EP1905047A2 - Method for production of a soft-magnetic core for generators and generator comprising such a core - Google Patents
Method for production of a soft-magnetic core for generators and generator comprising such a coreInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for producing a soft-magnetic core for generators and to a generator with such a core.
- a plurality of magnetically formable by a final annealing process sheets of a soft magnetic alloy is stacked and given this stack the shape of a soft magnetic core by eroding the laminated core.
- Such a method for producing a core into a stack of several thin-walled layers of a magnetically conductive material is known from the document CH 668 331 A5.
- the cold-rolled soft magnetic sheets for the individual layers are stacked in the same orientation and eroded to the final shape of the core.
- a final annealing of the core of several thin-walled layers of a magnetically conductive material may follow after eroding.
- cold rolling forms a crystalline texture which can cause anisotropies in the magnetic and mechanical properties.
- anisotropies are not desirable for rotating cores of, for example, a high-speed rotor or stators interacting with rotating parts, since for such applications an exact rotationally symmetrical distribution of the magnetic and mechanical properties is desirable.
- the object of the invention is to provide a method for producing a soft magnetic core for generators and a generator with such a core, whereby the above-mentioned problems are overcome.
- a soft-magnetic core is to be produced which is suitable for large-volume applications in corresponding high-speed generators.
- a method for producing a soft-magnetic core for generators is provided, the method having the following method steps.
- Such binary iron-cobalt alloys having a cobalt content 33-55 wt.% are extremely brittle, which is due to the formation of an ordered superlattice at temperatures below 730 C a.
- the addition of about 2 wt.% Vanadium affect the transition into diesel se superstructure, so that a relatively good cold workability after quenching to room temperature from the temperatures o- bergur 730 can be a C achieved.
- suitable ternary base alloys are the known iron-cobalt-vanadium alloys containing about 49% by weight of iron, about 49% by weight of cobalt and about 2% by weight of vanadium.
- This ternary alloy system has been known for a long time. For example, it is described in detail in "RM Bozorth, Ferromagnetism, van Nostrand, New York (1951)".
- This vanadium-containing iron-cobalt alloy is characterized by its very high saturation induction of about 2.4 T.
- a further development of this ternary vanadium-containing cobalt-iron base alloy is known from US 3,634,072.
- US Pat. No. 3,634,072 therefore proposes, as ductility-increasing additives, an addition of from 0.02 to 0.5% by weight of niobium and / or from 0.07 to 0.3% by weight of zirconium.
- Niobium which by the way can also be replaced by the homologous tantalum, not only has the property of strongly suppressing the degree of order in the iron-cobalt alloy system, as described, for example, by RV Major and CM Orrock in "High Saturation Ternary Cobalt-Iron Based Alloys "IEEE Trans. Magn. 24 (1988), 1856-1858, but it also inhibits grain growth.
- All of the above alloys are eminently suitable for making the laminated cores of the present invention.
- this plurality of sheets is stacked to form a laminated core.
- this stack of formable Sheet metal so even before structuring the laminated core to a soft magnetic core forming by a final annealing of the laminated core is performed.
- the laminated core consists of already soft-magnetically formed metal sheets, the structuring of the magnetically formed laminated core or of the package of magnetically formed metal sheets into a soft-magnetic core can follow immediately after stacking.
- Structuring is performed at the end of the entire manufacturing process for a soft magnetic core.
- the structuring of the laminated core into a soft-magnetic core preferably takes place by means of an erosion process.
- material removal is achieved by means of a sequence of non-stationary electrical discharges, the discharges being separated in time, ie. h., that in this EDM only a single spark arises once.
- the spark discharges are generated by voltage sources of over 200 V and are performed in a dielectric processing medium in which the laminated core of soft magnetic layers is immersed.
- This spark erosive machining process is also referred to as electroerosive machining or as EDM (electrical discharge machining).
- a wire erosion is preferably carried out, which has the advantage that the laminated core with the aid of the wire electrode in an insulating liquid exactly erodes the preprogrammed profile of the soft magnetic core from the laminated core.
- the wire erosion a 100% monitoring of the final shape and the surface of the processed laminated core possible, so that surfaces with high dimensional accuracy and minimum tolerance can be achieved.
- a machining operation for structuring the laminated core into a soft-magnetic core can also take place.
- a final annealing of the CoFeV alloy under an inert gas atmosphere is used for magnetic formatting in a forming process.
- temperature T F between 500 0 C ⁇ T F ⁇ 940 ° C carried out.
- Formatting shows that the cobalt / iron / vanadium alloy grows anisotropically, the dimensional changes presumably being caused by the order setting in the CoFe system, and anisotropy of the dimensional change due to the texture resulting from cold rolling.
- a change in length of about 0.2% in the rolling direction and a change in length of 0.1% in the transverse direction to the rolling direction in the subsequent forming determined.
- the sheets change by 0.4 mm in one and only 0.2 mm in the other direction, so that the cross section of a cylindrical soft magnetic core of a circular shape before forming into a Ellipse shape after forming passes.
- This change in shape is avoided by the inventive method by the erosion of the laminated core takes place only after the soft magnetic forming or after the final annealing of the CoFeV alloy.
- the sheets are aligned with each other during stacking into a package under different texture directions.
- This alignment in different directions of texture is in contrast to the procedure known from document CH 668 331 A5 and in this case has the advantage that the tendencies to form imbalances are reduced, in particular for rotating soft-magnetic cores.
- texture-related anisotropies of the magnetic and mechanical properties are compensated and a rotationally symmetric distribution of the soft magnetic and mechanical properties is achieved.
- the sheets are preferably in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction at 45 ° to their texture directions.
- the lamellae or individual laminations of the package are formed before stacking, it is preferably ensured that the lamellae or individual laminations are extremely even in order to achieve the highest possible filling factor f with f ⁇ 90% for the laminated core.
- the electrically insulated flat and finally annealed sheets are stacked staggered to compensate for a resulting during cold rolling lens profile in cross section. This lens profile is notable for the fact that a difference of a few ⁇ m occurs between the sheet thickness in the edge region and that in the center region.
- sheet metal stacks of 1000 or more sheets, as required for the soft-magnetic core of a rotor or stator in a generator result in differences of a few millimeters, so that here offset by a 45 ° angle or a 90 ° Angle an additional improvement and homogenization in the laminated core allows.
- an electrically insulating coating is applied to the magnetically formed metal sheets at least on one side. Since already magnetically formed sheets have undergone a final annealing prior to stacking, this insulating coating for magnetic already formed sheets may well include a paint or resin coating, especially since the laminated core no longer has to be subjected to a final annealing. However, if magnetically formable metal sheets are stacked, a ceramic, electrically insulating coating is applied at least on one side prior to stacking, which withstands the above-mentioned forming temperatures. One possibility is to oxidize the magnetically formed sheets prior to stacking in a steam atmosphere or in an oxygen-containing atmosphere to form an electrically insulating metal oxide layer. This has the advantage that an extremely thin and effective insulation between the metal plates occurs.
- the laminated core of magnetically formable metal sheets is clamped between two steel plates as hotplate plates. These hot plates can also be used for fixing the laminated core in the subsequent erosion.
- the steel plates do not change the position of the sheets, which results in a more tailored lamination stack for both the inside and outside diameters and the slots required for the soft magnetic core of a stator or rotor. In such dimensionally accurate grooves, the winding can then be accommodated optimally for a rotor or stator, which advantageously permits high current densities in the slot cross-section.
- a generator is provided with stator and rotor for high-speed aircraft turbines, wherein the stator and / or rotor has a soft magnetic laminated core.
- the soft-magnetic core is formed from a dimensionally stable eroded laminated core of a stack of a plurality of soft-magnetically formed sheets of a CoFeV alloy.
- the sheets of the laminated core in this case have a cold rolling texture, and are aligned in the laminated core in different texture directions to each other.
- Such a soft magnetic core has the advantage that it has a higher than average saturation induction of about 2.4 T and at the same time has the mechanical properties with a yield strength of over 600 MPa for the extreme loads, such as occur in generators for high-speed aircraft turbines with speeds between 10,000 rev / min 40,000 rev / min.
- the texture directions of the individual sheets are aligned at a 45 ° angle to one another, so that the differences in the dimensional changes of the different directions of texture compensate each other.
- the thickness of the soft magnetic sheets in the laminated core preferably sheets with thicknesses d of d ⁇ 350 microns or of d ⁇ 150 microns and in particular extremely thin sheets are used with thicknesses in the order of 75 microns.
- These thin, soft-magnetic sheets have an electrically insulating coating on at least one side, wherein this insulating coating can be an oxide layer.
- Ceramic coatings are used for sheets in laminated cores when the soft magnetic forming in the form of a final annealing of the laminated core is carried out after stacking and before the erusiven shaping.
- this alloy may also have at least one element from the group Ni Zr, Ta or Nb as further alloying elements.
- the zirconium content in a preferred embodiment of the invention is above 0.3% by weight, resulting in much better mechanical properties Properties can be achieved while achieving excellent magnetic properties.
- the elements tantalum or niobium are added, whereby preferably a content of 0.04 ⁇ (Ta + 2 ⁇ Nb) ⁇ 0.8% by weight is maintained.
- CoFeV alloy shown consisting of
- a CoFeV alloy is advantageously used in order to achieve a weight reduction of the systems.
- stator and rotor laminations of so-called Re- In addition to high magnetic saturation and good soft magnetic properties of the material, luktance motors for aerospace applications require very tight dimensional tolerances.
- stator At high speeds of up to 40,000 rpm, it is above all the rotor that must have high strength. In order to keep the losses at the high alternating field frequencies low, these packages for the soft magnetic core of the rotor or the stator of extremely thin soft magnetic sheets of 500, 350 or 150 microns or 75 microns are constructed.
- the dimensions of a stator are in this embodiment of the invention with an outer diameter of about 250 mm, an inner diameter of about 150 mm at a plate thickness of 300 microns and a height of about 200 mm.
- the parts are produced from formed strips.
- an oxidation annealing of the sheets is connected after forming. Because of the small sheet thicknesses and the narrow dimensional tolerances, a single sheet production and subsequent stacking of these finished sheets would be associated with a high cost and high failure rates.
- the erosion of a packet of soft magnetic forming th and finally annealed and oxidized sheets is associated with a high cost and high failure rates.
- the following three main steps are to be carried out, namely the magnetic forming or final annealing of electrically insulated sheets or strip sections, then optionally the oxidation annealing of these individual sheets or strip sections and finally the formation of a package and the erosion of a rotor core or stator core from this package.
- the following steps are carried out in detail.
- a starting material with tight tolerance requirements for the starting strip in relation to its ellipsoid shape and its pucker is used as the starting material.
- the thickness tolerances according to EN10140C must be observed. With a thickness of 350 ⁇ m this means a tolerance of +/- 15 ⁇ m, with a thickness of 150 ⁇ m this means a tolerance of +/- 8 ⁇ m and with a thickness of 75 ⁇ m this means a tolerance of +/- 5 um.
- a specially developed cutting device is used for a significantly lower burr when cutting the sheets from the strip.
- 1-2 holes are punched to suspend the sheets in the oxidation plant.
- the final annealing is done between flat hot plates made of steel or ceramic.
- the uniform stack height during annealing ensures a homogeneous temperature distribution.
- the duration of the forming is 3 hours with a stack thickness of 4 cm and about 6 hours with a stack thickness of 7 cm.
- hot plates with a thickness of 15 mm are used which lie flat and whose flatness is checked regularly.
- punch rings and tensile specimens are added to each stack, whereby the amount of sample is also determined by the number of necessary subsequent oxidation anneals.
- the magnetic properties are checked on the punched rings and the tensile strength is used to determine the mechanical limits.
- the oxidation is then carried out by suspending the plates individually and non-contacting in an oxidation furnace, and carrying out the oxidation under water vapor or in air.
- the oxidation parameters depend on the Ummagnetleitersticiansfrequenzen and after the later request for the cohesive fixing of the laminated cores, depending on whether the laminated cores are glued together to form a stack or welded together.
- the layer insulation is in each case checked by a resistance measurement, especially since uninsulated sheet metal areas in the package can lead to local maximum losses and thus result in local heating in the rotor or stator, which should be avoided.
- a resistance measurement especially since uninsulated sheet metal areas in the package can lead to local maximum losses and thus result in local heating in the rotor or stator, which should be avoided.
- the resulting soft magnetic core is dried and then stored dry.
- the sample rings taken from each stack during forming can be used to determine the properties of the primary material and the quality of the final annealing, since it is generally not possible to measure the magnetic properties of the finished package. After the core has been finished, it is checked again, in an example of implementation of the
- a stator was produced in which it could be determined in the final dimensions that the outside diameter with a nominal value of about 250 mm and a tolerance + 0 / -0.4 mm showed an actual value deviation between -3 ⁇ m to -33 ⁇ m.
- a setpoint value of 180.00 + 0, l / -0 mm was specified, and a deviation of the actual values between +10 ⁇ m to +15 ⁇ m could be determined.
- the diameter in the slots in which the winding is to be inserted has a nominal value of 220,000 + 0,1 / - 0 mm and a deviation of the actual values resulted in +9 ⁇ m to +28 ⁇ m.
- compliance with the values of the inner diameter and the inner diameter in the grooves is crucial in such a stator, since a regrinding of the surface is only possible to a limited extent.
- small deviations in the outer diameter can be corrected by regrinding.
- annealing In welded laminated cores is then also a "repair annealing" possible, which corrects the negative effects of processing, insbesondre any magnetic damage to the laminated core due to erosion.
- This "repair annealing” can be carried out with the same parameters as the magnetic annealing.
- the annealing In laminated cores with a ceramic insulation coating, the annealing is preferably carried out in a hydrogen atmosphere, and in the case of laminated cores with an oxide insulation coating, the annealing is preferably carried out under reduced pressure.
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