EP0551555B1 - Transformateur adapté pour montage dans un véhicule - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a transformer for mounting in a vehicle and, more particularly, to a transformer for use in a vehicle operating electric system for achieving the power and regenerative running control by means of a power conversion system such as a pulse width modulation control conversion system.
- Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating one example of a conventional shell-type transformer 4 for mounting in a vehicle disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 1-133311 and Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2-184007.
- the transformer 4 comprises a shell-type iron core 5, an input side winding 6 wound on the iron core 5 and a plurality of output side windings 7 disposed in a magnetic inductance relationship with respect to the iron core 5 and the input side winding 6.
- the transformer 4 further comprises a magnetic member assembly 17 including a plurality of magnetic elements 13 disposed between the input side winding 6 and the output side windings 7 and arranged in a space surrounded by the iron core 5 with air gaps therebetween and insulating material 14 insulatingly supporting the magnetic elements 13 relative to each other and relative to the iron core 5 and the windings 6 and 7.
- the magnetic elements 13 are insulatingly supported with air gaps formed by the insulating material 14, so that a magnetic member with air gap is generally constructed.
- Fig. 10 is a circuit diagram illustrating a vehicular operating electric system using the transformer illustrated in Fig. 9.
- the electric power is supplied to the input side windings 6 wound on the iron core 5 of the transformer 4 through an interrupter 3.
- Four output side windings 7 of the transformer 4 are related to the magnetic member 13 and directly connected respectively to the inputs of the pulse width modulation (PWM) converter 9.
- the output of the PWM converter 9 is connected to the input of the VVVF inverter 11 through a capacitor 10.
- the output of the VVVF inverter 11 is connected to a three-phase induction motor 12 for driving wheels of an electric vehicle.
- the leakage flux generated during the operation of the transformer 4 under the load increases since a magnetic member assembly 17 which is a magnetic member with air gap, whereby the leakage impedance increases.
- the conventional transformer for mounting in a vehicle thus constructed is desirable in that the requisite reactive voltage can be obtained with a light-weight and compact structure.
- the respective windings divided from the output side windings 7 in view of the load control or the like are magnetically loosely coupled to each other when it is used as a transformer in a vehicle, it has been difficult to realize a winding arrangement which satisfies the need of the loose coupling between the output side windings.
- a multiphase PWM converter control which is a circuit system in which the converter units controlled at the different phases are connected to the output winding of the transformer.
- the output winding of the transformer is divided into four, each is connected by the converter units, and the GTO thyristor gate control is achieved at the different phases.
- one converted unit may be subjected to a magnetic interference by the operation of another converter unit whereby the waveform of the converter input current is disturbed, resulting in increase of the noise flow to the trolley line due to the increase in the harmonic current component and the increase of the peak of the current ripples, whereby the current interrupting capacity of the GTO element is exceeded and the GTO will be destroyed.
- the magnetic coupling between the output windings of the transformer used in the PWM converter control is loose, i.e., the transformer is required to have loose coupling characteristics in which load conditions of one output winding does not magnetically interfere the other output windings.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a transformer for mounting in a vehicle in which magnetically loose coupling characteristics between each of the output side windings can be stably obtained.
- the present invention provides a transformer for mounting in a vehicle as claimed in claim 1.
- an air-gap reactor magnetic material assembly may be provided between the input side and the output side windings.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating one embodiment of the shell-type transformer for mounting in a vehicle of the present invention.
- the general arrangement of the iron core 5 and the windings 6 and 7 of the transformer 4A is similar to that of the conventional transformer 4 illustrated in Fig. 9. That is, the iron core 5 comprises a main core 5a of a width 2W, legs 5b of width W disposed in parallel at the both sides of the main core 5a and yokes 5c of width W connecting the main core 5a and the legs 5b.
- the main core 5a has wound thereon, in a space 5d surrounded by the iron core 5, input side windings 6a and 6b, which are spaced in the direction of axis of the windings and connected in parallel to each other.
- the main core 5a has also wound thereon, in a space 5d surrounded by the iron core 5, four output side windings 7a to 7d, and while the output side windings 7a and 7b are disposed at the both sides of the input side winding 6a to sandwich it in the axial direction, the output side windings 7c and 7d are disposed at the both sides of the input side winding 6b to sandwich it in the axial direction.
- the transformer 4A comprises a reactor magnetic member assembly 17 disposed within an axial space between the input side windings 6a and 6b and the output side windings 7a to 7d.
- the transformer also comprises a loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 disposed within an axial space between the adjacent output side windings 7b and 7c.
- the reactor magnetic member assembly 17 comprises, as illustrated in detail in Figs. 2 and 3, a substantially rectangular, suitably rigid insulator 14 having a substantially rectangular central opening 17a for accommodating the main core 5a of the iron core 5 and a plurality of magnetic member elements 13b embedded within the insulator 14 and disposed in parallel with air gaps 13a therebetween so that an air gap magnetic member 13 is constituted within the, space 5d surrounded by the iron core 5.
- Each magnetic member element 13b is a lamination in which an elongated rectangular magnetic plates are stacked in the same direction as the direction of stack (arrow A of Fig. 1) of the rectangular pancake coils, and this lamination is arranged in parallel to the direction of extension of the coil conductors (arrow B of Fig. 2).
- the insulator 14 comprises two insulating plates 14b and 14c sandwiching the magnetic member elements 13b therebetween to securely support by means of insulating pins 14a, insulations 14d for filling the spaces defined between the insulating plates 14b and 14c at each end which is not occupied by the magnetic member elements 13b and insulations 14e inserted between the magnetic member elements 13b to define air gaps 13a therebetween, thereby to generally insulatingly support the magnetic member elements 13b with air gaps therebetween relative to each other and to the windings 6 and 7.
- the loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 comprises, as shown in detail in Figs. 4 and 5, a substantially rectangular, suitably rigid insulator 16 having a substantially rectangular central opening 18a for accommodating the main core 5a of the iron core 5 and gap-less magnetic member 15 embedded within the insulator 16 and disposed within the space 5d surrounded by the iron core 5.
- the gap-less magnetic member 15 comprises a plurality of (four in the illustrated embodiment) magnetic member elements 15b which are disposed in the direction perpendicular to the direction of extension of the coil conductors (arrow B) and spaced from each other by insulators 16e in the direction of extension of the coil conductors.
- Each magnetic member element 15b is also spaced from each other by the insulations 16e made such as of glass epoxy in a manner similar to the magnetic member elements 13b of the reactor magnetic member assembly 17. However, this spaced arrangement of the magnetic member elements 15b is for the purpose of minimizing the eddy losses generated in the magnetic member 15 due to the leakage flux intruding perpendicularly to the surface of the magnetic member 15 and has the orientation different from those in the reactor magnetic member assembly 17, so that the magnetic member 15 may be considered as an air-gap-less magnetic member in a magnetic sense.
- Each magnetic member element 15b is a lamination in which rectangular magnetic plates are stacked in the direction parallel to the direction of stack (arrow A) of the rectangular pancake coils.
- the insulator 16 comprises two insulating plates 16b and 16c sandwiching the magnetic member elements 15b therebetween to securely support them by means of insulating pins 16a, insulations 16d for filling the spaces defined between the insulating plates 16b and 16c at each end which is not occupied by the magnetic member elements 15b and insulations 16e inserted between the magnetic member elements 15b, thereby to generally insulatingly support the magnetic member elements 15b relative to the iron core 5 and the windings 6 and 7.
- the insulating pins 16a are inserted into holes formed in the magnetic member elements 15b as well as the insulating plates 16b and 16c.
- the loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 thus assembled is varnish impregnated into a unitary structure.
- the outer shape of the insulator 16 of the loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 is similar to that of the insulator 14 of the reactor magnetic member assembly 17 and is adapted to be stacked between the windings 6 and 7 to constitute a coil group to be supported by the iron core 5. Accordingly, in manufacturing the coil group, the loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 and the reactor magnetic member assembly 17 can be handled and stacked in the same way as the coils, so that the iron core assembly and the coil group assembly can be easily carried out by the same transformer assembling process as that heretofore has been used.
- each reactor magnetic member assembly 17 is sandwiched and supported between the output side winding 7a and the input side winding 6a, the input side winding 6a and the output side winding 7b, the output side winding 7c and the input side winding 6b and between the input side winding 6b and the output side winding 7d.
- the magnetic member elements 13b of each assembly 17 are embedded and supported within the rigid insulating plate 14, so that they are electrically insulated relative to the charged portion while they are mechanically supported at places within the iron core 5 by the iron core 5 and the windings 6 and 7.
- the loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 is inserted and supported between the output side winding 7b and the adjacent output side winding 7c.
- the magnetic members 15 of the loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 are also electrically insulated by the rigid insulator 16 and mechanically supported by the iron core 5 and the windings 6 and 7 at the predetermined position within the iron core 5.
- the arrangement may be identical to that of the conventional transformer illustrated in Fig. 9.
- Fig. 6 is a circuit diagram illustrating the vehicle operating electric system partly in block diagram employing the transformer of the present invention illustrated in Figs. 1 to 5.
- the electric power is supplied from the trolley line 1 through a pantograph 2 and is supplied to the input side windings 6 wound on the iron core 5 of the transformer 4 through an interrupter 3.
- Four output side windings 7a to 7d of the vehicle mounting transformer 4A are related to the first and the second magnetic members 17 and 18 and directly connected respectively to the inputs of the pulse width modulation (PWM) converter 9.
- PWM pulse width modulation
- the output of the PWM converter 9 is connected to the input of the VVVF inverter 11 through a capacitor 10.
- the output of the VVVF inverter 11 is connected to a three-phase induction motor 12 for driving wheels of an electric vehicle.
- the voltage supplied from the trolley line 1 through the pantograph 2 and the interrupter 3 is inputed into the input side winding 6 of the transformer 4A and transformed therein to be outputed to the output side windings 7 of the transformer 4A.
- the outputs from the output side windings 7 are supplied to the PWM converter 9 through the AC reactor 8, where the single phase AC power is converted into DC power.
- This DC power after smoothed by the capacitor 10, is supplied to the VVVF inverter 11, where it is converted into three-phase AC power.
- This three-phase AC power drives the three-phase induction motor 12 to drive the wheels of the vehicle (not shown)
- the leakage flux generated during the operation under the load of the transformer 4A is increased by the reactor magnetic member assembly 17 which is an air-gap magnetic member and, as its result, the leakage impedance increases.
- the reactor magnetic member assembly 17 which is an air-gap magnetic member and, as its result, the leakage impedance increases.
- the loose coupling magnetic member assembly 18 which is an gap-less iron core disposed between the output side windings 7b and 7c magnetically isolates the output side windings 7b and 7c, whereby the loose coupling suitable for the pulse width modulation control can be realized.
- Fig. 8 illustrates a transformer for mounting in a vehicle 4C of another embodiment of the present invention in which six output side windings 37a to 37f are provided and two loose coupling magnetic member assemblies 18 are employed.
- the output side winding is divided into four in the embodiment illustrated in Figs. 1 to 5, it is to be understood that the present invention is equally applicable where the output side winding is divided into more than four windings, and that similar advantageous results can be obtained.
- a loose coupling magnetic member assembly inserted between the adjacent output side windings and having a magnetic member supported by an insulator is provided in a transformer for mounting in a vehicle, so that magnetic loose coupling characteristics necessary for the pulse width modulation converter control can be electrically and mechanically stably obtained.
- a reactive voltage necessary for the pulse width modulation control can at the same time be obtained.
- the loose coupling magnetic member assembly and the reactive magnetic member assembly are both supported by the plate-shaped insulators having the substantially rectangular central opening for accommodating the iron core therein and insulatingly supporting the magnetic members. Therefore, these magnetic member assemblies can be stacked together with the coils in the same assembling process as that heretofore used to constitute coil groups, so that the transformer assembly process can be carried out in the same manner as that heretofore done without the need for any change in assembly equipments and facilities.
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- Transformateur à monter dans un véhicule, comprenant un noyau en fer (5) du type cuirassé, un enroulement côté entrée (6) enroulé sur un noyau principal (5a) dudit noyau en fer (5) et un certain nombre d'enroulements côté sortie (7a - 7d) disposés en une relation magnétiquement inductive par rapport audit noyau en fer (5) et audit enroulement côté entrée (6),caractérisé en ce qu'un ensemble à faible couplage magnétique (18) est disposé entre deux (7b -7c) de ladite pluralité d'enroulements côté sortie et comporte un premier élément magnétique sans entrefer (15) disposé dans un espace (5d) entre ledit noyau principal (5a) et des parties formant jambes (5b) du noyau en fer (5) ;ledit premier élément magnétique (15) comprenant un certain nombre de premiers éléments (15b) de l'élément magnétique, dont les axes longitudinaux s'étendent du noyau principal (5a) aux portions formant jambes (5b) et s'étendent dans un plan parallèle à l'enroulement, lesquels éléments sont espacés les uns les autres dans la direction perpendiculaire auxdits axes longitudinaux et parallèle aux enroulements,où ledit ensemble de couplage magnétique (18) est adapté pour faiblement coupler magnétiquement lesdits deux enroulements adjacents côté sortie (7b, 7c) l'un à l'autre.
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 1, dans lequel l'ensemble à faible couplage magnétique précité (18) comprend un élément isolant (16) pour isoler et supporter le premier élément magnétique précité (15) par rapport au noyau principal précité (5a) et aux deux enroulements côté sortie précités (7a - 7d).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 2, dans lequel l'élément isolant précité (16) est un élément plat sensiblement rectangulaire ayant une ouverture centrale sensiblement rectangulaire (18a) pour recevoir le noyau principal précité (5a), et la pluralité précitée de premiers éléments (15b) de l'élément magnétique est enfouie dans ledit élément isolant (16).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 1, 2 ou 3, dans lequel chacun des premiers éléments (15b) de l'élément magnétique précité est un corps laminé de plaques magnétiques rectangulaires empilées dans la direction d'extension du noyau principal (5a).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 2, 3 ou 4 dans lequel l'élément isolant précité (16) comprend deux plaques isolantes (16b, 16c) prenant en sandwich et supportant fixement les premiers éléments (15b) de l'élément magnétique précité entre eux par des axes isolants (16a), des isolateurs (16d) remplissant les espaces entre lesdites plaques isolantes (16b, 16c) aux deux extrémités non occupées par les premiers éléments (15b) de l'élément magnétique et des isolateurs (16e) insérés dans les espacements entre lesdits premiers éléments (15b) de l'élément magnétique, pour de la sorte généralement isoler et supporter lesdits premiers éléments (15b) de l'élément magnétique par rapport au noyau principal précité (5a) et aux enroulements adjacents précités (7a - 7d).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué dans l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, comprenant de plus un ensemble magnétique réactif (17) disposé entre l'enroulement côté entrée précité (6) et les enroulements côté sortie précités (7b, 7c) et ayant un second élément magnétique (13) comprenant un certain nombre d'éléments (13) du second élément magnétique agencés avec des entrefers (13a) entre eux, ledit second élément magnétique (13) étant disposé dans l'espace (5d).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 6, dans lequel l'ensemble magnétique réactif précité (17) comprend un élément isolant (14) isolant et supportant le second élément magnétique précité (13) par rapport au noyau principal précité (5a) et aux enroulements précités (6, 7a - 7d).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 7, dans lequel l'élément isolant précité (14) de l'ensemble magnétique réactif (17) est un élément en plaque sensiblement rectangulaire ayant une ouverture centrale sensiblement rectangulaire (17a) pour recevoir le noyau principal précité (5a), et les éléments (13b) du second élément magnétique, dont les axes longitudinaux s'étendent perpendiculaires aux axes longitudinaux des premiers éléments magnétiques et parallèles au plan des enroulements, sont enfouis dans ledit élément isolant (14) et espacés les uns des autres dans la direction parallèle aux axes longitudinaux des premiers éléments magnétiques.
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 7, dans lequel chacun des éléments précités (13b) du second élément magnétique est un corps laminé de plaques magnétiques rectangulaires empilées dans la direction d'extension du noyau principal (5a).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 7, dans lequel l'élément isolant précité (14) comprend des plaques isolantes (14b, 14c) prenant en sandwich et maintenant les éléments précités (13b) du second élément magnétique entre elles, des axes isolants (14a) pour fixer lesdits éléments (13b) du second élément magnétique et lesdites plaques isolantes (14b, 14c) ensemble, des isolateurs (14d) remplissant les espaces entre lesdites plaques isolantes (14b, 14 c) non occupées par les éléments (13b) du second élément magnétique et des isolateurs (14c) insérés dans les espacements entre lesdits éléments (13b) du second élément magnétiques pour isoler et supporter de la sorte les éléments (13b) du second élément magnétique par rapport au noyau principal précité (5a) et aux enroulements précités (6, 7a - 7d).
- Transformateur comme revendiqué en revendication 6, dans lequel les dimensions externes de l'ensemble à faible couplage magnétique précité (18) correspondent sensiblement à celles de l'ensemble magnétique réactif précité (17), et ledit ensemble à faible couplage magnétique (18) et ledit ensemble magnétique réactif (17) sont empilés entre les enroulements précités (6, 7) pour constituer un groupe de bobines supporté par le noyau principal précité (5a).
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