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Electrical sub-assembly

An electrical sub-assembly comprises a stator having a plurality of coils and cooling means attached to the stator. The electrical sub-assembly further comprises a plurality of pairs of diodes attached to the cooling means, each pair of diodes being in antiparallel configuration and having three electrical terminals. One of the three electrical terminals is a common terminal shared by both diodes in each pair of diodes in each pair of diodes. A plurality of busbars electrically connect each of the diodes to at least one of the plurality of coils via one or more of the electrical terminals. In use, the cooling means is configured to simultaneously cool the stator and the plurality of diodes. The electrical sub-assembly may have particular application as a part of a switched reluctance machine.

Motor

A motor includes: a stator including assemblies; and a rotor disposed on one side of the stator. Each of the assemblies includes: a bobbin; a core inserted into the bobbin; and a coil surrounding an outside of the bobbin. The bobbin includes: a main through hole into which the core is inserted; and a sub-through hole disposed in either one of a top surface and a bottom surface on one side of the main through hole. An inner space of the bobbin is communication with the outside of the bobbin through the sub-through hole.

Motor

A motor includes: a stator including assemblies; and a rotor disposed on one side of the stator. Each of the assemblies includes: a bobbin; a core inserted into the bobbin; and a coil surrounding an outside of the bobbin. The bobbin includes: a main through hole into which the core is inserted; and a sub-through hole disposed in either one of a top surface and a bottom surface on one side of the main through hole. An inner space of the bobbin is communication with the outside of the bobbin through the sub-through hole.

Electrical machine

An electrical machine may include a rotor rotatable about an axis of rotation which defines an axial direction, a stator including a plurality of stator windings, a coolant collector chamber, and a coolant distributor chamber fluidically communicating with the coolant collector chamber via at least one cooling duct. At least one stator winding may be embedded into a plastic compound composed of an electrically insulating plastic. The stator may further include a stator body having a space. The at least one cooling duct may be arranged in the stator body and may be at least partially defined by at least one aperture disposed in the stator body through which the coolant is flowable. The at least one aperture may open towards the space and may be closed in a fluid-tight manner via the plastic compound.

Electrical machine

An electrical machine may include a rotor rotatable about an axis of rotation which defines an axial direction, a stator including a plurality of stator windings, a coolant collector chamber, and a coolant distributor chamber fluidically communicating with the coolant collector chamber via at least one cooling duct. At least one stator winding may be embedded into a plastic compound composed of an electrically insulating plastic. The stator may further include a stator body having a space. The at least one cooling duct may be arranged in the stator body and may be at least partially defined by at least one aperture disposed in the stator body through which the coolant is flowable. The at least one aperture may open towards the space and may be closed in a fluid-tight manner via the plastic compound.

ELECTRIC DRIVEN HYDRAULIC FRACKING OPERATION

Certain embodiments of the present application relate to a variable frequency drive (VFD) cabin for a pump configuration including a mobile trailer on which the VFD cabin is to be mounted. The VFD cabin generally includes a medium-voltage VFD and a ventilation system. In certain embodiments, the ventilation system is configured to generate an overpressure condition within the cabin to discourage the entry of dust and debris into the cabin. In certain embodiments, one or more components of the medium-voltage VFD are coupled to the floor of the cabin via a vibration damping system. In certain embodiments, the VFD cabin may be directly coupled to a chassis of the mobile trailer without an intervening suspension being provided between the VFD cabin and the chassis.

Methods and systems for an electric motor cooling jacket

Methods and systems are provided for a cooling jacket for a stator. In one example, the cooling jacket is cast as a single piece with windings of the stator pressed into a surface of the cooling jacket.

Methods and systems for an electric motor cooling jacket

Methods and systems are provided for a cooling jacket for a stator. In one example, the cooling jacket is cast as a single piece with windings of the stator pressed into a surface of the cooling jacket.

MOTOR

A motor includes: a stator including assemblies; and a rotor disposed on one side of the stator. Each of the assemblies includes: a bobbin; a core inserted into the bobbin; and a coil surrounding an outside of the bobbin. The bobbin includes: a main through hole into which the core is inserted; and a sub-through hole disposed in either one of a top surface and a bottom surface on one side of the main through hole. An inner space of the bobbin is communication with the outside of the bobbin through the sub-through hole.

Ceiling fan motor housing with L-shaped positioning member with horizontal portion to support bottom end of cover
11190080 · 2021-11-30 ·

A ceiling fan motor housing includes a bottom cover member, a hollow housing member, and a plurality of screws. The bottom cover member is formed with a plurality of threaded holes. The housing member is formed with a plurality of L-shaped positioning members extending from a bottom end thereof. Each of the positioning members has a vertical portion which is connected to the bottom end of the housing member and a horizontal portion which extends inwardly from a bottom end of the vertical portion, supports the bottom cover member, and is formed with a positioning hole. The screws respectively extend through the positioning holes of the positioning members to respectively engage the threaded holes of the bottom cover member.