JP2616103B2 - Manufacturing method of heat resistant coil - Google Patents

Manufacturing method of heat resistant coil

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JP2616103B2
JP2616103B2 JP4907090A JP4907090A JP2616103B2 JP 2616103 B2 JP2616103 B2 JP 2616103B2 JP 4907090 A JP4907090 A JP 4907090A JP 4907090 A JP4907090 A JP 4907090A JP 2616103 B2 JP2616103 B2 JP 2616103B2
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昭二 佐藤
敏則 板垣
政寛 竹田
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【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 【産業上の利用分野】[Industrial applications]

この発明は、雰囲気が300℃を超える場所で使用され
る低圧回転電機の主として固定子巻線あるいは電機子巻
線の製造方法に関する。
The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a stator winding or an armature winding of a low-voltage rotating electric machine used in a place where the atmosphere exceeds 300 ° C.

【従来の技術】[Prior art]

製鉄所における高炉の出鉄場所,製鋼所におけるスラ
ブ等の搬送通路,化学工業における反応炉周辺など雰囲
気温度が250℃あるいは300℃を超える場所で使用される
電動機等の回転電機の固定子巻線,電機子巻線等におい
ては、上記雰囲気温度に長期間耐える耐熱絶縁材を用い
て巻線を構成することが求められるとともに、水分,腐
食性ガス,導電性粉塵等による巻線の汚損により耐電圧
や絶縁抵抗が低下しない優れた耐環境性を有する巻線お
よびその絶縁構造が求められる。 第5図は従来の耐熱性コイル製造方法による固定子の
一部断面図、第6図は第5図のVI−VI断面図である。定
格電圧が数百V程度の低圧電動機等の巻線には、耐熱性
のエナメル銅線やエナメル被覆の外周にガラス繊維を横
巻きし耐熱ワニスを含浸した絶縁電線をほぼレーストラ
ック状に複数のターン仮巻きしてなるコイル導体を用意
し、ガラス布基材の集成マイカシート等の耐熱性シート
からなるスロット絶縁が内壁面に沿ってあらかじめ装着
されたスロット内に、上コイル2、下コイル3としてス
ロット内絶縁4と層間絶縁5にて絶縁し、ばらにしてス
ロット内に収めクサビ6にて保持していた。またコイル
のターン部10(コイルエンド部)ではバラの電線を上コ
イルと下コイルを束にしてガラステープ7あるいはシー
ト等で巻き所定の形状に成形していた。巻線作業を終了
した時点で鉄心を含む全体を耐熱樹脂8中に浸漬し、加
熱硬化することによりコイル,スロット絶縁材,鉄心が
相互に装着されて一体化した巻線が形成されるいわゆる
乱巻き巻線が用いられるのが一般的である。 また、絶縁被覆導体をほぼレーストラック状に複数回
仮巻きしたコイル導体にガラス繊維布と集成マイカシー
トとを化学反応形無機接着剤で貼り合わせたプリプレグ
テープを巻着被覆してなるユニットコイル,及びその複
数個の直列体からなるコイル複数個を形成する工程と、
このコイル複数個のユニットコイルのコイル辺をスロッ
トに順次拾い込み、鉄心に複数のコイルを装着する工程
と、前記化学反応形無機接着剤と同種の含浸材を含浸し
加熱硬化する工程とを含む耐熱回転電機の製造方法が同
一出願人により出願されている。 (特開昭63−56152号公報参照)
Stator windings of rotating electric machines, such as electric motors, used in places where the ambient temperature exceeds 250 ° C or 300 ° C, such as at the place where the blast furnace exits at a steel mill, the transfer path for slabs at a steel mill, or around the reactor in the chemical industry For armature windings, etc., it is required that the windings be constructed using a heat-resistant insulating material that can withstand the above-mentioned ambient temperature for a long period of time, and the windings are contaminated by moisture, corrosive gas, conductive dust, etc. There is a need for a winding having excellent environmental resistance in which voltage and insulation resistance are not reduced, and an insulating structure thereof. FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a stator manufactured by a conventional heat-resistant coil manufacturing method, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line VI-VI of FIG. The windings of low-voltage electric motors with a rated voltage of several hundred volts are made of heat-resistant enameled copper wire or insulated wires impregnated with heat-resistant varnish with glass fiber wound around the outer circumference of the enamel coating. A coil conductor formed by temporarily winding turns is prepared, and a slot insulation made of a heat-resistant sheet such as a mica sheet made of a glass cloth base material is provided in a slot previously mounted along an inner wall surface in an upper coil 2 and a lower coil 3. Insulated by the insulation 4 in the slot and the interlayer insulation 5, separated into a slot and held by the wedge 6. In the turn part 10 (coil end part) of the coil, a loose electric wire is formed into a predetermined shape by winding the upper coil and the lower coil into a bundle with a glass tape 7 or a sheet or the like. When the winding operation is completed, the entire structure including the iron core is immersed in the heat-resistant resin 8 and heat-cured, whereby the coil, the slot insulating material, and the iron core are attached to each other to form an integrated winding, so-called turbulence. Generally, wound windings are used. Also, a unit coil formed by winding and covering a prepreg tape in which a glass fiber cloth and a laminated mica sheet are bonded with a chemically reactive inorganic adhesive to a coil conductor obtained by temporarily winding an insulated conductor in a racetrack shape a plurality of times, And forming a plurality of coils composed of the plurality of series bodies,
A step of sequentially picking up the coil sides of the plurality of unit coils into the slots, mounting the plurality of coils on the iron core, and a step of impregnating with an impregnating material of the same type as the chemically reactive inorganic adhesive and heat-curing. A method for manufacturing a heat-resistant rotating electric machine has been filed by the same applicant. (See JP-A-63-56152)

【発明が解決しようとする課題】[Problems to be solved by the invention]

ところで、乱巻き巻線においては、スロット内におい
て巻線を包囲して巻線の主絶縁部(対地絶縁)を形成す
るスロット絶縁材はスロットの両端からコイルエンド側
に1ないし2cm程度出たところで切断されており、コイ
ルエンド部分はマグネットワイヤが露出した状態となっ
ているために、スロット内に一旦含浸された耐熱性ワニ
スは加熱乾燥時の温度上昇とともにその粘度が低下し、
スロット絶縁材の端部から流出し、また覆うもののない
コイルエンド部においてはワニスが一層流れ出し易いた
めに、加熱乾燥を終了した時点においてマグネットワイ
ヤ,スロット絶縁材の表面に形成される絶縁皮膜は極め
て薄いものとなり易く、ワニスが流れ出た隙間を通って
湿気や汚損ガス等の汚損物質を含んだ空気が自在に浸入
する。従って、300℃を超える高温雰囲気において薄い
絶縁皮膜は酸化劣化して汚損物質の浸透阻止能力が低下
し、かつスロット絶縁材の沿面距離が小さいために洩れ
電流が増加し、いわゆるメグ不良を生じ易い欠点があ
る。 また、従来の耐熱性コイル製造方法では、無機質の耐
熱含浸樹脂が耐熱絶縁電線を完全に周囲から固めてい
た。このため、コイル通電時の温度上昇あるいは周囲環
境からの熱により、コイルの温度上昇時には耐熱絶縁電
線と含浸樹脂の熱膨張差により力が発生し、この力によ
り硬くて脆い無機質の含浸樹脂にはクラックが生じ、線
間短絡を生じ易い欠点があった。 この発明は、含浸剤の保持性が高く、したがって300
℃を超える汚損雰囲気中でも絶縁性能の低下が少ない耐
熱性コイルが得られる製造方法を提供することを目的と
する。
By the way, in the irregularly wound winding, the slot insulating material surrounding the winding in the slot and forming a main insulating portion (ground insulation) of the winding is about 1 to 2 cm from both ends of the slot toward the coil end. Since the coil end has been cut and the magnet wire is exposed, the heat-resistant varnish once impregnated in the slot decreases in viscosity as the temperature increases during heating and drying.
Since the varnish flows more easily from the end of the slot insulating material and from the coil end where there is no covering, the insulating film formed on the surface of the magnet wire and the slot insulating material at the end of the heating and drying is extremely small. Air containing polluting substances such as moisture and fouling gas can freely enter through the gap from which the varnish has flowed out. Therefore, in a high-temperature atmosphere exceeding 300 ° C., the thin insulating film is oxidized and deteriorated, and the ability to prevent the penetration of the fouling substance is reduced. Further, since the creepage distance of the slot insulating material is small, the leakage current increases, and so-called MEG defects are likely to occur. There are drawbacks. In the conventional heat-resistant coil manufacturing method, the inorganic heat-resistant impregnated resin completely solidifies the heat-resistant insulated wire from the surroundings. For this reason, due to the temperature rise when the coil is energized or the heat from the surrounding environment, when the temperature of the coil rises, a force is generated due to the difference in thermal expansion between the heat-resistant insulated wire and the impregnated resin. Cracks are generated, and short-circuits between lines are apt to occur. The present invention has a high retention of the impregnating agent,
It is an object of the present invention to provide a manufacturing method capable of obtaining a heat-resistant coil in which insulation performance is less reduced even in a fouling atmosphere at a temperature exceeding ℃.

【課題を解決するための手段】[Means for Solving the Problems]

上記目的は、請求項1によれば、数本ずつ撚った導体
束をコイル形状に巻いて成形する工程と、この成形され
た導体束に耐熱性のガラスマイカテープあるいはガラス
マイカシートを巻いて一束の絶縁導体とする工程と、こ
の絶縁導体からなる複数個のコイルのコイル辺をスロッ
トに順次拾い込み、鉄心に複数のコイルを装着する工程
と、耐熱性の無機質の樹脂を含浸し加熱硬化する工程と
を含むことによつて達成される。 上記目的は、請求項2によれば、無機質のワニスをコ
ーテイングした数本の導体からなる導体束にはがしマイ
カを用いたガラスマイカテープあるいはガラスマイカシ
ートを巻いて一束の絶縁導体とする工程と、この絶縁導
体を回転電機のコイルの形状に巻いて成形する工程と、
この複数個のコイルのコイル辺をスロットに順次拾い込
み鉄心に複数のコイルを装着する工程と、前記鉄心端部
より突き出たコイルエンド部をガラステープで成形,固
定する工程と、耐熱性の無機質の樹脂を含浸し加熱硬化
する工程とを含むことによつて達成される。
According to claim 1, the above object is achieved by winding and shaping a conductor bundle twisted by several wires into a coil shape, and winding a heat-resistant glass mica tape or a glass mica sheet around the formed conductor bundle. A step of forming a bundle of insulated conductors, a step of sequentially picking up coil sides of a plurality of coils made of the insulated conductors into slots, and mounting a plurality of coils in an iron core, and a step of impregnating a heat-resistant inorganic resin and heating And a step of curing. The object is, according to claim 2, a step of forming a bundle of insulated conductors by winding a glass mica tape or glass mica sheet using mica into a conductor bundle consisting of several conductors coated with an inorganic varnish. A step of winding and forming the insulated conductor into the shape of a coil of a rotating electric machine;
A step of sequentially picking up the coil sides of the plurality of coils into the slots and mounting the plurality of coils on the iron core; a step of molding and fixing a coil end protruding from the end of the iron core with glass tape; And heat curing the resin.

【作 用】[Operation]

この発明は、請求項1によれば、数本ずつ撚つた導体
束をコイル形状に巻いて成形する工程と、この成形され
た導体束に耐熱性のガラスマイカテープあるいはガラス
マイカシートで巻いて一束の導体とする工程と、この複
数個のコイルのコイル辺をスロットに順次拾い込み、鉄
心に複数のコイルを装着する工程と、耐熱性の無機質の
樹脂を含浸し加熱硬化する工程とを含むので、熱膨張差
による耐熱絶縁電線と含浸樹脂との伸び差は、導体束の
径方向の拡がりとして耐熱絶縁電線とガラスマイカテー
プ間の隙間に吸収され、絶縁電線と無機質の含浸樹脂の
熱膨張差による力を無くすことができる。 この発明は、請求項2によれば、無機質のワニスをコ
ーテイングした数本の導体からなる導体束にはがしマイ
カを用いたガラスマイカテープあるいはガラスマイカシ
ートを巻いて一束の絶縁導体とする工程と、この絶縁導
体を回転電機のコイルの形状に巻いて成形する工程と、
この複数個のコイルのコイル辺をスロットに順次拾い込
み鉄心に複数のコイルを装着する工程と、前記鉄心端部
より突き出たコイルエンド部をガラステープで成形,固
定する工程と、耐熱性の無機質の樹脂を含浸し加熱硬化
する工程とを含むので、導体表面の無機質ワニスにクラ
ックが発生しても、電圧が発生する導体束の間にはがし
マイカが挟まれていて、はがしマイカを幾層にも通過す
るため絶縁距離が長くなり、絶縁抵抗が増加する。さら
に耐熱絶縁電線と含浸樹脂との間には、はがしマイカを
用いたガラスマイカテープあるいはガラスマイカシート
がクッションとなり、含浸樹脂と耐熱絶縁電線との伸び
差を吸収する。 その上コイルエンドをガラスマイカテープで巻くこと
により、コイルエンドが成形され、かつ含浸樹脂が流出
するのを防止する。
According to the present invention, according to the first aspect, a step of winding and shaping a conductor bundle twisted several times into a coil shape, and winding the formed conductor bundle with a heat-resistant glass mica tape or a glass mica sheet. Including a step of forming a bundle of conductors, a step of sequentially picking up the coil sides of the plurality of coils into slots, mounting a plurality of coils on an iron core, and a step of impregnating a heat-resistant inorganic resin and heat-curing. Therefore, the difference in expansion between the heat-resistant insulated wire and the impregnated resin due to the difference in thermal expansion is absorbed by the gap between the heat-resistant insulated wire and the glass mica tape as the radial expansion of the conductor bundle, and the thermal expansion of the insulated wire and the inorganic impregnated resin The force due to the difference can be eliminated. According to the present invention, according to claim 2, a conductor bundle consisting of several conductors coated with an inorganic varnish is peeled off, and a glass mica tape or a glass mica sheet using mica is wound to form a bundle of insulated conductors. A step of winding and forming the insulated conductor into the shape of a coil of a rotating electric machine;
A step of sequentially picking up the coil sides of the plurality of coils into the slots and mounting the plurality of coils on the iron core; a step of molding and fixing a coil end protruding from the end of the iron core with glass tape; Impregnated with resin and heat-cured, so that even if cracks occur in the inorganic varnish on the conductor surface, peeled mica is sandwiched between conductor bundles where voltage is generated and passes through the peeled mica in several layers Therefore, the insulation distance increases, and the insulation resistance increases. Further, a glass mica tape or a glass mica sheet using peeled mica serves as a cushion between the heat-resistant insulated wire and the impregnated resin, and absorbs a difference in extension between the impregnated resin and the heat-resistant insulated wire. In addition, by winding the coil end with glass mica tape, the coil end is formed and the impregnated resin is prevented from flowing out.

【実施例】【Example】

以下図面に基づいてこの発明の実施例を説明する。第
1図はこの発明の請求項1の実施例方法によるスロット
の断面図、第2図はこの発明の請求項1の実施例方法に
よる絶縁導体の斜視図である。 請求項1の発明によれば、第1図及び第2図におい
て、無機質の絶縁物が被覆された耐熱絶縁電線1を3本
ずつ撚り、ガラスマイカテープ9にて巻いて1束の絶縁
導体を形成している。特に3本ずつである必要はなく、
奇数でも偶数でもよい。 この1束の絶縁導体に電気的に必要な回数に巻いて所
定の形状にコイィルを成形している。 成形された複数個のコイルのコイル辺をスロットに順
次拾い込み、鉄心に複数のコイルを装着し、さらに耐熱
性の無機質の樹脂8を真空含浸し、かつ加熱硬化処理を
する。無機質の樹脂8を用いるのは耐熱性に優れている
からである。なお第1図はスロット内絶縁を施したスロ
ットに収められた上コイル2、下コイル3が層間絶縁5
にて絶縁され、クサビ6にて保持されている。 このように耐熱絶縁電線1を数本ずつ撚りガラスマイ
カテープ9にて巻くことで、耐熱絶縁電線1は無機質の
耐熱樹脂8に直接触れることなく、耐熱絶縁電線1とガ
ラスマイカテープ9が滑ることから熱膨張差による耐熱
絶縁電線1と含浸樹脂11との伸び差は、電線の長手方向
の伸びとならず導体束の径方向の拡がりとして耐熱絶縁
電線1とガラスマイカテープ9間に吸収される。 第3図はこの発明の請求項2の実施例方法による導体
束の断面図、第4図は第3図の(a)部拡大図である。
請求項2の発明によれば、第3図及び第4図において、
無機質ワニス1bをコーテイングした3本の導体1aからな
る耐熱絶縁電線1の導体束にはがしマイカ9aを用いたガ
ラスマイカテープ9あるいはガラスマイカシートを巻い
て一束の絶縁導体を形成している。特に3本ずつである
必要はなく、奇数でも偶数でもよい。この一束の絶縁導
体を電気的に必要な回数巻いて所定の形状にコイルを成
形している。 成形された複数個のコイルのコイル辺をスロットに順
次拾い込み、鉄心に複数のコイルを装着し、鉄心端部よ
り突き出したコイルエンド部をガラスマイカテープで成
形固定している。さらに、耐熱性の無機質の樹脂を真空
含浸し、かつ加熱硬化処理をする。無機質の樹脂を用い
るのは、耐熱性に優れているからである。スロット内の
絶縁は第1図と同様である。 ガラスマイカテープ9は、ガラス繊維からなる織布ま
たは不織布とはがしマイカ9aとを化学反応形無機接着剤
を結合材として貼り合わせて構成し、所定の加熱条件で
結合材を半硬化状態としたテープを半重ねで1回または
2回巻装する。 このように耐熱絶縁電線1を数本束ねてガラスマイカ
テープにて巻くことにより耐熱絶縁電線1は無機質の耐
熱樹脂に直接触れることなく、ガラスマイカテープ9は
耐熱樹脂と耐熱絶縁電線1との間のクッションとなる。 第4図において、電圧が発生する導体の距離D1に対
し、導体間の実際の絶縁距離D2は大幅に長くなり、絶縁
耐力が増大する。したがって、無機質ワニス1bにクラッ
ク11を生じても導体1a間で絶縁破壊する恐れはない。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a slot according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an insulated conductor according to the first embodiment of the present invention. According to the invention of claim 1, in FIGS. 1 and 2, three heat-resistant insulated wires 1 coated with an inorganic insulator are twisted by three and wound with a glass mica tape 9 to form a bundle of insulated conductors. Has formed. In particular, there is no need to be three,
It may be odd or even. A coil is formed into a predetermined shape by winding the bundle of insulated conductors electrically as many times as necessary. The coil sides of the formed plurality of coils are sequentially picked up in the slots, the plurality of coils are mounted on the iron core, the heat-resistant inorganic resin 8 is vacuum impregnated, and heat-cured. The reason why the inorganic resin 8 is used is that it has excellent heat resistance. FIG. 1 shows that the upper coil 2 and the lower coil 3 accommodated in the slot provided with the in-slot insulation
, And is held by a wedge 6. By winding the heat-resistant insulated wire 1 several times with the twisted glass mica tape 9 in this way, the heat-resistant insulated wire 1 and the glass mica tape 9 slide without the heat-resistant insulated wire 1 directly touching the inorganic heat-resistant resin 8. Therefore, a difference in expansion between the heat-resistant insulated wire 1 and the impregnated resin 11 due to a difference in thermal expansion is absorbed between the heat-resistant insulated wire 1 and the glass mica tape 9 as radial expansion of the conductor bundle instead of longitudinal expansion of the wire. . FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a conductor bundle according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of a part (a) of FIG.
According to the invention of claim 2, in FIGS. 3 and 4,
A bundle of heat-insulated wires 1 made of three conductors 1a coated with an inorganic varnish 1b is wound around a glass mica tape 9 or a glass mica sheet using mica 9a to form a bundle of insulated conductors. In particular, it is not necessary that the number is three, and it may be odd or even. The bundle of insulated conductors is electrically wound as many times as necessary to form a coil in a predetermined shape. The coil sides of a plurality of formed coils are sequentially picked up in slots, a plurality of coils are mounted on an iron core, and a coil end protruding from an end of the iron core is formed and fixed with glass mica tape. Further, a heat-resistant inorganic resin is vacuum impregnated and subjected to a heat curing treatment. An inorganic resin is used because it has excellent heat resistance. The insulation in the slot is the same as in FIG. The glass mica tape 9 is formed by peeling off a woven or nonwoven fabric made of glass fiber and bonding mica 9a with a chemically reactive inorganic adhesive as a binder, and setting the binder in a semi-cured state under predetermined heating conditions. Is wound once or twice in a half lap. By bundling several heat-resistant insulated wires 1 and winding with a glass mica tape as described above, the heat-resistant insulated wire 1 does not directly touch the inorganic heat-resistant resin, and the glass mica tape 9 is placed between the heat-resistant resin and the heat-resistant insulated wire 1. It becomes cushion. In FIG. 4, with respect to the distance D 1 of the conductor voltage is generated, the actual insulation distance D 2 between the conductors is significantly longer, dielectric strength is increased. Therefore, even if cracks 11 are formed in the inorganic varnish 1b, there is no possibility of dielectric breakdown between the conductors 1a.

【発明の効果】【The invention's effect】

この発明の請求項1によれば、耐熱絶縁電線を数本ず
つ撚つて束にし、これを耐熱性を有する耐熱性ガラスマ
イカテープあるいはガラスマイカシート等で巻いた後、
所定のコイル形状に形成し無機質の耐熱樹脂で含浸する
ので、熱膨張差による耐熱絶縁電線と含浸樹脂との伸び
差は、導体束の径方向の拡がりとして耐熱絶縁電線とガ
ラスマイカテープ間の隙間に吸収され、含浸樹脂に生じ
るクラックの原因であつた耐熱絶縁電線と無機質の含浸
樹脂の熱膨張差による力を無くすことができる。また耐
熱性の絶縁テープを巻くことで絶縁性能を向上させる。 この発明の請求項2によれば、耐熱絶縁電線を数本ず
つ束ねた導体束にはがしマイカを用いたガラスマイカテ
ープを巻いて一束の絶縁電線となし、所定のコイル形状
に成形し、無機質の耐熱樹脂で含浸するので、数本の導
体には並列に電流が通り、それぞれの導体間には電位差
を生じない、若しそれぞれの導体にコーテイングされて
いる無機質のワニスがクラックを生じても、導体束に巻
かれたはがしマイカを用いたガラスマイカテープを巻い
ているので、導体束間の絶縁距離ははがしマイカの層を
通過するため長くなり、絶縁抵抗が増加し、コイルの絶
縁耐力が向上する。 また、含浸された無機質の樹脂は熱膨張が小さく、導
体の熱膨張が大きいので、樹脂と導体との間に伸び差を
生じる。しかし、はがしマイカを使用したガラスマイカ
テープが樹脂と導体との間のクッションとなつてこの伸
び差を吸収する。 コイルエンドをガラステープで巻くことにより、コイ
ルエンドが成形され、かつ無機質の耐熱樹脂で含浸する
とき樹脂の流出を防止するとともに、樹脂がガラステー
プに付着してコイルエンドの耐熱性を増加させる。
According to the first aspect of the present invention, several bundles of the heat-resistant insulated wires are twisted into a bundle, and the bundle is wound with a heat-resistant glass mica tape or a glass mica sheet having heat resistance.
Since it is formed into a predetermined coil shape and impregnated with an inorganic heat-resistant resin, the difference in expansion between the heat-resistant insulated wire and the impregnated resin due to the difference in thermal expansion causes a gap between the heat-resistant insulated wire and the glass mica tape as the radial expansion of the conductor bundle. The force caused by the difference in thermal expansion between the heat-resistant insulated wire and the inorganic impregnated resin, which caused the cracks generated in the impregnated resin, can be eliminated. Insulating performance is improved by winding a heat-resistant insulating tape. According to the second aspect of the present invention, a heat-insulated wire is bundled by several conductor bundles, and a glass mica tape using peeling mica is wound to form a bundle of insulated wires. Because of the impregnation with the heat-resistant resin, current flows through several conductors in parallel, causing no potential difference between the conductors, even if the inorganic varnish coated on each conductor cracks Since the glass mica tape using peeled mica wound on the conductor bundle is wound, the insulation distance between the conductor bundles becomes longer because it passes through the peeled mica layer, the insulation resistance increases, and the dielectric strength of the coil increases. improves. In addition, the impregnated inorganic resin has a small thermal expansion and a large thermal expansion of the conductor, so that a difference in elongation occurs between the resin and the conductor. However, glass mica tape using peeled mica acts as a cushion between the resin and the conductor to absorb the difference in elongation. By winding the coil end with a glass tape, when the coil end is formed and impregnated with an inorganic heat-resistant resin, the resin is prevented from flowing out, and the resin adheres to the glass tape to increase the heat resistance of the coil end.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

第1図はこの発明の実施例方法によるスロットの断面
図、第2図はこの発明の実施例方法による絶縁導体の斜
視図、第3図はこの発明の他の実施例方法による耐熱性
コイルの断面図、第4図は第3図の(a)部拡大図、第
5図は従来の耐熱性コイル製造方法による固定子の一部
断面図、第6図は第5図のVI−VI断面図である。 1:耐熱絶縁電線、1a:導体、1b:無機質ワニス、2:上コイ
ル、3:下コイル、7:ガラステープ、8:樹脂、9:ガラスマ
イカテープ、9a:はがしマイカ。
FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a slot according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an insulated conductor according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a view of a heat-resistant coil according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of part (a) of FIG. 3, FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a stator by a conventional heat-resistant coil manufacturing method, and FIG. 6 is a VI-VI cross section of FIG. FIG. 1: heat-resistant insulated wire, 1a: conductor, 1b: inorganic varnish, 2: upper coil, 3: lower coil, 7: glass tape, 8: resin, 9: glass mica tape, 9a: peeled mica.

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Claims (2)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】数本ずつ撚った導体束をコイル形状に巻い
て成形する工程と、この成形された導体束に耐熱性のガ
ラスマイカテープあるいはガラスマイカシートを巻いて
一束の絶縁導体とする工程と、この絶縁導体からなる複
数個のコイルのコイル辺をスロットに順次拾い込み鉄心
の複数のコイルを装着する工程と、耐熱性の無機質の樹
脂を含浸し加熱硬化する工程とを含むことを特徴とする
耐熱性コイルの製造方法。
1. A step of winding and shaping a conductor bundle twisted by several wires into a coil shape, and winding a heat-resistant glass mica tape or a glass mica sheet around the formed conductor bundle to form a bundle of insulated conductors. And a step of sequentially picking up the coil sides of the plurality of coils made of the insulated conductor into the slots and mounting the plurality of coils of the iron core, and a step of impregnating with a heat-resistant inorganic resin and heat-curing. A method for producing a heat-resistant coil.
【請求項2】無機質のワニスをコーテイングした数本の
導体からなる導体束にはがしマイカを用いたガラスマイ
カテープあるいはガラスマイカシートを巻いて一束の絶
縁導体とする工程と、この絶縁導体を回転電機のコイル
の形状に巻いて成形する工程と、この複数個のコイルの
コイル辺をスロットに順次拾い込み鉄心に複数のコイル
を装着する工程と、前記鉄心端部より突き出たコイルエ
ンド部をガラステープで成形,固定する工程と、耐熱性
の無機質の樹脂を含浸し加熱硬化する工程とを含むこと
を特徴とする耐熱性コイルの製造方法。
2. A step of winding a glass mica tape or a glass mica sheet using peeled mica into a conductor bundle composed of several conductors coated with an inorganic varnish to form a bundle of insulated conductors, and rotating the insulated conductor. Winding the coil into the shape of the coil of the electric machine, forming the coil, sequentially picking up the coil sides of the plurality of coils into the slots, and mounting the plurality of coils on the iron core, and forming the coil end portion protruding from the end of the iron core into glass. A method for producing a heat-resistant coil, comprising: a step of forming and fixing with a tape; and a step of impregnating a heat-resistant inorganic resin and curing by heating.
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