Patent classifications
H02K1/2793
Multiple weight pendulum-based wave energy harvesting apparatus incorporating magnetic repulsion-based piezoelectric power generation mechanism
The invention provides a compound-pendulum up-conversion wave energy harvesting apparatus, comprising a shell floating on the water surface and swinging with fluctuation of waves, a compound-pendulum mechanism rotatably arranged in the shell and rotating with its swinging, a driving gear rotatably arranged in the shell and rotating synchronously with the compound-pendulum mechanism, an electromagnetic power generation mechanism arranged in the shell and configured to be meshed with the driving gear for transmission to generate electricity through electromagnetic induction, and a piezoelectric power generation mechanism arranged in the shell and configured to be deformed during its rotation to generate electricity through piezoelectric effect. When the shell swings un-directionally with fluctuation of the waves, the compound-pendulum mechanism makes un-directional rotation that adapts to the dynamic changes of water surface wave energy. The electromagnetic power generation mechanism and the piezoelectric power generation mechanism convert energy through two different electromechanical coupling transduction mechanisms.
Axial Flux Machine for an Electrical Processing Device and Electrical Processing Device with an Axial Flux Machine
An axial flux machine, in particular a single-sided axial flux motor, for an electrical machining device, includes a machine shaft, in particular a motor shaft, a disc-shaped stator, and a disc-shaped rotor which is arranged adjacent to the stator in the axial direction of the machine shaft. The stator is formed as a winding carrier with a plurality of stator teeth for at least one stator winding and the rotor, which is connected to the machine shaft in a rotationally fixed manner, can be set in a rotational movement relative to the stator. The rotor of the axial flux machine has a rotor yoke configured as a bidirectional fan or which is permanently connected to a bidirectional fan by a joining process, the bidirectional fan having at least one radial and one axial air flow direction for cooling the axial flux machine, in particular the stator and the rotor.
Axial Flux Machine for an Electrical Processing Device and Electrical Processing Device with an Axial Flux Machine
An axial flux machine, in particular a single-sided axial flux motor, for an electrical machining device, includes a machine shaft, in particular a motor shaft, a disc-shaped stator, and a disc-shaped rotor which is arranged adjacent to the stator in the axial direction of the machine shaft. The stator is formed as a winding carrier with a plurality of stator teeth for at least one stator winding and the rotor, which is connected to the machine shaft in a rotationally fixed manner, can be set in a rotational movement relative to the stator. The rotor of the axial flux machine has a rotor yoke configured as a bidirectional fan or which is permanently connected to a bidirectional fan by a joining process, the bidirectional fan having at least one radial and one axial air flow direction for cooling the axial flux machine, in particular the stator and the rotor.
MOTOR
There is disclosed a motor (100) comprising: a stator (120), comprising a core (122) and a plurality of windings (124); and a rotor (140), comprising a plurality of permanent magnets (150, 152, 154), wherein a first portion of the magnets (150, 152) is disposed on two axial rotor portions (142, 144) in close proximity to two respective axial sides of the windings (124), and a second portion of the magnets (154) is disposed on a radial rotor portion (146) in close proximity to a radial side of the windings (124), and wherein energising the windings (124) causes a torque to be applied to the rotor (140) via said two axial rotor portions (144, 144) and said radial rotor portion (146).
Axial gap motor
An axial gap motor is configured such that: a rotor includes a plurality of rotor cores fixed along the circumferential direction of a rotor pedestal, and a plurality of magnets; and a stator includes a plurality of stator cores fixed along the circumferential direction of a stator pedestal, and coils wound around the stator cores. A first divided surface of each rotor core faces an N-pole of a corresponding magnet, and a second divided surface of the each rotor core faces an S-pole of a corresponding magnet. Respective divided surfaces of the rotor cores are placed to face respective divided surfaces of the stator cores across the magnets.
Electric machine with liquid-cooled stator core
A liquid-cooled rotating electric machine may include an inner stator and outer rotor configured to rotate about the stator. A hub may be disposed within the inner stator and a heat exchanger may be disposed in the hub. The heat exchanger may be configured to enable the flow a liquid through it to dissipate heat from the stator.
Axial field rotary energy device having PCB stator and variable frequency drive
An axial field rotary energy device or system includes an axis, a PCB stator and rotors having respective permanent magnets. The rotors rotate about the axis relative to the PCB stator. A variable frequency drive (VFD) having VFD components are coupled to the axial field rotary energy device. An enclosure contains the axial field rotary energy device and the VFD, such that the axial field rotary device and the VFD are integrated together within the enclosure. In addition, a cooling system is integrated with the enclosure to cool the axial field rotary energy device and the VFD.
Axial Flux Machine for an Electrical Processing Device and Electrical Processing Device with an Axial Flux Machine
An axial flux machine, in particular a single-sided axial flux motor, for an electrical machining device, has a machine shaft, in particular a motor shaft, a disc-shaped stator, a disc-shaped rotor which is arranged adjacent to the stator in the axial direction of the machine shaft. The stator is formed as a winding carrier for at least one stator winding and the rotor, which is connected to the machine shaft in a rotationally fixed manner, can be set in a rotational movement relative to the stator, and with a housing for receiving the stator and the rotor. A first bearing, in particular a fixed bearing, is integrated directly into the winding support and/or into a first stator yoke for mounting the machine shaft. An electrical processing device with an axial flux machine is also disclosed.
Axial Flux Machine for an Electrical Processing Device and Electrical Processing Device with an Axial Flux Machine
An axial flux machine, in particular a single-sided axial flux motor, for an electrical machining device, has a machine shaft, in particular a motor shaft, a disc-shaped stator, a disc-shaped rotor which is arranged adjacent to the stator in the axial direction of the machine shaft. The stator is formed as a winding carrier for at least one stator winding and the rotor, which is connected to the machine shaft in a rotationally fixed manner, can be set in a rotational movement relative to the stator, and with a housing for receiving the stator and the rotor. A first bearing, in particular a fixed bearing, is integrated directly into the winding support and/or into a first stator yoke for mounting the machine shaft. An electrical processing device with an axial flux machine is also disclosed.
Radial-gap type superconducting synchronous machine, magnetizing apparatus, and magnetizing method
A radial-gap type superconducting synchronous machine 1 is prepared which includes a rotor 20 having, on its peripheral side, a convex magnetic pole 21 which includes, at its distal end part, bulk superconductors 30. When viewed in the direction of the rotational axis C1 of the rotor 20, the magnetic pole center side of the bulk superconductors 30 is disposed nearer to a stator 10 than the magnetic pole end side of the bulk superconductors 30. A ferromagnet 28 is disposed on the rotational axis C1 side of the bulk superconductors 30. A magnetizing apparatus 100 is disposed outside the bulk superconductors 30 in the radial direction of the rotor 20. Magnetization of the bulk superconductors 30 is performed by directing magnetic flux lines from the magnetizing apparatus 100 toward the bulk superconductors 30.