EP3424057A1 - Elektrische spulenwicklung - Google Patents
Elektrische spulenwicklungInfo
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- EP3424057A1 EP3424057A1 EP17717351.5A EP17717351A EP3424057A1 EP 3424057 A1 EP3424057 A1 EP 3424057A1 EP 17717351 A EP17717351 A EP 17717351A EP 3424057 A1 EP3424057 A1 EP 3424057A1
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- the present invention relates to an electrical coil ⁇ winding with an electrical conductor, a non-conductive element and at least a first holding element, wherein the electrical conductor and the non-conductive element are parallel to ⁇ wound in a plurality of turns.
- the individual windings are provided already during the winding with an adhesive and / or impregnating agent, and this is cured after the eigentli ⁇ chen winding process, so that a mechanically more dimensionally stable bobbin is formed.
- dry wound coils ie coils without such bonding or impregnating can be cast, glued or impregnated after winding process to obtain such a form stable ⁇ len spool.
- dry gewekkelte coils in which the turns are not, only partially or only loosely connected.
- Eg can be screwed to the non-conductive element with the two contact ⁇ elements that are used for the electrical contacting of the electrical conductor.
- These are often copper blocks, which are arranged in radially innenlie ⁇ ing and / or outer regions of the coil winding and are electrically connected to the two end regions of the conductor with this. If ladder and non-conducting element are both mechanically fixed to these contact elements, mutual displacement of these two elements can sometimes be prevented, but only as long as it is not for the application of additional forces or a
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide an electric coil ⁇ winding, which overcomes the disadvantages mentioned.
- a coil winding is to be made available ge ⁇ represents, which is mechanically stable even without bonding or potting with a fixing means in operation. It should therefore be maintained during operation of the winding assembly without the electrical conductor and the non-conductive Ele ⁇ ment slip against each other and lose their mechanical hold in the coil winding.
- the SPU ⁇ lenwicklung invention comprises at least one electrical conductor, at least one non-conductive element and at least a first retaining element.
- the electrical conductor and which does not conduct ⁇ de element are wound parallel to each other in a plurality of turns wherein the first retaining element is arranged in a first end region of the coil winding, and wherein the non-conductive member by at least one elastic see tension member on the retaining element is mechanically fixed.
- the elastic tension element may for example be a tension spring or else another elastic element with which the non-conductive element is fixed to the retaining element while applying a tensile stress.
- it may be a rubber band or an element of a similar elastic material as rubber.
- the coil winding is thus designed so that the electrical conductor is mechanically decoupled from the tensile force of the elastic tension element.
- the electrical conductor can be rigidly fixed mechanically to the holding element or also to any other element. This ensures that the non-conductive element is kept separate from the electrical Lei ⁇ ter under mechanical tension.
- At a drove the coil winding and / or at a cooling or heating to an operating temperature can be achieved so that occurring forces can be absorbed and different length changes between the electrical conductor and non-conductive element can be compensated.
- undesired displacement of the electrical conductor and / or of the non-conducting element from the local winding plane does not occur.
- both the electrical conductor and the non-conductive element can be band-shaped.
- the coil winding may be formed as a flat coil with superimposed layers of the band-shaped elements.
- the coil can be a solid Have winding level, within which all windings are ge ⁇ wrapped.
- the band-shaped conductor and the band-shaped non-conductive element can then be wound within this Wick ⁇ treatment plane that the main surfaces of the bands are each perpendicular to the winding plane.
- the band-shaped elements of the successive turns can then each lie flat over each other.
- the band-shaped elements may also be present in the form of other geometries:
- the non-conductive element may also advantageously be in the form of a dreidi ⁇ -dimensionally structured fabric.
- a flat belt is also possible and in principle before geometry ⁇ geous, for both the non-conductive element as well as the electrical conductor.
- flat coils with band-shaped electrical conductor and band-shaped non-conductive element generally have the advantage that these winding elements radially superimposed so that the elements in each successive turns fix each other mechanically and the entire coil winding is mechanically stable even in dry form.
- the inventive tensile stress on the non-conductive element is then a particularly good mechanical stability he ⁇ reaches.
- the electrical conductor is a superconducting
- HTS High-temperature superconductors
- cuprate superconductors superconductors
- superconductors half of 77 K, where the operating temperature can be achieved by cooling with other cryogenic materials than liquid helium.
- HTS materials are also particularly attractive because these materials can have high upper critical magnetic fields as well as high critical current densities, depending on the choice of operating temperature.
- the high temperature superconductor for example, the high temperature superconductor
- Magnesium diboride or an oxide ceramic superconductor for example, a compound of the type REBa 2 Cu30 x (short REBCO), where RE is a rare earth element or a mixture of such elements.
- the mechanical stability of dry-wound coils is particularly important since in some cases it is not desirable to seal or bond the coil, for example to obtain an open structure in which the superconducting conductor is in close contact with can stand a fluid coolant. This makes it easier to achieve cooling of the superconductor to a temperature below its transition temperature.
- the first end region may advantageously be arranged radially outboard on ⁇ . Rich in such a radially outer loading, in particular a flat coil, it is especially more ⁇ kind, to avoid lateral slippage of the winding elements by electrostatic forces, or by changes in length, since the windings lying outside are supported mechanically by further turns and so special ansoci - lig are for a lateral displacement.
- the first end region may, in principle, also be arranged radially inwardly.
- both a radially inner end region and a radially outer end region of a coil winding can be designed in the manner described.
- the non-conductive element can be attached both inside and outside by means of an elastic tension element on a holding element be fixed. This fixation can advantageously be decoupled mechanically on both sides from a fixation of the electrical conductor.
- the radially inner and radially au ⁇ SEN each present a separate support member on which the non-conductive element is fixed mecha nically ⁇ in its two end regions.
- both end regions of the conductor and thus both retaining elements to be located radially outside, as is frequently the case, for example, with current-limiting coils.
- the holding element may advantageously be formed as an electrical contact ⁇ element, with which the electrical conductor is electrically connected.
- the electrical conductor may be connected to the same retaining element as the non-conductive element.
- the conductor can be rigidly connected mechanically to this holding element and is thus mechanically decoupled from the elastically fixed non-conducting element.
- the first Hal ⁇ teelement ment be a radially outward electrical contact element.
- a second holding member vorlie ⁇ gene which is a radially inner or radially emergelie ⁇ constricting contact element, and with which the non ⁇ conductive element is also fixed in its second end region with ⁇ means of an elastic tension member.
- the at least one contact element may be, for example, a copper contact piece.
- the non-conductive element may be formed as a spacer between individual, superimposed turns of the electrical conductor.
- the Ab ⁇ spacers may in particular be a radial spacer between radially superimposed turns of a flat coil. Particularly advantageous hereby a radial distance of the individual turns of at least 1 mm can be realized.
- the designed as a spacer non-conductive element may have one or more cavities, which are traversed by a fluid coolant. This embodiment is particularly advantageous in connection with a superconducting conductor, since then with the coolant particularly effective ei ⁇ ne cooling to a temperature below the critical temperature can be effected. Especially in superconducting coil windings, it is generally advantageous to provide the individual windings with a spacer therebetween
- the non-conductive element may be generally a corrugated strip umfas ⁇ sen.
- a corrugated strip in the present context is a band-shaped element with a wave-like profile. These may in principle be regular or irregular waves. They may be sinusoidal waves or only approximately wave-shaped arrangements of polygons. It is only important that the corrugated strip has a sequence of successive wave crests and wave troughs in the longitudinal direction. About such a structure can be achieved ⁇ that the non-conductive element acts as a spacer zwi ⁇ tween the adjacent turns of the electrical conductor.
- the non-conductive element from egg ⁇ nem corrugated strip are made, or it may comprise one or more further ingredients in addition to the corrugated strip.
- the non-conductive element may be formed by combining at least one such corrugated strip with one or more flat strips.
- the individual components can either be laid over one another loosely or else firmly connected mechanically, for example by gluing or welding of the individual components.
- the non-conductive element may be at least partially formed from a plastic.
- Plastics are generally well-suited for electrical insulation and are at the same time deformable enough to be wrapped in a coil winding in the form of thin strips.
- flat strips of plastics such as beispielswei ⁇ se polyester, polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyimide (PI) or polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), in particular Hostaphan, kapton or teflon, are used.
- Plastics are also particularly suitable for a non-conductive element acting as a spacer.
- the plastic For use in conjunction with sup ⁇ ra organizationsden electrical conductors, it is generally particularly advantageous when the plastic is designed for use in a cryogenic temperature range below the transition temperature of the superconductor.
- the art ⁇ material can be adapted, environmentally rinsed from the method employed for cooling the cooling fluid, such as liquid nitrogen, FLÜS ⁇ Sigem hydrogen, liquid helium or liquid neon to be without its mechanical strength to Verlie ⁇ ren.
- the non-conductive element may be wider than the electrical conductor.
- the width of these elements should generally be understood to mean an expansion in a spatial direction perpendicular to their longitudinal extent, in particular the greatest extent perpendicular to the longitudinal extent.
- the non-conductive element is wider than the electrical see conductor, since then the electrical conductor between the surrounding turns of the non-conductive element can be embedded so that it in an axial direction of the coil winding from the outer mechanical Protected influences.
- a further advantage of a wider in comparison with the conductor non-conductive member that the track for a mög ⁇ union electrical flashover of one turn of the conductor to the next is significantly extended. In this way, the risk of unwanted electrical flashovers between the turns of the coil winding decreases.
- the non-conducting element of such width can have, in a region lying inwardly in relation to its width, a recess or a series of recesses in which NEN of the electrical conductor is guided.
- the conductor is then - not only radially embedded between the adjacent turns of the nonconductive element - in particular in the geometry of a flat coil, but is also held in the axial direction of the coil winding between parts of the nonconductive element.
- the non-conductive element can be made up of several parts.
- a corrugated non-conductive tape with one or more flat Vietnameselei ⁇ Tenden strips may be combined at least.
- plastic-containing component elements may be joined together by thermal welding from ⁇ cut as to form a übergeord ⁇ designated three-dimensional structure.
- a spacer for the turns of the electrical conductor can be made available to be ⁇ Sonder easily.
- the elastic traction element may be generally configured so that it can exert a pulling force of at least 5 N to the non ⁇ conductive element. This tensile force can act on it, in particular along a longitudinal direction of the nonconductive element. In the case of a traction force designed in this way, a reliable retightening of the nonconductive element can advantageously be achieved, with which a good support is achieved and thus an axial slippage of the individual turns can be avoided.
- the tension element as a tension spring, this may for example have a spring constant of at least 5 N / mm.
- the electrical conductor may have at least two conductor branches on ⁇ , wherein at least two adjacent in the winding lie ⁇ constricting guide legs for opposite direction current flow directions from ⁇ designed. Such an embodiment is particularly advantageous for application of the coil winding in one
- the coil winding can be designed in particular in the form of a so-called bifilar coil winding.
- the current flow directions can either vary between each adjacent pair of conductor branches, or else there can be both energetically energizable neighbors of conductor branches in the same direction. It is essential in connection with the present invention that there is at least one pair of conductor branches adjacent in the winding, in which the current flow directions provided in operation are opposite.
- the tensile stress according to the invention is particularly relevant on the at least one nonconductive element, since the adjacent conductor branches repel each other during operation and thus it can be particularly easy to loosen the winding assembly.
- Such electrically loosening of the winding assembly is advantageously avoided by the solution according to the invention, since the non-conductive element is permanently tensioned.
- the present tension may be as indicated above so strong designed such that the mechanical integrity of the coil ⁇ system is so high that a lateral slipping of the windings is avoided and in electrical operation.
- the coil winding can thus be designed for use in a fault current limiter. It will therefore be one
- Current limiter claimed with a coil winding according to the invention may be a supraleal acting fault current limiting device act.
- the current limiter can be designed as a resistive, inductive or inductive resistive current limiter.
- the current limiter can have one or more coil windings according to the invention. In the case of multiple coil windings, these can be stacked in particular in the axial direction.
- the coil winding may also be for operating in a rotating machine, thus for example in the rotor or stator windings of a rotor or generator vorgese ⁇ hen.
- the coil winding can be provided as a magnetic coil for generating magnetic fields, in particular as a superconducting magnet ⁇ coil for magnetic resonance imaging or magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
- Figure 1 is a schematic plan view of a bifilar wound
- Figure 2 designed as a spacer non-conductive
- FIG. 3 shows the first end portion 9a of Figure 1 in a schematic
- FIG. 1 shows a coil winding 1 of a fault current limiter in a schematic plan view. Shown is a Flat coil in which an electrical conductor 3 is wound in a plurality of turns within a fixed winding plane about a central winding axis A.
- the electrical conductor here has two conductor branches 3a and 3b, which are connected to each other in the center of the winding in the example shown and are arranged in the form of a so-called bifilar winding such that the current flow directions Ia and Ib of the winding branches adjacent arranged in the winding branches 3a and 3b are opposite. Between the adjacent turns of the constricting Lie two conductor branches 3a and 3b each ⁇ wells arranged a non-conductive element. 5 The present here the total ⁇ two non-conductive members 5, separate the adjacent turns of the electrical conductor 3 over the entire length of the winding. The adjacent windings are due to the insulating properties of the
- Elements 5 for an electrically isolated and they are kept on a specified differently surrounded distance d to the other due to the thickness of the elements. 5
- the elements 5 are only reproduced sche ⁇ matically as a flat line. However, in this example, they also have a significant extent in the radial direction and an overall three-dimensional structure, as will be explained in more detail below.
- the two ends of the electrical conductor 3 are due to the shown folding of the conductor in the center of the coil winding both here in radially outer regions of the winding.
- the first conductor branch 3a is connected to a first holding element 7a, which simultaneously serves as a contact element for this conductor branch 3a. It can be configured for example as a solid copper block.
- the second conductor branch 3b is connected to a corresponding second holding element 7b, which also serves as a contact element.
- the two contacted there conductor branches 3a and 3b are covered approximately up to the respective holding ⁇ element on the radially outer side of one of the non-conductive elements 5 and me ⁇ mechanically protected so toward the outside are.
- the non-conducting elements 5 are mecha- connected to the respective holding elements 7a and 7b.
- the embodiment of the coil winding 1 described in more detail below in connection with FIG. 4 differs from the prior art in the exact type of mechanical fixing of the non-conductive elements 5 on the retaining elements 7a and 7b.
- Fi gur ⁇ 2 is a detailed view of the dargestell- th in Figure 1 non-conductive member 5 is shown. Shown is a section of the Ab ⁇ designed as spacer non-conductive member 5 of the coil winding 1 with an inserted therein electrical conductors 3 in a schematic perspective view.
- the width of the spacer is here designated B and the direction of its longitudinal extent with L.
- the electrical conductor 3 is designed here as a superconducting band conductor, for example as a band conductor with a high-temperature superconducting layer on a normal considering- the substrate.
- a superconducting band conductor for example as a band conductor with a high-temperature superconducting layer on a normal considering- the substrate.
- Such special ⁇ DERS suitable for superconducting current limiters strip conductor are described in DE 10 2004 048 646 Al in more detail.
- the nonconductive element 5 is designed to ⁇ act as a spacer between adjacent turns of the conductor 3.
- the non-conductive element 5 is constructed in the example shown of two parts, namely a flat band 18 and a corrugated strip 17. Both bands can be mechanically interconnected in the narrower adjacent areas - ie in the areas of wave troughs in Figure 2, for example by welding or gluing.
- the corrugated strip 17 has recesses 21 in the region of the wave crests into which the strip-shaped conductor 3 can be inserted in the finished coil winding 1, as shown by way of example in the right-hand part of FIG.
- a non-conductive spacer as shown by way of example in FIG. 2
- the turns of the superconducting conductor 3 are kept at a defined distance and, on the other hand through the open structure cavities 13 are formed between the windings through which a fluid coolant can flow.
- the construction of the non-conductive element according to FIG. 2 is to be understood in the context of the present invention only as an example. Further advantageous execution ⁇ shape of the spacer can just as in EP be carried out as described 2041808 Bl.
- Figure 4 shows an ER-making-type configuration of fixing the Wicklungsele ⁇ mente 7a on the support member. Shown is again
- nonconductive element 5 is not guided completely to the retaining element 7a. It is not directly and rigidly connected to this, but it is fixed via elastic tension elements to the ⁇ sem.
- two such elasti ⁇ rule tension members 11 are in the form of tension springs, the corrugated strip between 17 and ribbon 18 in one of the hollow spaces on a 13 inserted retainer pin 12 are connected with this.
- other types of fixation on non-conductive element 5 are conceivable. It is also sufficient that non-conductive element 5 and retaining element 7a are connected to each other with only one elastic tension element.
- the advantages of the mechanical fixing of the non-conductive element according to the invention are not limited to the embodiment of the non-conductive element shown in FIG. Nor are they limited to current limiter coils having a geometry corresponding to FIG.
- the embodiments according to FIGS. 1 and 2 are only to be understood as examples in order to better explain the effect of the invention.
- the advantages of the fixation according to the invention also come into play, if, for example
- the coil winding does not have the shape of a flat coil but, for example, the shape of a solenoid or saddle coil,
- the coil winding is not bifilar, but is constructed, for example, as a winding with continuous same direction current flow in adjacent windings,
- the coil winding is not designed for limiting the current but, for example, for a magnet coil or a coil in an electrical machine,
- the end regions of the conductor are not both radially penetratelie ⁇ quietly, but for example, a radially outer and a ra dial ⁇ inside is arranged,
- the at least one holding element is not formed simultaneously as a contact element for the conductor
- the electrical conductor and / or the non-conductive element is not band-shaped
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