Patent classifications
H02K9/26
Drive for a compressor element and water injected compressor device provided with such a drive
An actuator for a compressor element, the actuator comprising an electrical motor with a motor casing which defines a motor chamber in which a motor rotor is positioned rotatably with the help of one or more motor bearings in relation to a motor stator, whereby the motor stator is built of laminations around which windings are attached and whereby the motor rotor is built of a shaft with laminations, whereby the actuator is further equipped with a cooling circuit for a coolant, wherein the coolant is water, the motor bearings are water-lubricated, the shaft on the motor rotor is made from stainless steel, the windings are embedded in an epoxy resin and a composite sleeve is applied around each of the laminations on the motor rotor and on the motor stator.
Drive for a compressor element and water injected compressor device provided with such a drive
An actuator for a compressor element, the actuator comprising an electrical motor with a motor casing which defines a motor chamber in which a motor rotor is positioned rotatably with the help of one or more motor bearings in relation to a motor stator, whereby the motor stator is built of laminations around which windings are attached and whereby the motor rotor is built of a shaft with laminations, whereby the actuator is further equipped with a cooling circuit for a coolant, wherein the coolant is water, the motor bearings are water-lubricated, the shaft on the motor rotor is made from stainless steel, the windings are embedded in an epoxy resin and a composite sleeve is applied around each of the laminations on the motor rotor and on the motor stator.
SLIP RING SYSTEM WITH IMPROVED COOLING
A slip ring system of an electrically excited dynamoelectric machine can be designed to be closed or open and includes a carrier segment configured to include a brush holder which includes a brush pocket for receiving a brush. The brush holder includes means for cooling the brush in the brush holder and/or for cooling the brush holder and has a surface-enlarging structure so as to enable a cooling air flow to be guided within the slip ring system and thereby cool the brush holder and/or brush pocket.
SLIP RING SYSTEM WITH IMPROVED COOLING
A slip ring system of an electrically excited dynamoelectric machine can be designed to be closed or open and includes a carrier segment configured to include a brush holder which includes a brush pocket for receiving a brush. The brush holder includes means for cooling the brush in the brush holder and/or for cooling the brush holder and has a surface-enlarging structure so as to enable a cooling air flow to be guided within the slip ring system and thereby cool the brush holder and/or brush pocket.
Vehicle main electric motor
An air intake port has an opening part and an air intake port cover forming an air flow channel from the opening part to the air intake port. The air intake port cover has a guide plate to block the opening part and the air intake port from each other and leave an air flow path between the guide plate and an outer perimeter surface facing a vehicle body, a discharge port formed in the outer perimeter surface, a discharge port cover separating the discharge port and the air intake port from each other, and leaving an air flow path from the opening part to the discharge port, and a pair of cylindrical members, one end of each being connected to two holes formed in the discharge port cover, and the other ends facing each other in a travel direction, and tapering in cross-sectional area.
Vehicle main electric motor
An air intake port has an opening part and an air intake port cover forming an air flow channel from the opening part to the air intake port. The air intake port cover has a guide plate to block the opening part and the air intake port from each other and leave an air flow path between the guide plate and an outer perimeter surface facing a vehicle body, a discharge port formed in the outer perimeter surface, a discharge port cover separating the discharge port and the air intake port from each other, and leaving an air flow path from the opening part to the discharge port, and a pair of cylindrical members, one end of each being connected to two holes formed in the discharge port cover, and the other ends facing each other in a travel direction, and tapering in cross-sectional area.
Motor unit
A motor unit includes a motor having a motor shaft disposed along a central axis which extends in an axial direction, and a cooling unit which cools the motor, wherein the cooling unit includes a first suction port configured to suction a first refrigerant which cools the motor, a first discharge port configured to discharge the first refrigerant suctioned from the first suction port, a second suction port configured to suction a second refrigerant which cools the first refrigerant by exchanging heat with the first refrigerant, and a second discharge port configured to discharge the second refrigerant suctioned from the second suction port.
Motor unit
A motor unit includes a motor having a motor shaft disposed along a central axis which extends in an axial direction, and a cooling unit which cools the motor, wherein the cooling unit includes a first suction port configured to suction a first refrigerant which cools the motor, a first discharge port configured to discharge the first refrigerant suctioned from the first suction port, a second suction port configured to suction a second refrigerant which cools the first refrigerant by exchanging heat with the first refrigerant, and a second discharge port configured to discharge the second refrigerant suctioned from the second suction port.
Method to reduce oil shear drag in airgap
An electric motor includes a stator, a rotor, a rotor shaft and a pump. The rotor is disposed within the stator and separated from the stator by an airgap. The airgap inadvertently accumulates a fluid. The rotor shaft is connected to the rotor. The pump is configured to move the fluid out of the airgap.
Method to reduce oil shear drag in airgap
An electric motor includes a stator, a rotor, a rotor shaft and a pump. The rotor is disposed within the stator and separated from the stator by an airgap. The airgap inadvertently accumulates a fluid. The rotor shaft is connected to the rotor. The pump is configured to move the fluid out of the airgap.