US4217510A
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Vibration damping stator structure for a hydrogenerator
Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1978-05-08
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Granted: 1980-08-12
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Expires: 1998-05-08
Abstract
Abstract A hydrogenerator comprises a rotor with poles and a stator formed as a ring consisting of separate sectors secured to each other, the angle of every stator sector being of such a value that the product of that value and the number of rotor pole pairs is a multiple of π.
Inventors
- 👤 Felix M. Detinko
- 👤 Alexandr A. Dukshtau
- 👤 Grigory B. Pinsky
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-28 01:48
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02K; H02K1/00; H02K1/06; H02K1/12; H02K1/16
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
120 words
A hydrogenerator comprising: a rotor having a plurality of pole pairs; a stator formed as a ring consisting of a plurality of separate arcuately shaped sectors secured to each other, said sectors being formed as individual separate segments; and means for fastening said separated segments one to another to form said ring, the angle subtended by the arc of each arcuately shaped sector being of such a value that the product of said value and the number of pole pairs of said plurality of poles of said rotor is an integral multiple of π, whereby upon fastening said separate segments together tangential electromagnetic forces acting in abutting planes of every sector segment will be cancelled and stator sector vibrations eliminated.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
120 words
A hydrogenerator comprising: a rotor having a plurality of pole pairs; a stator formed as a ring consisting of a plurality of separate arcuately shaped sectors secured to each other, said sectors being formed as individual separate segments; and means for fastening said separated segments one to another to form said ring, the angle subtended by the arc of each arcuately shaped sector being of such a value that the product of said value and the number of pole pairs of said plurality of poles of said rotor is an integral multiple of π, whereby upon fastening said separate segments together tangential electromagnetic forces acting in abutting planes of every sector segment will be cancelled and stator sector vibrations eliminated.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
132 words
A hydrogenerator comprising a rotor having a plurality of pole pairs, and a stator formed as a ring consisting of a plurality of separate arcuately shaped sectors secured to each other, the angle subtended by the arc of each arcuately shaped sector being of such a value that the product of said value and the number of pole pairs of said plurality of poles of said rotor is a multiple of π, wherein at least two of said plurality of arcuately shaped sectors of said stator can have angles which are different than the angles of the remaining number of said plurality of sectors, and wherein said remaining number of sectors have identical angles, whereby tangential electromagnetic forces acting in abutting planes of every sector will be cancelled and stator vibrations eliminated.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
132 words
A hydrogenerator comprising a rotor having a plurality of pole pairs, and a stator formed as a ring consisting of a plurality of separate arcuately shaped sectors secured to each other, the angle subtended by the arc of each arcuately shaped sector being of such a value that the product of said value and the number of pole pairs of said plurality of poles of said rotor is a multiple of π, wherein at least two of said plurality of arcuately shaped sectors of said stator can have angles which are different than the angles of the remaining number of said plurality of sectors, and wherein said remaining number of sectors have identical angles, whereby tangential electromagnetic forces acting in abutting planes of every sector will be cancelled and stator vibrations eliminated.
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