US4286183A
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Dynamoelectric machine
Assignee: Siemens Energy Inc
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Filing: 1977-03-17
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Granted: 1981-08-25
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Expires: 1997-03-17
Abstract
Abstract Forming the blower assemblies on a large squirrel cage induction motor of non-metallic steel reduces short circuiting ring temperature hot spots and temperature differentials experienced during motor startup.
Inventors
- 👤 Lon W. Montgomery
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-11-07 12:28
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02K; H02K3/00; H02K3/42; H02K9/00; H02K9/02; H02K9/04
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
257 words
A dynamoelectric machine having a stator; a rotor; a shaft rotatably mounted within the stator and forming a core for the rotor; a spider extending radially outwardly from the shaft; a plurality of rotor laminations encircling the spider, the rotor laminations being arranged in groups with a space between groups and the rotor laminations having a plurality of notches adjacent their outer periphery, the notches being aligned to form axial grooves; rotor bars disposed in the axial grooves in the rotor laminations; short circuiting rings disposed on the ends of the rotor bars for electrically connecting the ends thereof; fan assemblies, one on each end of the shaft disposed outboard and adjacent the short circuiting rings, the fan assemblies being made of austenitic stainless steel; a plurality of stator laminations disposed to encircle the rotor, the stator laminations being disposed in groups with a space between groups, the stator laminations having an inner margin with a plurality of aligned notches disposed adjacent thereto to form axial grooves in the stator laminations; and conductive windings disposed in the axial grooves in the stator laminations, the windings having turns which are formed, as the windings, leave one axial groove in the stator and return to another such groove, the end turns extending axially and outwardly beyond the short circuiting rings and the fan assemblies; whereby when operating the isopotential lines normal to the magnetic field in the end region of the machine are more evenly distributed resulting in lower losses and reduced temperature differentials in the short circuiting rings.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
257 words
A dynamoelectric machine having a stator; a rotor; a shaft rotatably mounted within the stator and forming a core for the rotor; a spider extending radially outwardly from the shaft; a plurality of rotor laminations encircling the spider, the rotor laminations being arranged in groups with a space between groups and the rotor laminations having a plurality of notches adjacent their outer periphery, the notches being aligned to form axial grooves; rotor bars disposed in the axial grooves in the rotor laminations; short circuiting rings disposed on the ends of the rotor bars for electrically connecting the ends thereof; fan assemblies, one on each end of the shaft disposed outboard and adjacent the short circuiting rings, the fan assemblies being made of austenitic stainless steel; a plurality of stator laminations disposed to encircle the rotor, the stator laminations being disposed in groups with a space between groups, the stator laminations having an inner margin with a plurality of aligned notches disposed adjacent thereto to form axial grooves in the stator laminations; and conductive windings disposed in the axial grooves in the stator laminations, the windings having turns which are formed, as the windings, leave one axial groove in the stator and return to another such groove, the end turns extending axially and outwardly beyond the short circuiting rings and the fan assemblies; whereby when operating the isopotential lines normal to the magnetic field in the end region of the machine are more evenly distributed resulting in lower losses and reduced temperature differentials in the short circuiting rings.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
106 words
A dynamoelectric machine as set forth in claim 1 and further comprising an air inlet on each end of the stator, an air outlet in the stator and baffles disposed in the stator for directing air from the inlets to the fan assembly and to the spider whereby a portion of the air is directed to the fan assembly which blows it over the end windings and another portion is directed through the spider, through the spaces between the group of rotor laminations, and then through the spaces between the stator laminations to the air outlet, thus providing cooling for the rotor, stator, and end turns.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
245 words
A dynamoelectric machine having a stator; a rotor; a shaft rotatably mounted within the stator and forming a core for the rotor a plurality of rotor laminations encircling the rotor; the rotor laminations having a plurality of notches disposed adjacent the outer periphery of the rotor laminations, the notches being aligned to form axial grooves; rotor bars disposed in the axial grooves in the rotor laminations; short circuiting rings disposed on the ends of the rotor bars for electrically connecting the ends thereof; fan assemblies, one on each end of the shaft disposed outboard and adjacent the short circuiting rings, the fan assemblies being made of a non-magnetic material having a yield stress generally above 22,000 psi and a modulus of elasticity generally above 23×10 6 ; a plurality of stator laminations disposed to encircle the rotor; the stator laminations having an inner margin with a plurality of aligned notches disposed adjacent thereto to form axial grooves in the stator laminations; conductive windings disposed in the axial grooves in the stator laminations, the windings having turns which are formed, as the windings, leave one axial groove in the stator and return to another such groove; the end turns extending axially outwardly beyond the short circuiting rings and the fan assemblies; whereby when operating the isopotential lines normal to the magnetic field in the end region of the machine are more evenly distributed resulting in lower losses and reduced temperature differentials in the short circuiting rings.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
245 words
A dynamoelectric machine having a stator; a rotor; a shaft rotatably mounted within the stator and forming a core for the rotor a plurality of rotor laminations encircling the rotor; the rotor laminations having a plurality of notches disposed adjacent the outer periphery of the rotor laminations, the notches being aligned to form axial grooves; rotor bars disposed in the axial grooves in the rotor laminations; short circuiting rings disposed on the ends of the rotor bars for electrically connecting the ends thereof; fan assemblies, one on each end of the shaft disposed outboard and adjacent the short circuiting rings, the fan assemblies being made of a non-magnetic material having a yield stress generally above 22,000 psi and a modulus of elasticity generally above 23×10 6 ; a plurality of stator laminations disposed to encircle the rotor; the stator laminations having an inner margin with a plurality of aligned notches disposed adjacent thereto to form axial grooves in the stator laminations; conductive windings disposed in the axial grooves in the stator laminations, the windings having turns which are formed, as the windings, leave one axial groove in the stator and return to another such groove; the end turns extending axially outwardly beyond the short circuiting rings and the fan assemblies; whereby when operating the isopotential lines normal to the magnetic field in the end region of the machine are more evenly distributed resulting in lower losses and reduced temperature differentials in the short circuiting rings.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
19 words
A dynamoelectric machine as set forth in claim 3, wherein the fan assembly is made of austenitic stainless steel.
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