JP6350309B2 - Manufacturing method of flat wire and manufacturing method of stator for rotating electrical machine - Google Patents

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JP6350309B2 JP2015014675A JP2015014675A JP6350309B2 JP 6350309 B2 JP6350309 B2 JP 6350309B2 JP 2015014675 A JP2015014675 A JP 2015014675A JP 2015014675 A JP2015014675 A JP 2015014675A JP 6350309 B2 JP6350309 B2 JP 6350309B2
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本発明は、丸線素材から平角線を製造する方法、及び平角線を用いて回転電機用ステータを製造する方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a flat wire from a round wire material, and a method for manufacturing a stator for a rotating electrical machine using the flat wire.

電動機、発電機等の回転電機においては、ステータのスロットに配置するコイルを、断面矩形形状又は断面扁平形状の平角線から形成することが行われている。平角線は丸線に比べて高価であるため、コストの低減を目的として、丸線を圧延して平角線を成形することが知られている。例えば、特許文献1の平角線コイル製造装置及び平角線コイル製造方法においては、丸素線を平角成形ロールによって押し潰して、長方形の断面を有する平角線を成形することが記載されている。また、平角線を巻型に巻き取って、平角線コイルを成形することが記載されている。   In a rotating electrical machine such as an electric motor or a generator, a coil disposed in a slot of a stator is formed from a rectangular wire having a rectangular cross section or a flat cross section. Since a flat wire is more expensive than a round wire, it is known to form a flat wire by rolling the round wire for the purpose of cost reduction. For example, in the flat wire coil manufacturing apparatus and the flat wire coil manufacturing method of Patent Document 1, it is described that a round wire is crushed by a flat forming roll to form a rectangular wire having a rectangular cross section. Further, it describes that a rectangular wire is wound around a winding mold to form a rectangular coil.

また、平角線同士を接合する際には、平角線の端部における絶縁被膜層を剥離し、この剥離によって露出した導体層の露出部分同士を重ね合わせて接合している。例えば、特許文献2の皮膜付平角線の皮膜剥離方法及び皮膜剥離装置においては、皮膜付平角線の端部の皮膜を加工手段によって剥離することが記載されている。   Further, when joining the rectangular wires, the insulating coating layer at the ends of the rectangular wires is peeled off, and the exposed portions of the conductor layers exposed by the peeling are overlapped and joined. For example, in the film peeling method and the film peeling apparatus for a flat wire with a film disclosed in Patent Document 2, it is described that the film at the end of the flat wire with a film is peeled by a processing means.

特開2000−82628号公報JP 2000-82628 A 特開2014−60860号公報JP 2014-60860 A

しかしながら、平角線同士を接合する際に、平角線同士を重ね合わせたときには、導体層の露出部分の表面と、平角線の絶縁被膜層の表面との間の段差によって、露出部分の表面同士の間には隙間が生じる。そのため、この隙間をなくすように導体層の露出部分を挟持し変形させて、この導体層の露出部分同士を接触させる必要が生じる。また、導体層の露出部分同士を挟持するために、この露出部分を必要以上に長くする必要が生じる。特許文献2等においても、この問題は同様に生じる。   However, when joining the flat wires, when the flat wires are overlapped with each other, a step between the exposed surface of the conductor layer and the surface of the insulating coating layer of the flat wire causes a difference between the surfaces of the exposed portions. There is a gap between them. Therefore, it is necessary to sandwich and deform the exposed portions of the conductor layer so as to eliminate the gap, and to bring the exposed portions of the conductor layer into contact with each other. Further, in order to sandwich the exposed portions of the conductor layer, it is necessary to make the exposed portions longer than necessary. This problem also occurs in Patent Document 2 and the like.

本発明は、かかる背景に鑑みてなされたもので、導体露出部における導体層同士の接合を容易にすることができ、導体露出部を短くすることができる平角線の製造方法及び回転電機用ステータの製造方法を提供しようとして得られたものである。   The present invention has been made in view of such a background, and a method of manufacturing a rectangular wire and a stator for a rotating electrical machine that can facilitate joining of conductor layers in a conductor exposed portion and can shorten the conductor exposed portion. It was obtained in an attempt to provide a manufacturing method.

本発明の一態様は、導通性の導体層と、該導体層の表面に形成された絶縁性の被膜層とからなる断面円形状の丸線素材における所定位置の上記被膜層を剥離して、導体露出部を形成する剥離工程と、
上記丸線素材における、上記導体露出部と、該導体露出部以外の導体被覆部及び境界部とを成形して、少なくとも一対の平面部を有する平角線を得る成形工程と、を含むことを特徴とする平角線の製造方法にある。
One aspect of the present invention is to peel off the coating layer at a predetermined position in a circular wire material having a circular cross section made of a conductive conductor layer and an insulating coating layer formed on the surface of the conductor layer, A peeling step for forming a conductor exposed portion;
Forming the conductor exposed portion, and the conductor covering portion and the boundary portion other than the conductor exposed portion to obtain a rectangular wire having at least a pair of flat portions in the round wire material. In the manufacturing method of the flat wire.

本発明の他の態様は、上記平角線の製造方法によって製造された平角線を用いた回転電機用ステータの製造方法であって、
上記平角線からコイルを形成するコイル形成工程と、
複数の上記コイルを、ステータコアのスロットに配置する配置工程と、
上記平角線における上記導体露出部と、他の上記平角線における上記導体露出部とを重ね合わせて接合する接合工程と、を含むことを特徴とする回転電機用ステータの製造方法にある。
Another aspect of the present invention is a method for manufacturing a stator for a rotating electrical machine using a rectangular wire manufactured by the method for manufacturing a rectangular wire,
A coil forming step of forming a coil from the flat wire;
An arrangement step of arranging the plurality of coils in slots of the stator core;
A method of manufacturing a stator for a rotating electrical machine, comprising: a joining step of superposing and joining the conductor exposed portion in the flat wire and the conductor exposed portion in another flat wire.

上記平角線の製造方法においては、成形工程を行う前に、剥離工程を行っておくことにより、被膜層を剥離した導体露出部同士の接合を簡単にする。
剥離工程においては、丸線素材における、所定位置の被膜層を剥離して、導体露出部を形成する。このとき、導体露出部と導体被覆部との間の境界部において、導体露出部における導体層の表面と、導体被覆部における被膜層の表面との間には、段差が形成される。また、導体露出部は、丸線素材の中間位置及び端部位置のいずれの位置に形成することもできる。丸線素材に対して剥離工程を行うことにより、被膜層の剥離を行う装置の構成を極めて簡単にすることができる。
In the manufacturing method of the said flat wire, joining of the conductor exposed parts which peeled the film layer is simplified by performing a peeling process before performing a shaping | molding process.
In the peeling step, the coating layer at a predetermined position in the round wire material is peeled to form a conductor exposed portion. At this time, a step is formed between the surface of the conductor layer in the conductor exposed portion and the surface of the coating layer in the conductor covered portion at the boundary portion between the conductor exposed portion and the conductor covered portion. In addition, the conductor exposed portion can be formed at any position between the intermediate position and the end position of the round wire material. By performing the peeling process on the round wire material, the configuration of the apparatus for peeling the coating layer can be greatly simplified.

次いで、成形工程においては、丸線素材の全体である、導体露出部、導体被覆部及び境界部を成形して、少なくとも一対の平面部を有する平角線を得る。このとき、丸線素材が平角線に成形される過程において、導体露出部及び導体被覆部が境界部を介して連続的に成形され、導体露出部における導体層の表面と、導体被覆部(丸線素材)における被膜層の表面との間の段差が小さくなる。そのため、平角線同士を接合する際には、導体露出部をほとんど変形させることなく、導体露出部における導体層同士を重ね合わせることができる。
それ故、上記平角線の製造方法によれば、平角線の導体露出部における導体層同士の接合を容易にすることができ、導体露出部を短くすることができる。
Next, in the forming step, the conductor exposed portion, the conductor covering portion, and the boundary portion, which are the entire round wire material, are formed to obtain a rectangular wire having at least a pair of flat portions. At this time, in the process in which the round wire material is formed into a flat wire, the conductor exposed portion and the conductor covering portion are continuously formed via the boundary portion, and the surface of the conductor layer in the conductor exposed portion and the conductor covering portion (round The level difference between the surface of the coating layer in the wire material) is reduced. Therefore, when joining the flat wires, the conductor layers in the conductor exposed portion can be overlapped with each other without substantially deforming the conductor exposed portion.
Therefore, according to the above method for producing a rectangular wire, the conductor layers in the conductor exposed portion of the rectangular wire can be easily joined, and the conductor exposed portion can be shortened.

なお、平角線とは、互いに反対側に位置する一対の平面部を少なくとも有している断面形状の線のことをいう。そして、平角線には、断面矩形形状を有するものだけでなく、断面扁平形状を有するものも含まれる。また、断面矩形形状には、断面長方形状だけでなく、断面正方形状も含まれる。   In addition, a flat wire means the line of the cross-sectional shape which has at least a pair of plane part located in the mutually opposite side. In addition, the flat wire includes not only a rectangular cross section but also a flat cross section. The rectangular cross section includes not only a rectangular cross section but also a square cross section.

上記回転電機用ステータの製造方法においては、上記剥離工程及び成形工程を行って製造した平角線を用いることにより、接合工程において、平角線の導体露出部における導体層同士の接合を容易にすることができ、導体露出部を短くすることができる。   In the method for manufacturing a stator for a rotating electrical machine, by using a rectangular wire manufactured by performing the peeling step and the forming step, the conductor layers can be easily joined to each other at the conductor exposed portion of the rectangular wire in the joining step. The exposed conductor can be shortened.

実施例にかかる、丸線素材に剥離工程を行って、導体露出部を形成する状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the state which performs a peeling process to a round wire raw material concerning an Example, and forms a conductor exposed part. 実施例にかかる、導体露出部が形成された丸線素材を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the round wire raw material in which the conductor exposed part was formed concerning an Example. 実施例にかかる、丸線素材に圧延工程を行って、断面矩形形状の平角線を成形する状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the state which performs a rolling process to a round wire raw material concerning an Example, and shape | molds a rectangular wire with a rectangular cross section. 実施例にかかる、圧延工程によって丸線素材から成形した平角線の断面を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the cross section of the flat wire shape | molded from the round wire raw material by the rolling process concerning an Example. 実施例にかかる、平角線に伸長工程を行って、必要とする断面積に成形する状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the state which performs the expansion | extension process to a flat wire concerning an Example, and shape | molds in the required cross-sectional area. 実施例にかかる、伸長工程によって断面積が縮小された平角線の断面を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the cross section of the rectangular wire by which the cross-sectional area was reduced by the expansion | extension process concerning an Example. 実施例にかかる、導体露出部が形成された平角線を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the flat wire in which the conductor exposed part concerning Example was formed. 実施例にかかる、丸線素材に圧延工程を行って、断面扁平形状の平角線を成形する状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the state which performs a rolling process to a round wire raw material concerning an Example, and shape | molds the flat wire of a cross-sectional flat shape. 実施例にかかる、平角線から形成されたコイルを示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the coil formed from the flat wire concerning an Example. 実施例にかかる、平角線の導体露出部における導体層同士を接合する状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the state which joins the conductor layers in the conductor exposed part of a flat wire concerning an Example.

上述した平角線の製造方法における好ましい実施の形態について説明する。
上記平角線の製造方法の上記成形工程においては、上記導体露出部、上記導体被覆部及び上記境界部を有する上記丸線素材を、互いに対向して回転する一対のロール間に通して、断面扁平形状の上記平角線に圧延してもよい。
この場合、圧延を行う際には、導体露出部、導体被覆部及び境界部を有する断面円形状の丸線素材を、互いに対向して回転する一対のロール間に通す。そして、平角線は、互いに反対側に位置する一対の平面部と、一対の平面部同士を繋ぐ一対の円弧部とによる断面扁平形状に形成される。なお、丸線素材には、一対のロールによる圧縮力と、丸線素材を引っ張る手段による引張力とを作用させることができる。
A preferred embodiment of the above-described flat wire manufacturing method will be described.
In the forming step of the method for manufacturing the flat wire, the round wire material having the conductor exposed portion, the conductor covering portion, and the boundary portion is passed between a pair of rolls that rotate opposite to each other, and is flattened in cross section. You may roll to the said rectangular wire of a shape.
In this case, when rolling, a circular wire material having a circular cross section having a conductor exposed portion, a conductor coating portion, and a boundary portion is passed between a pair of rolls that rotate opposite to each other. And a flat wire is formed in the cross-sectional flat shape by a pair of plane part located in the mutually opposite side, and a pair of circular arc part which connects a pair of plane part. In addition, the compression force by a pair of roll and the tensile force by the means to pull the round wire material can be applied to the round wire material.

また、上記成形工程においては、上記導体露出部、上記導体被覆部及び上記境界部を有する上記丸線素材を、互いに対向して回転する一対の第1ロールと、該一対の第1ロールに直交して、互いに対向して回転する一対の第2ロールとの間に通して、断面矩形形状の上記平角線に圧延してもよい。
この場合、圧延を行う際には、導体露出部、導体被覆部及び境界部を有する断面円形状の丸線素材を、一対の第1ロール及び一対の第2ロールの間に通す。そして、平角線は、互いに反対側に位置する一対の第1平面部と、一対の第1平面部に直交する一対の第2平面部とによる断面矩形形状に形成される。なお、丸線素材には、一対の第1ロール及び一対の第2ロールによる圧縮力と、丸線素材を引っ張る手段による引張力とを作用させることができる。
Further, in the forming step, the conductor exposed portion, the conductor covering portion, and the round wire material having the boundary portion are orthogonal to the pair of first rolls and the pair of first rolls. And you may roll between the pair of 2nd rolls which rotate facing each other, and you may roll to the said rectangular wire of a cross-sectional rectangular shape.
In this case, when rolling, a circular wire material having a circular cross section having a conductor exposed portion, a conductor covering portion, and a boundary portion is passed between the pair of first rolls and the pair of second rolls. The rectangular wire is formed in a rectangular cross-section with a pair of first plane portions positioned on opposite sides and a pair of second plane portions orthogonal to the pair of first plane portions. In addition, the compression force by a pair of 1st roll and a pair of 2nd roll, and the tensile force by the means to pull a round wire material can be made to act on a round wire raw material.

また、上記成形工程において、上記丸線素材を上記平角線に圧延した後には、該平角線を、該平角線のアスペクト比を維持して伸長させて、必要とする断面積に成形してもよい。
この場合には、丸線素材に圧延と伸長とを行うことによって、被膜層に加わる圧力を低減して、必要とする平角線を製造することができる。ここで、アスペクト比とは、平角線の断面形状における、縦の長さと横の長さとの比のことをいう。
Further, in the forming step, the round wire material after rolling in the rectangular wire is a flat rectangular wire, by extending maintaining the aspect ratio of the flat rectangular wire, be formed into cross-sectional area in need Good.
In this case, by rolling and stretching the round wire material, the pressure applied to the coating layer can be reduced, and the required rectangular wire can be manufactured. Here, the aspect ratio refers to the ratio of the vertical length to the horizontal length in the cross-sectional shape of the rectangular wire.

そして、丸線素材の圧延は、平角線の断面積を小さくし過ぎない程度に行う。次いで、平角線を、そのアスペクト比を維持して伸長させる。このとき、平角線には、平角線を引っ張る手段による引張力が作用し、圧縮力は作用しない。これにより、被膜層に劣化が生じにくくすることができる。そして、被膜層が長手方向に重点的に引き延ばされ、平角線が、必要とする断面積に成形される。このとき、被膜層の厚みが減少するものの、伸長による被膜層の厚みの減少率は、圧延による被膜層の厚みの減少率に比べて小さい。これにより、平角線における絶縁低下を小さく抑えることができる。   And rolling of a round wire raw material is performed to such an extent that the cross-sectional area of a flat wire is not made too small. The flat wire is then stretched while maintaining its aspect ratio. At this time, a tensile force by means for pulling the flat wire acts on the flat wire, and no compressive force acts on the flat wire. Thereby, it can be made difficult to produce deterioration in the coating layer. Then, the coating layer is stretched mainly in the longitudinal direction, and a flat wire is formed into a required cross-sectional area. At this time, although the thickness of the coating layer decreases, the reduction rate of the thickness of the coating layer due to elongation is smaller than the reduction rate of the thickness of the coating layer due to rolling. Thereby, the insulation fall in a rectangular wire can be suppressed small.

また、上記剥離工程においては、上記丸線素材の外周面に対向させる剥離具又は剥離装置を用い、該剥離具又は該剥離装置と上記丸線素材とを、該丸線素材の周方向に相対的に回転させて、上記所定位置の上記被膜層を剥離してもよい。
この場合には、切削具によって、丸線素材の周方向の全周における被膜層を連続して剥離することができる。そのため、所定位置の被膜層を迅速に、目標とする厚みで精度よく剥離することができる。
Moreover, in the said peeling process, the peeling tool or peeling apparatus made to oppose the outer peripheral surface of the said round wire raw material is used, and this peeling tool or this peeling apparatus and the said round wire raw material are made relative to the circumferential direction of this round wire raw material. And the coating layer at the predetermined position may be peeled off.
In this case, the coating layer on the entire circumference in the circumferential direction of the round wire material can be continuously peeled by the cutting tool. Therefore, the coating layer at a predetermined position can be quickly and accurately peeled at the target thickness.

また、上記剥離工程においては、上記導体露出部を形成する上記所定位置を、上記丸線素材における中間位置及び両端位置に設定し、上記剥離工程を行った後であって上記成形工程を行う前、又は該成形工程を行った後において、上記丸線素材又は上記平角線を、上記中間位置の上記導体露出部において2つに分断してもよい。
この場合には、製造する複数の平角線に対して、剥離工程を同時に行うことになり、剥離工程の短縮化を図ることができる。
Moreover, in the said peeling process, after setting the said predetermined position which forms the said conductor exposed part to the intermediate position and both ends position in the said round wire raw material, and after performing the said peeling process, before performing the said molding process Alternatively, after the forming step, the round wire material or the flat wire may be divided into two at the conductor exposed portion at the intermediate position.
In this case, the peeling process is simultaneously performed on a plurality of rectangular wires to be manufactured, and the peeling process can be shortened.

以下に、平角線の製造方法及び回転電機用ステータの製造方法にかかる実施例について、図面を参照して説明する。
本例の平角線1の製造方法においては、図1に示すように、剥離工程として、丸線素材10における所定位置の被膜層3を剥離して、導体露出部21を形成する。丸線素材10は、断面円形状を有しており、導通性の導体層2と、導体層2の表面201に形成された絶縁性の被膜層3とからなる。丸線素材10における、導体露出部21が形成されていない部分を、導体被覆部22とし、導体露出部21と導体被覆部22との境界部分を境界部23とする。
次いで、図3〜図6に示すように、成形工程として、丸線素材2における、導体露出部21、導体被覆部22及び境界部23を成形して、断面矩形形状の平角線1を得る。
Below, the Example concerning the manufacturing method of a flat wire and the manufacturing method of the stator for rotary electric machines is described with reference to drawings.
In the manufacturing method of the flat wire 1 of this example, as shown in FIG. 1, as a peeling process, the coating layer 3 at a predetermined position in the round wire material 10 is peeled to form a conductor exposed portion 21. The round wire material 10 has a circular cross section, and includes a conductive conductor layer 2 and an insulating coating layer 3 formed on the surface 201 of the conductor layer 2. In the round wire material 10, a portion where the conductor exposed portion 21 is not formed is referred to as a conductor covering portion 22, and a boundary portion between the conductor exposed portion 21 and the conductor covering portion 22 is referred to as a boundary portion 23.
Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 6, as a forming step, the conductor exposed portion 21, the conductor covering portion 22, and the boundary portion 23 in the round wire material 2 are formed to obtain a rectangular wire 1 having a rectangular cross section.

まず、本例の平角線1の製造方法について詳説する。
図9に示すように、本例の平角線1は、電動機、発電機、モータジェネレータ等として用いられる回転電機のステータコア5に配置されるコイル4に使用される。平角線1は、コイル4の形状に形成され、導体露出部21における導体層2を介して、コイル4の形状に形成された他の平角線1と接合される。平角線1は、互いに反対側に位置する一対の平面部11と、一対の平面部11同士を繋ぐ一対の側面部12とによる断面矩形形状を有している。一対の平面部11は、断面矩形形状における一対の長辺部を構成し、一対の側面部12は、断面矩形形状における一対の短辺部を構成する。
First, the manufacturing method of the flat wire 1 of this example is explained in detail.
As shown in FIG. 9, the rectangular wire 1 of this example is used for the coil 4 arrange | positioned at the stator core 5 of the rotary electric machine used as an electric motor, a generator, a motor generator, etc. As shown in FIG. The flat wire 1 is formed in the shape of the coil 4 and is joined to another flat wire 1 formed in the shape of the coil 4 via the conductor layer 2 in the conductor exposed portion 21. The flat wire 1 has a rectangular cross-section formed by a pair of flat surface portions 11 located on opposite sides and a pair of side surface portions 12 that connect the pair of flat surface portions 11 to each other. The pair of flat portions 11 constitutes a pair of long sides in a rectangular cross section, and the pair of side portions 12 constitutes a pair of short sides in a rectangular cross section.

図1、図2に示すように、本例の剥離工程においては、丸線素材10の外周面に対向させる剥離具61を用い、剥離具61と丸線素材10とを、丸線素材10の周方向Cに相対的に回転させて、所定位置としての中間位置101及び両端位置102の被膜層3を剥離する。剥離工程においては、丸線素材10を支持して、丸線素材10を、その中心軸線の回りに回転させる回転支持装置62を用いる。   As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in the peeling process of this example, a peeling tool 61 that is opposed to the outer peripheral surface of the round wire material 10 is used, and the peeling tool 61 and the round wire material 10 are By rotating relatively in the circumferential direction C, the coating layer 3 at the intermediate position 101 and the both end positions 102 as predetermined positions is peeled off. In the peeling process, a rotation support device 62 that supports the round wire material 10 and rotates the round wire material 10 around its central axis is used.

本例の剥離具61は、丸線素材10の外周面における周方向Cの一部に接触して、被膜層3を切削又は研削する工具である。そして、丸線素材10を回転支持装置62によって回転させ、回転する丸線素材10の外周面に剥離具61を接触させることによって、丸線素材10の中間位置101における被膜層3の全周を連続的に剥離する。また、この剥離を行う際には、剥離具61を丸線素材10の長手方向(軸方向)Lにスライドさせて、被膜層3を剥離する長手方向Lの位置を変化させることができる。
なお、剥離具61を用いる代わりに、被膜層3を溶融させて除去する剥離装置を用いることもできる。この剥離装置は、例えば、非接触の加工としてのレーザー加工を行うレーザー加工装置とすることができる。
The peeling tool 61 of this example is a tool that contacts or partially cuts or grinds the coating layer 3 on the outer circumferential surface of the round wire material 10 in the circumferential direction C. Then, the entire circumference of the coating layer 3 at the intermediate position 101 of the round wire material 10 is obtained by rotating the round wire material 10 by the rotation support device 62 and bringing the peeling tool 61 into contact with the outer peripheral surface of the rotating round wire material 10. Peel continuously. Moreover, when performing this peeling, the peeling tool 61 can be slid to the longitudinal direction (axial direction) L of the round wire raw material 10, and the position of the longitudinal direction L which peels the coating layer 3 can be changed.
Instead of using the peeling tool 61, a peeling device that melts and removes the coating layer 3 can also be used. This peeling apparatus can be, for example, a laser processing apparatus that performs laser processing as non-contact processing.

本例の成形工程においては、圧延工程及び伸長工程を行って、丸線素材10から平角線1を成形する。圧延工程においては、図3に示すように、導体露出部21、導体被覆部22及び境界部23を有する断面円形状の丸線素材10を、互いに対向して回転する一対の第1ロール71と、一対の第1ロール71に直交して、互いに対向して回転する一対の第2ロール72との間に通す。そして、図4に示すように、導体露出部21、導体被覆部22及び境界部23が所望のアスペクト比になるように、丸線素材10を断面矩形形状の平角線1に圧延する。
このとき、一対の第1ロール71によって一対の平面部11が成形され、一対の第2ロール72によって一対の側面部12が成形される。また、一対の平面部11及び一対の側面部12は、一対の第1ロール71及び一対の第2ロール72によって圧縮される(押し潰される)ことによって形成される。
In the forming process of this example, the flat wire 1 is formed from the round wire material 10 by performing a rolling process and an extending process. In the rolling step, as shown in FIG. 3, a pair of first rolls 71 that rotate a circular wire material 10 having a circular cross section having a conductor exposed portion 21, a conductor covering portion 22, and a boundary portion 23 to face each other, , Passing between a pair of second rolls 72 that are orthogonal to the pair of first rolls 71 and rotate opposite to each other. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the round wire material 10 is rolled into a rectangular wire 1 having a rectangular cross section so that the conductor exposed portion 21, the conductor covering portion 22 and the boundary portion 23 have a desired aspect ratio.
At this time, a pair of flat surface portions 11 are formed by the pair of first rolls 71, and a pair of side surface portions 12 are formed by the pair of second rolls 72. Further, the pair of flat surface portions 11 and the pair of side surface portions 12 are formed by being compressed (squeezed) by the pair of first rolls 71 and the pair of second rolls 72.

圧延工程においては、一対の第1ロール71の間及び一対の第2ロール72の間に、丸線素材10を2回以上通すことによって、丸線素材10を圧延することもできる。丸線素材10は、一対の第1ロール71及び一対の第2ロール72の間に同時に通過させることができる。また、一対の第1ロール71の間に丸線素材10を通過させて扁平線に成形した後、この扁平線を一対の第2ロール72の間に通過させて、断面矩形形状(断面長方形状、断面正方形状)の平角線1に成形することもできる。
また、図8に示すように、一対の第1ロール71の間にのみ丸線素材10を通すことにより、一対の側面部12は、丸線素材10の表面形状が残った円弧形状とすることもできる。この場合、平角線1は、断面扁平形状に形成される。
In the rolling process, the round wire material 10 can also be rolled by passing the round wire material 10 twice or more between the pair of first rolls 71 and between the pair of second rolls 72. The round wire material 10 can be simultaneously passed between the pair of first rolls 71 and the pair of second rolls 72. Further, after the round wire material 10 is passed between the pair of first rolls 71 and formed into a flat wire, the flat wire is passed between the pair of second rolls 72 to form a rectangular cross section (a rectangular cross section). , A rectangular wire 1 having a square cross section).
Further, as shown in FIG. 8, by passing the round wire material 10 only between the pair of first rolls 71, the pair of side surface portions 12 have an arc shape in which the surface shape of the round wire material 10 remains. You can also. In this case, the flat wire 1 is formed in a flat cross-sectional shape.

図4、図6に示すように、圧延工程において圧延された平角線1における導体露出部21、導体被覆部22及び境界部23のアスペクト比は、1:1〜1:6の範囲内にある。アスペクト比は、断面矩形形状において、長辺部を構成する平面部11の長さと、短辺部を構成する側面部12の長さとの比によって表される。なお、導体露出部21のアスペクト比は、特に側面部12が円弧形状に形成される場合には、被膜層3の厚みの分だけ、導体被覆部22のアスペクト比と僅かに異なることがある。
また、伸長工程においては、図5、図6に示すように、導体被覆部22のアスペクト比を維持して平角線1を伸長させ、平角線1を、必要とする断面積に成形する。なお、図3〜図6においては、圧延工程を行った後の平角線1を符号1Aで示す。
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the aspect ratios of the conductor exposed portion 21, the conductor covering portion 22, and the boundary portion 23 in the rectangular wire 1 rolled in the rolling process are in the range of 1: 1 to 1: 6. . The aspect ratio is represented by a ratio between the length of the flat surface portion 11 constituting the long side portion and the length of the side surface portion 12 constituting the short side portion in the rectangular cross section. Note that the aspect ratio of the conductor exposed portion 21 may be slightly different from the aspect ratio of the conductor covering portion 22 by the thickness of the coating layer 3, particularly when the side surface portion 12 is formed in an arc shape.
Further, in the extension step, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the flat wire 1 is extended while maintaining the aspect ratio of the conductor covering portion 22, and the flat wire 1 is formed into a required cross-sectional area. In addition, in FIGS. 3-6, the rectangular wire 1 after performing a rolling process is shown with the code | symbol 1A.

本例の剥離工程においては、図2に示すように、丸線素材10における、中間位置101及び両端位置102の被膜層3を剥離して、複数の導体露出部21を形成する。このとき、導体露出部21と導体被覆部22との間の境界部23において、複数の導体露出部21における導体層2の表面201と、丸線素材10における、導体露出部21以外の部分である導体被覆部22の被膜層3の表面301との間には、段差31が形成される。また、剥離工程を行った後には、丸線素材10を、中間位置101の導体露出部21において2つに分断する。そして、導体露出部21が両端部に形成された2本の丸線素材10を形成する。
本例においては、丸線素材10をその中心軸線の回りに回転させながら、剥離具61によって、丸線素材10における周方向Cの全周の被膜層3を剥離することができる。そのため、被膜層3の剥離を行う装置の構成を極めて簡単にすることができる。
In the peeling process of this example, as shown in FIG. 2, the coating layer 3 at the intermediate position 101 and both end positions 102 in the round wire material 10 is peeled to form a plurality of exposed conductor portions 21. At this time, at the boundary portion 23 between the conductor exposed portion 21 and the conductor covering portion 22, the surface 201 of the conductor layer 2 in the plurality of conductor exposed portions 21 and the portion other than the conductor exposed portion 21 in the round wire material 10. A step 31 is formed between the surface 301 of the coating layer 3 of a certain conductor covering portion 22. Further, after the peeling process is performed, the round wire material 10 is divided into two at the conductor exposed portion 21 at the intermediate position 101. And the two round wire raw material 10 in which the conductor exposed part 21 was formed in the both ends is formed.
In this example, the coating layer 3 on the entire circumference in the circumferential direction C of the round wire material 10 can be peeled off by the peeling tool 61 while rotating the round wire material 10 around its central axis. Therefore, the configuration of the apparatus for peeling the coating layer 3 can be greatly simplified.

圧延工程においては、図3に示すように、引張手段73によって丸線素材10の先端部103を引っ張りながら、丸線素材10を、回転する一対の第1ロール71及び第2ロール72の間に、丸線素材10を長手方向Lに通過させる。このとき、丸線素材10には、一対の第1ロール71及び一対の第2ロール72による圧縮力と引張手段73による引張力とが作用する。そして、丸線素材10の圧延は、導体被覆部22が所望のアスペクト比の断面矩形形状になるまで行い、平角線1の断面積を小さくし過ぎない程度に行う。本例においては、圧延前の丸線素材10の断面積を基準として、丸線素材10の断面積の減少率が6%以下の範囲内で、丸線素材10を圧延する。   In the rolling process, as shown in FIG. 3, the pulling means 73 pulls the tip 103 of the round wire material 10, and the round wire material 10 is moved between a pair of rotating first roll 71 and second roll 72. The round wire 10 is passed in the longitudinal direction L. At this time, the compression force by the pair of first rolls 71 and the pair of second rolls 72 and the tensile force by the tension means 73 act on the round wire material 10. The rolling of the round wire material 10 is performed until the conductor covering portion 22 has a rectangular cross section with a desired aspect ratio, and is performed so as not to make the cross sectional area of the flat wire 1 too small. In this example, based on the cross-sectional area of the round wire material 10 before rolling, the round wire material 10 is rolled within a range where the reduction rate of the cross-sectional area of the round wire material 10 is 6% or less.

次いで、伸長工程においては、図5に示すように、引張手段73によって平角線1の先端部103を引っ張って、平角線1を、そのアスペクト比を維持して伸長させる。このとき、平角線1には、引張手段73による引張力が作用し、圧縮力は作用しない。これにより、被膜層3に劣化が生じにくくすることができる。そして、被膜層3が長手方向Lに重点的に引き延ばされ、平角線1が、必要とする断面積に成形される。本例においては、圧延前の丸線素材10の断面積を基準として、平角線1の断面積の減少率が12%以下の範囲内で、平角線1を伸長する。   Next, in the extension step, as shown in FIG. 5, the tip 103 of the flat wire 1 is pulled by the tension means 73, and the flat wire 1 is extended while maintaining its aspect ratio. At this time, a tensile force by the tension means 73 acts on the flat wire 1 and no compressive force acts. As a result, the coating layer 3 can be made difficult to deteriorate. And the coating layer 3 is extended mainly in the longitudinal direction L, and the flat wire 1 is shape | molded by the required cross-sectional area. In this example, the rectangular wire 1 is extended within a range in which the reduction rate of the sectional area of the rectangular wire 1 is 12% or less with reference to the sectional area of the round wire material 10 before rolling.

また、伸長工程においては、被膜層3の厚みが減少するものの、伸長工程における被膜層3の厚みの減少率は、圧延工程における被膜層3の厚みの減少率に比べて小さい。これにより、平角線1における絶縁低下を小さく抑えることができる。
また、平角線1を加工してコイル4を形成する際に、曲げ、伸び等の加工ストレスが平角線1に加わって、被膜層3が劣化したとしても、コイル4(被膜層3)に必要な絶縁性能を確保することができる。
Moreover, although the thickness of the coating layer 3 decreases in the stretching process, the decreasing rate of the thickness of the coating layer 3 in the stretching process is smaller than the decreasing rate of the thickness of the coating layer 3 in the rolling process. Thereby, the insulation fall in the flat wire 1 can be suppressed small.
Further, when the flat wire 1 is processed to form the coil 4, even if processing stress such as bending or stretching is applied to the flat wire 1 and the coating layer 3 deteriorates, it is necessary for the coil 4 (the coating layer 3). It is possible to ensure a good insulation performance.

また、圧延工程及び伸長工程においては、上述したように導体露出部21が形成された丸線素材10の全体を、断面矩形形状の平角線1に成形する。このとき、図5、図7に示すように、丸線素材10が平角線1に成形される過程及び平角線1が引き伸ばされる過程において、導体露出部21及び導体被覆部22が境界部23を介して連続的に成形され、導体露出部21における導体層2の表面201と、導体被覆部22における被膜層3の表面301との間の段差31が小さくなる。   Moreover, in the rolling process and the elongation process, the entire round wire material 10 on which the conductor exposed portions 21 are formed as described above is formed into a rectangular wire 1 having a rectangular cross section. At this time, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, in the process of forming the round wire 10 into the flat wire 1 and the process of extending the flat wire 1, the conductor exposed portion 21 and the conductor covering portion 22 form the boundary portion 23. The step 31 between the surface 201 of the conductor layer 2 in the conductor exposed portion 21 and the surface 301 of the coating layer 3 in the conductor covering portion 22 becomes small.

こうして、導体露出部21と導体被覆部22との境界部23の被膜層3に形成されたテーパ部分32は、圧延工程及び伸長工程を経て引き伸ばされて、緩やかなテーパ面に形成される。また、圧延工程における圧延及び伸長工程における伸長の仕方によっては、導体露出部21における導体層2の表面201と導体被覆部22における被膜層3の表面301とが略面一の状態になると考えられる。この場合、境界部23の被膜層3におけるテーパ部分32は、ほとんどなくなると考えられる。   Thus, the taper portion 32 formed in the coating layer 3 at the boundary portion 23 between the conductor exposed portion 21 and the conductor covering portion 22 is stretched through the rolling process and the stretching process to form a gently tapered surface. Further, depending on the rolling method in the rolling process and the stretching process in the stretching process, it is considered that the surface 201 of the conductor layer 2 in the conductor exposed portion 21 and the surface 301 of the coating layer 3 in the conductor coating portion 22 are substantially flush with each other. . In this case, it is considered that the taper portion 32 in the coating layer 3 at the boundary portion 23 is almost eliminated.

次に、本例の回転電機用ステータの製造方法について詳説する。
回転電機用ステータの製造方法においては、剥離工程及び成形工程を経て製造された平角線1を用いてステータを製造する。
まず、コイル形成工程において、図9に示すように、導体露出部21が形成された平角線1に曲げ加工等を行って、コイル4を形成する。このとき、平角線1は、巻枠に巻き付けて螺旋状に形成した後、型枠によって必要な形状に成形することができる。平角線1は、一対の平面部11がステータコア5の径方向に向けられる状態で、コイル4に成形される。また、平角線1によって、コイル4同士を接続するための渡線41等も形成する。
Next, the manufacturing method of the stator for rotary electric machines of this example is explained in detail.
In the method for manufacturing a stator for a rotating electrical machine, a stator is manufactured using a flat wire 1 manufactured through a peeling process and a molding process.
First, in the coil forming step, as shown in FIG. 9, the coil 4 is formed by bending the rectangular wire 1 on which the conductor exposed portion 21 is formed. At this time, the flat wire 1 can be formed into a necessary shape by the mold after being wound around the winding frame and formed in a spiral shape. The flat wire 1 is formed into the coil 4 in a state where the pair of flat portions 11 are directed in the radial direction of the stator core 5. Further, the flat wire 1 also forms a connecting wire 41 for connecting the coils 4 to each other.

次いで、配置工程において、複数のコイル4を、ステータコア5のスロット51に配置する。各コイル4は、分布巻きの状態でステータコア5に配置することができる。
次いで、接合工程において、図10に示すように、コイル4を構成する平角線1の端部と、渡線41を構成する平角線1の端部とを重ね合わせる。このとき、導体露出部21における導体層2の表面201と、導体被覆部22における被膜層3の表面301との間に段差がほとんど形成されていないことにより、導体露出部21における導体層2の表面201同士の間に隙間がほとんど形成されない。これにより、導体露出部21をほとんど変形させることなく、導体露出部21における導体層2同士を接触させることができる。そして、重ね合わされた一対の導体露出部21を加圧具81によって加圧して、溶接、半田付け等によって導体露出部21における導体層2同士を接合することができる。
Next, in the arranging step, the plurality of coils 4 are arranged in the slots 51 of the stator core 5. Each coil 4 can be arranged on the stator core 5 in a distributed winding state.
Next, in the joining step, as shown in FIG. 10, the end of the flat wire 1 constituting the coil 4 and the end of the flat wire 1 constituting the connecting wire 41 are overlapped. At this time, almost no step is formed between the surface 201 of the conductor layer 2 in the conductor exposed portion 21 and the surface 301 of the coating layer 3 in the conductor covering portion 22, whereby the conductor layer 2 in the conductor exposed portion 21 is not formed. Almost no gap is formed between the surfaces 201. Thereby, the conductor layers 2 in the conductor exposed portion 21 can be brought into contact with each other without substantially deforming the conductor exposed portion 21. And the conductor layer 2 in the conductor exposed part 21 can be joined by pressurizing the superimposed conductor exposed part 21 with the pressurizing tool 81 and welding or soldering.

それ故、本例の平角線1の製造方法及び回転電機用ステータの製造方法によれば、平角線1の導体露出部21における導体層2同士の接合を容易にすることができる。また、導体露出部21を短くすることができ、平角線1を用いて製造する回転電機用ステータのコイルエンド部(ステータコア5の端面から突出するコイル4の部分)の外形を小さくすることもできる。   Therefore, according to the manufacturing method of the rectangular wire 1 and the manufacturing method of the stator for a rotating electrical machine of this example, the joining of the conductor layers 2 in the conductor exposed portion 21 of the rectangular wire 1 can be facilitated. Moreover, the conductor exposed part 21 can be shortened, and the external shape of the coil end part (the part of the coil 4 protruding from the end surface of the stator core 5) of the stator for a rotating electrical machine manufactured using the flat wire 1 can also be reduced. .

1 平角線
10 丸線素材
2 導体層
21 導体露出部
22 導体被覆部
23 境界部
3 被膜層
4 コイル
61 剥離具
71 第1ロール
72 第2ロール
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Flat wire 10 Round wire material 2 Conductor layer 21 Conductor exposed part 22 Conductor coating | cover part 23 Boundary part 3 Coating layer 4 Coil 61 Stripping tool 71 1st roll 72 2nd roll

Claims (7)

導通性の導体層と、該導体層の表面に形成された絶縁性の被膜層とからなる断面円形状の丸線素材における所定位置の上記被膜層を剥離して、導体露出部を形成する剥離工程と、
上記丸線素材における、上記導体露出部と、該導体露出部以外の導体被覆部及び境界部とを成形して、少なくとも一対の平面部を有する平角線を得る成形工程と、を含むことを特徴とする平角線の製造方法。
Peeling to form a conductor exposed portion by peeling off the coating layer at a predetermined position in a circular wire material having a circular cross section made of a conductive conductor layer and an insulating coating layer formed on the surface of the conductor layer Process,
Forming the conductor exposed portion, and the conductor covering portion and the boundary portion other than the conductor exposed portion to obtain a rectangular wire having at least a pair of flat portions in the round wire material. A method of manufacturing a flat wire.
上記成形工程においては、上記導体露出部、上記導体被覆部及び上記境界部を有する上記丸線素材を、互いに対向して回転する一対のロール間に通して、断面扁平形状の上記平角線に圧延することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の平角線の製造方法。   In the forming step, the round wire material having the conductor exposed portion, the conductor covering portion, and the boundary portion is passed between a pair of rolls rotating opposite to each other, and rolled into the flat wire having a flat cross section. The manufacturing method of the flat wire of Claim 1 characterized by the above-mentioned. 上記成形工程においては、上記導体露出部、上記導体被覆部及び上記境界部を有する上記丸線素材を、互いに対向して回転する一対の第1ロールと、該一対の第1ロールに直交して、互いに対向して回転する一対の第2ロールとの間に通して、断面矩形形状の上記平角線に圧延することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の平角線の製造方法。   In the molding step, the round wire material having the conductor exposed portion, the conductor covering portion, and the boundary portion is orthogonal to the pair of first rolls and the pair of first rolls. 2. The method for producing a rectangular wire according to claim 1, wherein the rectangular wire is rolled between the pair of second rolls rotating opposite to each other and rolled into the rectangular wire having a rectangular cross section. 上記成形工程において、上記丸線素材を上記平角線に圧延した後には、該平角線を、該平角線のアスペクト比を維持して伸長させて、必要とする断面積に成形することを特徴とする請求項1〜3のいずれか一項に記載の平角線の製造方法。 In the forming step, the round wire material after rolling in the rectangular wire has a feature in that the flat rectangular wire, by extending maintaining the aspect ratio of the flat rectangular wire is formed into a cross-sectional area in need The manufacturing method of the flat wire as described in any one of Claims 1-3. 上記剥離工程においては、上記丸線素材の外周面に対向させる剥離具又は剥離装置を用い、該剥離具又は該剥離装置と上記丸線素材とを、該丸線素材の周方向に相対的に回転させて、上記所定位置の上記被膜層を剥離することを特徴とする請求項1〜4のいずれか一項に記載の平角線の製造方法。   In the peeling step, a peeling tool or peeling device that is opposed to the outer peripheral surface of the round wire material is used, and the peeling tool or the peeling device and the round wire material are relatively moved in the circumferential direction of the round wire material. The method for producing a rectangular wire according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the coating layer is peeled off at a predetermined position by rotation. 上記剥離工程においては、上記導体露出部を形成する上記所定位置を、上記丸線素材における中間位置及び両端位置に設定し、
上記剥離工程を行った後であって上記成形工程を行う前、又は該成形工程を行った後において、上記丸線素材又は上記平角線を、上記中間位置の上記導体露出部において2つに分断することを特徴とする請求項1〜5のいずれか一項に記載の平角線の製造方法。
In the peeling step, the predetermined position for forming the conductor exposed portion is set to an intermediate position and both end positions in the round wire material,
After performing the peeling step and before performing the forming step or after performing the forming step, the round wire material or the flat wire is divided into two at the conductor exposed portion at the intermediate position. The manufacturing method of the flat wire as described in any one of Claims 1-5 characterized by the above-mentioned.
請求項1〜6のいずれか一項に記載の平角線の製造方法によって製造された平角線を用いた回転電機用ステータの製造方法であって、
上記平角線からコイルを形成するコイル形成工程と、
複数の上記コイルを、ステータコアのスロットに配置する配置工程と、
上記平角線における上記導体露出部と、他の上記平角線における上記導体露出部とを重ね合わせて接合する接合工程と、を含むことを特徴とする回転電機用ステータの製造方法。
A method for manufacturing a stator for a rotating electrical machine using a flat wire manufactured by the method for manufacturing a flat wire according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
A coil forming step of forming a coil from the flat wire;
An arrangement step of arranging the plurality of coils in slots of the stator core;
A method of manufacturing a stator for a rotating electrical machine, comprising: a joining step of superimposing and joining the conductor exposed portion in the rectangular wire and the conductor exposed portion in another rectangular wire.
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