynamoelectric machine, comprising:
An insulator for a coil winding of a dynamoelectric machine, comprising:
An end plate for a dynamoelectric machine, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.