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JP2005261199A
JP2005261199A JP2005129263A JP2005129263A JP2005261199A JP 2005261199 A JP2005261199 A JP 2005261199A JP 2005129263 A JP2005129263 A JP 2005129263A JP 2005129263 A JP2005129263 A JP 2005129263A JP 2005261199 A JP2005261199 A JP 2005261199A
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Akihiko Yamazaki
昭彦 山▲崎▼
Manabu Okamoto
学 岡元
Tomoaki Maeda
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Yoshihiro Takinami
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method of manufacturing a stator, wherein winding of a coil to each core segment can be controlled so as to obtain the stator wound by a high space factor, in a method of manufacturing a stator by connecting a plurality of the core segments to constitute a series unit of the core segments rounded to produce a ring compound. <P>SOLUTION: The series unit 13 of the core segments is divided into three parts, a core segment group 12 classified by each winding phase is mounted in a jig, the coil is wound. When the coil is wound, to an extent without giving an influence to a crossover 21 between the coils of each core segment 11, a space of each core segment 11 is spread or a position is shifted, after winding the coil by a high space factor by ensuring the space with winding controllable, each core segment group is combined with each other, to obtain the ring compound making the stator. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

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本発明は、電動機の固定子で、直列を成して連結している巻線各相を構成する複数のコアセグメントにコイルを巻装し、丸めて環状体を製作する固定子の製造方法に関すThe present invention relates to a stator manufacturing method for a stator of an electric motor, in which a coil is wound around a plurality of core segments constituting each phase of windings connected in series, and a ring is produced by rolling the coil. regarding that.

近年の電動機は、省エネルギー化の流れのなかで、高効率化を最重要課題として開発が取り組まれている。高効率モータへの取り組みで最大の難題とされるのは、ステータスロット内への高占積率巻線の実現である。   In recent years, electric motors have been developed with the highest priority given to high efficiency in the trend of energy saving. The biggest challenge in working with high-efficiency motors is the realization of high space factor windings in the status lot.

電動機の固定子は円筒状のステータコアに絶縁処理をして巻線が施されるが、円筒状のため、巻線作業が困難で、例えばノズルを使用した巻線ではノズル形状やノズル駆動軌跡により巻装形状や、スロット形状が制限され、巻線占積率が限定される。これについては、ステータを構成する複数のコアセグメントを直列体として連結して巻線を施すことで、巻装スロット周辺に巻線を制御しやすい空間を作り出す方法が開示されている(特開平8−19196号公報)。   The stator of the motor is insulated by winding the cylindrical stator core, but the winding work is difficult because of the cylindrical shape. The winding shape and slot shape are limited, and the winding space factor is limited. With respect to this, a method is disclosed in which a plurality of core segments constituting a stator are connected in series to form a winding, thereby creating a space where the winding can be easily controlled around the winding slot (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. Hei 8). No. 19196).

前記コアセグメントの直列体については、例えば図2に示すように、一体コアとして打ち抜かれ積層されたもので、各コアセグメント11は容易に変形する細い繋ぎ14により連結されているもの、また図3に示すように、各コアセグメント11は単独で打ち抜かれたコアシート10の積層されたもので、凹溝15と凸片16を有しており、各コアセグメント11の凹溝15と凸片16が連結されて直列体を成し、連結部で回転自在となるものなどがある。   For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the core segments in series are punched and laminated as an integral core, and each core segment 11 is connected by a thin joint 14 that easily deforms. As shown in FIG. 2, each core segment 11 is a laminate of core sheets 10 punched alone and has a concave groove 15 and a convex piece 16, and the concave groove 15 and the convex piece 16 of each core segment 11 are provided. Are connected to form an in-line body, and the connecting portion is rotatable.

前記コアセグメント直列体13に巻装する場合、複数コアセグメントの分割数が巻線の制御性に大きく影響してくる。図6に12分割構成のコアセグメント直列体13に巻装する場合を示す。4分割体や6分割体などに比べ、12分割体などは、連結されているコアセグメント11間の間隔が小さいため、空間を利用した巻線制御が困難となる。またコアの積層積厚も、巻線の制御性に影響し、積厚が厚くなるほど制御しにくくなり、高巻線占積率を得るための障害となる。   When the core segment series body 13 is wound, the number of divisions of the plurality of core segments greatly affects the controllability of the winding. FIG. 6 shows a case in which the core segment serial body 13 having a 12-divided configuration is wound. Compared to a 4-part body, a 6-part body, and the like, a 12-part body and the like have a small interval between the core segments 11 connected to each other, so that winding control using a space becomes difficult. The laminated thickness of the core also affects the controllability of the windings, and as the thickness increases, it becomes difficult to control and becomes an obstacle to obtaining a high winding space factor.

また、前記12分割構成のコアセグメント直列体13への巻線方法として、巻線各相のコイルを各コアセグメント11に一つづつ順次巻装していく方法が通常だが、各巻線相を順次直列式に巻装していくため、巻線工数が長くなる。
特開平8−19196号公報
Further, as a winding method for the core segment serial body 13 having the twelve-divided configuration, a method in which coils of each winding phase are wound around each core segment 11 one by one is normal. Since winding is performed in series, the winding man-hours become longer.
JP-A-8-19196

以上のように、分割数の多いコアセグメント直列体は、コアセグメントの間隔が小さいので、コアセグメントが着列体の状態でも、巻線を巻装することは困難であった。本発明は12分割体など高分割体、及びコア積層積厚の厚いものなど巻線難易度の高いものに対して、コイルを高巻線占積率に巻装できるとともに、より短時間の巻線工数を実現する固定子の製造方法を提供することを目的とする。   As described above, since the core segment series body having a large number of divisions has a small interval between the core segments, it is difficult to wind the winding even when the core segments are arranged in a row. In the present invention, a coil can be wound at a high winding space factor for a highly divided body such as a 12-divided body, and a core having a high core stacking thickness. It aims at providing the manufacturing method of the stator which implement | achieves a wire man-hour.

本発明の電動機固定子の製造方法は、複数のコアセグメントに巻線を巻装しコイル部を作り、且つこの巻線は渡り線となしており各コアセグメントを連結して巻線相別のコアセグメント群を形成し、隣り合うコアセグメントは他種のコアセグメント群に属するコアセグメントが配置されるようにコアセグメントを組み合わせて、環状体を制作するので、分割数の多い固定子でも、前記コアセグメント直列体に比べ、間に2個以上のコアセグメント分の空間が確保されることになり、巻線制御が容易となり、高占積率の巻線が可能となる。   In the method of manufacturing an electric motor stator of the present invention, a winding is wound around a plurality of core segments to form a coil portion, and this winding is a connecting wire, and each core segment is connected to each winding phase. A core segment group is formed, and adjacent core segments are combined with core segments so that core segments belonging to other types of core segment groups are arranged, so that an annular body is produced. Compared to the core segment series body, a space for two or more core segments is secured between them, winding control becomes easy, and high space factor winding is possible.

また、各コアセグメント群は切り離されているため、別の場所で同時に巻線が可能となり、より短時間の巻線工数が実現できる。   In addition, since each core segment group is separated, it is possible to perform winding at another place at the same time, and a shorter man-hour for winding can be realized.

以上のように請求項1,2記載の発明により、巻装されるコアセグメント間に2個のコアセグメント分の空間が確保でき、巻線制御が可能となって高占積率の巻線が実現できる。また、各巻線相別コアセグメント群は切り離されているため、別の場所で同時に巻線が可能となり、より短時間の巻線工数が実現できる。   As described above, according to the first and second aspects of the invention, a space for two core segments can be secured between the wound core segments, and winding control can be performed, so that a high space factor winding can be obtained. realizable. In addition, since the core segment groups for each winding phase are separated, winding can be performed simultaneously at different locations, and a shorter winding man-hour can be realized.

さらに、請求項3記載の発明は渡り線同士を連結する必要がないので、組立工数を少なくし、渡り線同士の連結部はないので、電動機を小さくすることができる。   Furthermore, since the invention according to claim 3 does not need to connect the connecting wires, the number of assembling steps can be reduced, and the connecting portion between the connecting wires is not provided, so that the electric motor can be made small.

さらに、請求項4記載の発明により、巻線されるコアセグメント間に、より広い空間を確保することができ、より難易度の高い巻装品の巻線制御を行い高占積率の巻線を実現できる。   Further, according to the invention described in claim 4, it is possible to secure a wider space between the core segments to be wound, and to perform winding control of a wound product having a higher degree of difficulty and to perform winding with a high space factor. Can be realized.

さらに、請求項5記載の発明により、さらに巻装が容易となる。   Further, according to the fifth aspect of the present invention, winding is further facilitated.

さらに、請求項6記載の発明により、電動機の固定子の組立を容易にすることができる。   Furthermore, according to the invention of claim 6, assembly of the stator of the electric motor can be facilitated.

本発明の電動機固定子の製造方法は、複数のコアセグメントに巻線を巻装しコイル部を作り、且つこの巻線は渡り線となしており各コアセグメントを連結して巻線相別のコアセグメントを群形成し、隣り合うコアセグメントは他種のコアセグメント群に属するコアセグメントが配置されるように組み合わせて、環状体を制作したので、各コアセグメントの間隔を充分な広さを設けることができる。   In the method of manufacturing an electric motor stator of the present invention, a winding is wound around a plurality of core segments to form a coil portion, and this winding is a connecting wire, and each core segment is connected to each winding phase. The core segments are grouped, and the adjacent core segments are combined so that core segments belonging to other types of core segment groups are arranged, so that an annular body is produced, so that the interval between the core segments is sufficiently wide be able to.

さらに、本発明はコアセグメント群は連続した一連の巻線により複数のコアセグメントを連結しているので、後で各渡り線を連結する必要がない。   Furthermore, in the present invention, since the core segment group connects a plurality of core segments by a series of continuous windings, it is not necessary to connect the connecting wires later.

さらに、本発明のコアセグメント群別に、コアセグメントを治具に取付、巻線によりコイル部及び渡り線部を形成したので、巻線を容易に固定することができる。   Furthermore, since the core segment is attached to the jig for each core segment group of the present invention and the coil portion and the crossover portion are formed by winding, the winding can be easily fixed.

さらに、巻装するコアセグメントのみをコイル間の渡り線に影響を与えない程度に突出させてコイルを巻装してコアセグメント群を形成するので、左右に自由な空間ができ、さらに容易に巻装をすることができる。   Furthermore, only the core segment to be wound is projected to the extent that it does not affect the connecting wire between the coils, and the coils are wound to form the core segment group, so that there is free space on the left and right, making it easier to wind. You can dress up.

さらに、本発明の複数のコアセグメントを連結して、コアセグメント直列体とし、丸めて環状体としてもよい。   Furthermore, a plurality of core segments of the present invention may be connected to form a core segment serial body, and may be rounded into an annular body.

以下本発明の実施例について、図面を参照して説明する。   Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

図1の上図は、巻線相別コアセグメント群12のA相,B相,C相を一直線に配列した実施例を表している。各相は、4個のコアセグメント11を2個のコアセグメント分の空間を隔てた等間隔で配列しており、一直線状に配列された状態でコイル20が連続して巻装される。各コアセグメント11間は、各コイル20間の渡り線21により連結されている。   The upper diagram of FIG. 1 shows an embodiment in which the A phase, B phase, and C phase of the core segment group 12 by winding phase are arranged in a straight line. In each phase, four core segments 11 are arranged at equal intervals with a space corresponding to two core segments, and the coil 20 is continuously wound in a state of being arranged in a straight line. The core segments 11 are connected by a crossover 21 between the coils 20.

コアセグメント11はコアシート10を積層して構成されたもので、その両面には凹溝15と凸片16を有している。コイル20が巻装された各A相,B相,C相は、互いに組み合わされて1列のコアセグメント直列体13を構成するが、A相のコアセグメントの有する凹溝15aにB相のコアセグメントの有する凸片16bが連結する。同じくB相のコアセグメントの有する凹溝15bにC相のコアセグメントの有する凸片16cが連結する。同じくC相のコアセグメントの有する凹溝15cにA相のコアセグメントの有する凸片16aが連結する。   The core segment 11 is configured by laminating the core sheets 10, and has concave grooves 15 and convex pieces 16 on both surfaces thereof. The A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase around which the coil 20 is wound are combined with each other to form one row of core segment series bodies 13, but the B-phase core is formed in the concave groove 15a of the A-phase core segment. The convex piece 16b which a segment has connects. Similarly, the convex piece 16c of the C-phase core segment is connected to the concave groove 15b of the B-phase core segment. Similarly, the convex piece 16a of the A-phase core segment is connected to the concave groove 15c of the C-phase core segment.

このように、A相のコアセグメント11a間には、B相とC相のコアセグメント11b,11cがそれぞれ組み合わされて一連のコアセグメント直列体13を構成する。図1の下図はこのコアセグメント直列体13を表しているが、12個のコアセグメント11が互いに一直線状を成して連結し、両端にはコイル端末線22a,22b,22cが延びている。   Thus, between the A-phase core segments 11a, the B-phase and C-phase core segments 11b and 11c are combined to form a series of core segment series bodies 13. The lower diagram of FIG. 1 shows the core segment series body 13, and twelve core segments 11 are connected in a straight line, and coil terminal wires 22a, 22b, and 22c extend at both ends.

図4,図5は、各相の4個のコアセグメント11を前記の2個のコアセグメント分の空間以上に隔てて巻装する実施例を示している。   4 and 5 show an embodiment in which the four core segments 11 of each phase are wound with a space more than the space corresponding to the two core segments.

前記A相,B相,C相の各コアセグメント11にコイルを巻装する場合、コアセグメント11は所定の治具に取り付けられることになるが、各コアセグメント11は渡り線21によって連結しているだけであるため、隣のコアセグメント11の位置を変えることができる。例えば、図4に示すように、各コアセグメント11の取り付けピッチを所定のピッチ以上に拡大して取り付け巻装することで、巻線制御できる空間をより広く確保できる。また図5に示すように、巻装時に巻装されるコアセグメント11のみ取り付け治具により突出させて巻装することも可能である。これにより、巻装されるコアセグメント11の周辺を完全に巻線制御できる空間として確保できる。   When a coil is wound around each of the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase core segments 11, the core segments 11 are attached to a predetermined jig. Therefore, the position of the adjacent core segment 11 can be changed. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the mounting pitch of each core segment 11 is increased to a predetermined pitch or more and the mounting winding is performed, thereby making it possible to secure a wider space for controlling the winding. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 5, it is also possible to wind only the core segment 11 wound at the time of winding by making it protrude with an attachment jig. Thereby, the periphery of the core segment 11 to be wound can be secured as a space where the winding can be completely controlled.

ただし、これら所定のピッチ以上にコアセグメント間を隔てる場合は、その移動量は、環状体製作時の渡り線処理など、固定子製造時の渡り線に影響を与えない程度とする。   However, when the core segments are separated from each other by a predetermined pitch or more, the amount of movement is set so as not to affect the crossover at the time of manufacturing the stator, such as the crossover processing at the time of manufacturing the annular body.

本発明の電動機固定子の製造工程を示す図The figure which shows the manufacturing process of the electric motor stator of this invention 従来のコアセグメントの直列体で一体コア積層品を示す図Diagram showing an integrated core laminated product with a conventional core segment series body 従来のコアセグメントの直列体で単独で打ち抜かれたコア積層品を示す図、(a)はコアシートの斜視図、(b)はコアセグメント斜視図、(c)はコアセグメント直列体を示す図The figure which shows the core laminated product punched independently with the conventional serial body of a core segment, (a) is a perspective view of a core sheet, (b) is a perspective view of a core segment, (c) is a figure which shows a core segment serial body 本発明の取り付けピッチを拡大した巻装を示す図The figure which shows the winding which expanded the attachment pitch of this invention 同巻装されるコアセグメントのみ突出させた巻装を示す図The figure which shows the winding which made only the core segment to wind the same project 従来の12分割構成のコアセグメントを示す図、(a)はコアセグメント直列体を示す図、(b)はコアセグメントの環状体を示す図The figure which shows the core segment of the conventional 12 division structure, (a) is a figure which shows a core segment serial body, (b) is a figure which shows the annular body of a core segment

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

10 コアシート
11 コアセグメント
12 コアセグメント群
13 コアセグメント直列体
14 繋ぎ
15 凹溝
16 凸片
20 コイル
21 渡り線
22 コイル端末線
30 フライヤ

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Core sheet 11 Core segment 12 Core segment group 13 Core segment serial body 14 Connection 15 Concave groove 16 Convex piece 20 Coil 21 Crossover wire 22 Coil terminal wire 30 Flyer

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複数のコアセグメントと、前記コアセグメント各々の間に設けられる電動機の相数より1つ少ない数の個数の前記コアセグメント分の空間と、前記コアセグメント各々に連続した一連の巻線と、前記コアセグメント各々の間の前記空間を渡る巻線の渡り線とから巻線相別コアセグメント群を構成し、この巻線相別コアセグメント群を相数分組み合わせて一連のコアセグメント直列体とし、さらにこのコアセグメント直列体を丸めて環状体を形成する電動機固定子。 A plurality of core segments, a space for the number of core segments that is one less than the number of phases of an electric motor provided between each of the core segments, a series of windings continuous to each of the core segments, and the core A core segment group for each winding phase is constructed from the connecting wires of the windings crossing the space between each segment, and this core segment group for each winding phase is combined by the number of phases to form a series of core segment series bodies, An electric motor stator that forms an annular body by rounding the core segment series body. 3種類巻線相別のコアセグメント群を、隣り合うコアセグメントは左右異なる他種のコアセグメント群に属するコアセグメントを配置するように組み合わせて、環状体を制作した請求項1記載の電動機固定子。 The motor stator according to claim 1, wherein the core segment group for each of the three types of winding phases is combined so that adjacent core segments belong to different core segment groups of different types on the left and right sides to produce an annular body. . コアセグメントは凹溝及び凸片を有し、隣り合うコアセグメントが互いに前記凹溝と前記凸片とで連結している請求項1記載の電動機固定子。 The motor stator according to claim 1, wherein the core segment has a concave groove and a convex piece, and adjacent core segments are connected to each other by the concave groove and the convex piece. コアセグメント群別に、コアセグメントを治具に取付、巻線によりコイル部及び渡り線部を形成した請求項1記載の電動機固定子。 The motor stator according to claim 1, wherein the core segment is attached to a jig for each core segment group, and a coil portion and a crossover portion are formed by winding. 巻装するコアセグメントのみを突出させてコイルを巻装してコアセグメント群を形成する請求項1記載の電動機固定子。 The motor stator according to claim 1, wherein only the core segment to be wound is protruded and the coil is wound to form a core segment group. 複数のコアセグメントを連結して、コアセグメント直列体とし、丸めて環状体とした請求項1記載の電動機固定子。

The electric motor stator according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of core segments are connected to form a core segment serial body, which is rounded into an annular body.

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