JPH0453109A - Resin-molded coil - Google Patents

Resin-molded coil

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JPH0453109A
JPH0453109A JP15762190A JP15762190A JPH0453109A JP H0453109 A JPH0453109 A JP H0453109A JP 15762190 A JP15762190 A JP 15762190A JP 15762190 A JP15762190 A JP 15762190A JP H0453109 A JPH0453109 A JP H0453109A
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resin
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Yoshihiro Ito
善博 伊藤
Takanori Ichikawa
貴則 市川
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Toshiba Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To avoid the degradation of processability of block coils by a method wherein a sleeve made of high strength fibers is impregnated with resin and the resin is cured and the sleeve is cut into square-U shaped coil holders which are fitted to the block coils. CONSTITUTION:Glass fibers 12 having diameters of 50-500mum are woven into a cylindrical shape and, after the woven fibers are impregnated with epoxy resin, the resin is heated and cured to form a square-cylindrical sleeve 11. The sleeve 11 having a height equal to the height h1 in the axial direction of a block coil 15 is cut into square- U shaped coil holders 13. A plurality of the square-U shaped coil holders 13 are fitted to the circumferences of block coils 15 which are composed of wound coil conductors 14 only and the block coils 15 are provided outside an inner core 17. At that time, the sleeves 11 are provided between the respective coil blocks 15 as insulating spacers 16 and the sleeves 11 are also provided between the respective block coils 15 and the inner core 17 as insulating spacers 18. After the respective block coils 15 are connected to each other electrically, an outer mold 20 is attached. After heating, casting resin 5 is cast by vacuum pressurized casting and, after the resin is heated and cured, the molded product is removed from the mold to obtain a unified resin- molded coil.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 [発明の目的] (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は軸方向に複数個に分割したブロックコイルを樹
脂で一体にモールドする樹脂モールドコイルに関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Object of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a resin molded coil in which a block coil divided into a plurality of pieces in the axial direction is integrally molded with resin.

(従来の技術) 従来の樹脂モールドコイルはその優れた耐湿性、耐しん
性、絶縁性からモールド変圧器、モールド変成器等重電
機器にも多く用いられている。樹脂モールドコイルの製
造方法には各種あるが、一般的には金型が使用され、金
型内にコイルを収納し、コイルと金型およびコイルが複
数個のブロックコイルからなる場合にはブロックコイル
間の寸法を適当な間隔に保った状態で、その間隙あるい
はブロックコイル間にエポキシ樹脂などの注型樹脂を注
入し加熱硬化させて一体のモールドコイルにするモール
ド方式が採用されている。この場合、コイル自体は絶縁
上有利となるように、軸方向に複数個のブロックコイル
に分割し、このブロックコイルを電気的に接続すること
によって一相分の電磁コイルを形成し、これを金型内に
収納して樹脂でモールドする方式がとられている。しか
し、ブロックコイル相互間、あるいは金型とブロックコ
イル間の間隔を保つにはその間隔に合った寸法の絶縁2
ノ、ペーサが必要となる3、絶縁スベー()の取扱いζ
、゛よっではこの絶縁スベ →Jが弱点とな−)(注型
樹脂の硬化後、絵縁スベ →ブと注型樹脂J−の境界部
分で剥11tfiしたり、または樹脂にクリックが入っ
て絶縁破壊の要因と/ヱリ・うる恐れかあ〕た。
(Prior Art) Conventional resin molded coils are often used in heavy electrical equipment such as molded transformers and molded transformers due to their excellent moisture resistance, dust resistance, and insulation properties. There are various methods of manufacturing resin molded coils, but generally a mold is used, and the coil is stored in the mold, and if the coil is made up of multiple block coils, it is called a block coil. A molding method is adopted in which a casting resin such as epoxy resin is injected into the gap or between the block coils while maintaining the dimensions at an appropriate distance, and is heated and hardened to form an integral molded coil. In this case, the coil itself is divided into a plurality of block coils in the axial direction for better insulation, and the block coils are electrically connected to form an electromagnetic coil for one phase, which is then The method used is to store it in a mold and mold it with resin. However, in order to maintain the distance between block coils or between the mold and block coils, insulation 2 with dimensions that match the distance is required.
ノ、Pacer is required 3、Handling of insulation board ζ
So, this insulating surface →J is the weak point.) (After the casting resin hardens, there may be peeling at the boundary between the picture edge surface →J and the casting resin J-, or there may be clicks in the resin.) There was a risk of insulation breakdown and leakage.

以]−11従来の樹脂千・−ルト−′j・イルを第8図
を参照して説[IJトまる3、 第8図に示d−ように、樹脂1−ルjづコイル〕は−l
イル導5体2を連続巻回[またプo y、、り11″ル
;1a。
11 The conventional resin coil is explained with reference to FIG. 8. As shown in FIG. -l
Continuously wind the coil conductor 5 body 2.

31)お、Yび;、(C・を絶縁スペーサ4を介:1.
で積み市ね、かつ電気的に接続り丁電磁1イルを構成’
、 1.””r″いる1、プロ・ツク:yイル3は71
イル巻き形成時は巻線機に取り付1Jt)″ノンジマパ
 定形状(,9保拮、トれるが、巻回後、巻枠などから
取り外iと形状がくずれ、段落ち等を11−シるので、
第5)図11;、、示6′、J、うに、ブロックコ・イ
ル3の複数ケn■を粘着う・−f7で固定4る1、この
場合、粘若テ ブ7の代り(、ブロックコイル全体をガ
ラステープ等−(” l・Dイダル巻することもある。
31) O, Y, (C) via insulating spacer 4: 1.
Build up the battery and electrically connect it to form one electromagnetic coil.
, 1. ""r" 1, Pro Tsuk: yil 3 is 71
At the time of winding, it is attached to the winding machine to form a 1Jt)'' non-jima pattern. Because
5th) Figure 11;, 6', J, the block coil 3 is fixed with adhesive 4 - f7, in this case, instead of the sticky tube 7 (, The entire block coil may be wrapped with glass tape, etc.

このように構成したブロックコイル3a、3bおよび3
cの周囲を 様1、吉4−型樹脂りで゛覆:まためζ2
、図心しない金型内6収納づる際、金へり、)−74イ
ル及びプ1′l・ソ′】冒イル3i□l、:3b、3c
間にも絶縁スベー→ブ4を複数個配置イ61゜これらの
絶綽スベ・〜シ4は注型樹脂との剥離、クラックをでき
る限り発生;:t!″ないために線膨張率イ」1ill
じにで゛きる注型樹脂5J同−横II)!・で成型(1
、所定・1法ζ1.加Lj。たものを用いる11.、:
Q)Jl:う1、(。
Block coils 3a, 3b and 3 configured in this way
Cover the area around c with 1, Yoshi 4-type resin: Matame ζ 2
, When storing 6 in the mold that is not centered, the gold edge, )-74 Il and P1'l, So'] Il 3i □l, : 3b, 3c
A plurality of insulating substrates 4 are also arranged in between A61゜These extremely smooth substrates 4 should cause as much peeling and cracking as possible from the casting resin; :t! ``Because there is no linear expansion coefficient I'' 1ill
Same-way casting resin 5J (horizontal II)!・Mold with (1
, given one method ζ1. Ka Lj. 11. , :
Q) Jl: U1, (.

2、ブo ?/り一フイル3a、  3h、3e4金型
に収納]7た後、注型樹脂5を注入11、加熱硬化゛4
ることび一体の樹脂η−ルドコイルを得ていた。なお、
6a、61)はゾIE ツクコイル3a、3h、3eか
らなる電磁“ノ゛−イルの導出端子である3、(発明が
解決り、 Jうとする課題) このよう(Jし1て製作された樹脂モールドコイ”ル′
ll−おいζ、最も弱点部となるのが、絶綽スベーづ・
4と注型樹脂5の境界面で、この部分で剥離が生(。、
易い。例えば第10図に示すようなダンベル試験片9で
、注型樹脂5のみで製作した試験l−1Δの引張強膣と
、中央部に絶縁スペーサ10を入才また場合の試験[の
引張強度を比較すると、第11図の試験結果例で示すよ
うに、絶縁スペーサを入れた場合は約50%に低ドAる
ことかある。しかもこのように低い引張強度で破断した
ものの破断場所はいずれも絶縁スペーサ10と注型樹脂
5の境界面であっ )こ。
2.Boo? /li-fils 3a, 3h, 3e4 stored in molds] 7, then inject casting resin 5 11 and heat harden 4
An integral resin η-led coil was obtained. In addition,
6a, 61) are lead-out terminals of an electromagnetic coil consisting of 3a, 3h, and 3e. molded carp
ll-Oiζ, the weakest point is the absolutely amazing
At the interface between 4 and casting resin 5, peeling occurs at this part (.
easy. For example, with a dumbbell test piece 9 as shown in FIG. For comparison, as shown in the example test results in FIG. 11, when an insulating spacer is inserted, the A is reduced to about 50%. Moreover, even though the tensile strength was low, the fracture locations were all at the interface between the insulating spacer 10 and the casting resin 5).

このように、同じ注型樹脂で製作した絶縁スペーサ4で
も表面状態によっては接着力が極端に低下゛することが
ある。樹脂モールドコイル内でこのような接着力の弱い
境界面が存在すると、負荷変動などの熱応力により剥離
あるいはクラックを生じ、この部分で部分放電を起こし
、一ついには絶縁破壊を起こす恐れがある。また、コイ
ルと金型との間のスペーサ部分でクラック、剥離が生じ
た場合にはサージにより地絡を起こしたり、休止時にこ
の部分から吸湿し、トラッキング、トリー破壊に至る恐
れがある。これらの現象に対処するため、スペーサの表
面を而荒しすることにより接着強度を上げたり、油脂分
が何着しないように取扱いに注意したり、さらに、接着
力が不足する場合にはブライマー処理する等スペーサの
加工および処理に多大な時間を費やしていた。
As described above, even if the insulating spacer 4 is made of the same casting resin, the adhesive force may be extremely reduced depending on the surface condition. If such an interface with weak adhesion exists in a resin molded coil, thermal stress such as load fluctuations may cause peeling or cracking, causing partial discharge in this area, and eventually causing dielectric breakdown. Furthermore, if cracks or peeling occur in the spacer portion between the coil and the mold, there is a risk that a ground fault may occur due to surge, or moisture may be absorbed from this portion during rest, leading to tracking and tree breakage. In order to deal with these phenomena, the adhesive strength can be increased by roughening the surface of the spacer, care must be taken when handling the spacer to avoid getting oily, and if adhesive strength is insufficient, brimer treatment can be applied. It took a lot of time to process and process the spacers.

この他に、ブロックコイルの変形、段落もが生し:ると
、所定の設計・を法が確保できずコイル導体間破壊やブ
ロックコイル間破壊の原因になるため、粘着テープやガ
ラステープでコイルの変形防11−を図っでいるが、作
業に長時間を費や−4など経済的に不利な面がある。
In addition, if the block coil deforms or breaks, it may not be possible to ensure the specified design and method, resulting in damage between coil conductors or block coils, so use adhesive tape or glass tape to Although this method is intended to prevent deformation of 11-, it requires a long time to work and is economically disadvantageous.

本発明は上記問題点を解消するためになされたもので、
その目的はコイル支持用絶縁スペーサと注型樹脂との境
界面の剥離およびクラックの発生を防止4るとともにコ
イルの変形防止を図った品質、信頼性の優れた樹脂モー
ルドコイルを提供することにある。
The present invention was made to solve the above problems, and
The purpose is to provide a resin molded coil with excellent quality and reliability that prevents peeling and cracking at the interface between the coil supporting insulating spacer and the casting resin, and prevents deformation of the coil. .

「発明の構成」 (課題を解決するための手段) 上記目的を達成するために、本発明は、軸力向に複数個
に分割(7たブロックコイルを樹脂で一体にモールドし
てなる樹脂モールドコイルにおいて、高強度繊維材料を
筒状に編んだ後、樹脂を含浸または塗布して成形した筒
状のスリーブを切断L’i−コ字状にしたコイル保持材
を各ブロックコイルに嵌合して取付け、各ブロックコイ
ル間には前記筒状のスリーブを絶縁スペーサとして配置
したことを特徴とするものである。
"Structure of the Invention" (Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a resin molded block coil formed by integrally molding a block coil divided into a plurality of pieces (7) in the axial direction. In the coil, a high-strength fiber material is knitted into a cylindrical shape, and then a cylindrical sleeve impregnated or coated with resin is cut and a coil holding material made into a U-shape is fitted to each block coil. The cylindrical sleeve is arranged between each block coil as an insulating spacer.

(作 用) 本発明によると、高強度繊維材料からなるスリーブは樹
脂を硬化させであるため成形後も形状が崩れることがな
く、またこのスリーブを切断してコの字形にしてブロッ
クコイルに嵌合させれば、コイルは粘着テープ等を巻回
したと同様になり、変形したりすることもない。また、
このようなスリーブを嵌合することによりブロックコイ
ルの保管に際し、積み重ねてもこのスリーブの厚さ分に
よってブロックコイル同士が擦れ合ったりすることがな
くなり、ブロックコイルの加工低下を防止できる。また
、このスリーブは網目状になっているため注型樹脂も容
易に通過し、従来のように境界面ができないので、粘着
テープ等の表面で剥離したりする現象を防止できる。更
にスリーブの網目を注型樹脂が容易に通過するので、注
型樹脂の含浸経路を阻害することもなく、均一な注型樹
脂層を形成できる。またこのスリーブは高強度繊維材料
を樹脂で硬めであるため強度があり、コイルの移動およ
び型組み時にコイルの寸法を確保できるばかりでなく、
筒状または開口部を有しているので、適当な弾性もあり
、コイルを傷付けることがなく、所定寸法を確保できる
(Function) According to the present invention, the sleeve made of high-strength fiber material is made of hardened resin, so it does not lose its shape even after molding, and the sleeve is cut into a U-shape and fitted into the block coil. If the coils are tied together, the coil will be similar to wrapping adhesive tape or the like, and will not be deformed. Also,
By fitting such sleeves, when storing the block coils, even if they are stacked, the block coils will not rub against each other due to the thickness of the sleeve, and deterioration in processing of the block coils can be prevented. Furthermore, since this sleeve has a mesh shape, the casting resin can easily pass through it, and unlike conventional sleeves, there is no boundary surface, so it is possible to prevent the phenomenon of peeling off on the surface of adhesive tape or the like. Furthermore, since the casting resin easily passes through the mesh of the sleeve, a uniform casting resin layer can be formed without impeding the impregnation path of the casting resin. In addition, this sleeve is strong because it is made of high-strength fiber material and hard resin, and it not only allows you to secure the dimensions of the coil when moving the coil and assembling the mold, but also
Since it is cylindrical or has an opening, it has appropriate elasticity and can maintain a predetermined size without damaging the coil.

(実施例) 以下、本発明の実施例を図面を参照して説明する。(Example) Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

第2図は本発明で用いるスリーブの斜視図である。この
スリーブ11は太さ50〜500 pIllのガラス繊
維12を編んで筒状に形成されている。ガラス繊維12
間の間隔dはこのスリーブ11に必要とされる強度と注
型樹脂の含浸性との兼ね合いから選定されるが、一般に
はd=1〜4mmが選ばれる。このように編んだ筒状の
ガラス繊維のスリーブ11を所定の寸法になるように中
に芯金(図示していない)を入れて角筒状にする。この
芯金を入れた状態で図示しないエポキシ樹脂層に浸漬し
てガラス繊維12に樹脂を含浸または塗布した後、加熱
硬化させる。その後、芯金を抜けば角筒状のスリーブ1
1が得られる。ここで使用するエポキシ樹脂は注型樹脂
と相溶性のよいものを選ぶが、一般には注型樹脂と同種
の樹脂を用いる。特に注型樹脂を注入するまでは寸法お
よび形状を一定に保持する必要があるため、熱変形温度
が高い樹脂を選ぶ。このようにして製作したスリーブの
うち第4図に示すブロックコイル15の軸方向高さhi
 と同一の寸法のスリーブを切断し、第3図に示すよう
なコ字形のコイル保持材13にする。そして第4図に示
すように、コイル導体14のみで巻回したブロックコイ
ル15を図示していない巻型から外すとき、コ字形のコ
イル保持材13をコイルの周囲に複数個嵌合させてコイ
ルの形状が崩れないように保持する。その後、第1図に
示すようにコイル保持材13で形状が崩れないようにし
たブロックコイル1.5a、・・・+5fを内型17の
外側に配置する。この場合、各ブロックコイル15間に
スリーブを絶縁スペーサ16として配置するとともに各
ブロックコイル15と内型17との間にもスリーブを絶
縁スペーサ18として挿入する。その後、各ブロックコ
イル15を電気的に接続し外型20を取り付け、上下端
面型J9を締め付ける。
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the sleeve used in the present invention. This sleeve 11 is formed into a cylindrical shape by knitting glass fibers 12 having a thickness of 50 to 500 pIll. glass fiber 12
The distance d between them is selected based on the strength required for the sleeve 11 and the impregnability of the casting resin, and generally d=1 to 4 mm is selected. The thus-knitted cylindrical glass fiber sleeve 11 is made into a rectangular tube shape by inserting a core metal (not shown) therein so as to have a predetermined size. The glass fibers 12 are impregnated with or coated with the resin by immersing the cored metal in an epoxy resin layer (not shown), and then heating and hardening the glass fibers 12 with the resin. After that, if you remove the core metal, you will get a rectangular tube-shaped sleeve 1.
1 is obtained. The epoxy resin used here is selected to have good compatibility with the casting resin, but generally the same type of resin as the casting resin is used. In particular, since it is necessary to maintain the dimensions and shape constant until the casting resin is injected, a resin with a high heat distortion temperature is selected. Among the sleeves manufactured in this way, the axial height hi of the block coil 15 shown in FIG.
A sleeve having the same dimensions as the above is cut to form a U-shaped coil holding member 13 as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, when the block coil 15 wound only with the coil conductor 14 is removed from the winding form (not shown), a plurality of U-shaped coil holding members 13 are fitted around the coil. Hold it so that it does not lose its shape. Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 1, the block coils 1.5a, . In this case, a sleeve is placed between each block coil 15 as an insulating spacer 16, and a sleeve is also inserted between each block coil 15 and the inner mold 17 as an insulating spacer 18. After that, each block coil 15 is electrically connected, the outer mold 20 is attached, and the upper and lower end surface molds J9 are tightened.

型内に各ブロックコイル15を組み立てた状態で加熱後
、真空タンク内にセットし、注型樹脂5を真空加圧注型
し、加熱硬化した後、型17.19.20を離型するこ
とにより一体の樹脂モールドコイルが得られる。
After heating each block coil 15 assembled in the mold, setting it in a vacuum tank, casting the casting resin 5 under vacuum pressure, heating and hardening, and then releasing the mold 17, 19, 20. A one-piece resin molded coil is obtained.

上記のようにして製造された樹脂モールドコイルはコイ
ル保持材13.絶縁スペーサ16及び18が全て網目状
であるため、注型樹脂5が絶縁スペーサ16及び18内
およびコイル保持材13の網目部分に容易に入り込み、
注型樹脂5と一体化されるので、従来のような絶縁スペ
ーサと注型樹脂との境界面ができなくなる。
The resin molded coil manufactured as described above has a coil holding material 13. Since the insulating spacers 16 and 18 are all mesh-shaped, the casting resin 5 easily enters the insulating spacers 16 and 18 and the mesh portion of the coil holding material 13.
Since it is integrated with the casting resin 5, there is no interface between the insulating spacer and the casting resin as in the conventional case.

また、コイル保持材13や絶縁スペーサ16.18を構
成するスリーブ11は予め樹脂を含浸または塗布し、加
熱硬化させて成形しであるので、コイル重量による圧縮
力や金型とコイル間の締付力にも充分に耐えることがで
きる。更に、コイル巻回後のコイルので、・形も′1字
形の″1rル保持祠13を複数個嵌合させ7′配置dる
ご、ul′l?防■1−できる1、特ζ4、第3図にお
い石”hlす法、4、すh2・1法が若干小さくなるよ
うに°jコイル持材13を成形すれば、樹脂C処理j7
.たガラス繊維がバネとなり、ブl−トソクー】イルに
−jフィル保持材3を取付iJた状態ζ゛もはずれにく
くなる1、また1、長尺の筒状のスリーブ1lt20〜
5hm稈It I:切断1、第;3図cノ)よ)にr」
字形に切[iしであるので、コイルへの取り付けも簡単
にひき、乙。
In addition, since the sleeve 11 constituting the coil holding material 13 and the insulating spacer 16.18 is pre-impregnated or coated with resin and cured by heating, it is molded, so the compressive force due to the coil weight and the tightening between the mold and the coil It can withstand enough force. Furthermore, after winding the coil, a plurality of ``1r'' retaining holes 13, each having a ``1'' shape, are fitted together to form a 7' arrangement. If the coil holding material 13 is molded so that the odor stone in Fig. 3 is slightly smaller, the resin C treatment j7
.. The glass fibers act as a spring, and the state in which the -j fill holding material 3 is attached to the bracket becomes difficult to come off.
5hm culm It I: Cut 1, No. 3;
Since it is cut into a letter shape, it can be easily attached to the coil.

また、スリーブ11からなるコイル保持材13.絶縁ス
ペーサ16及びI8は注型前でも強度を有4るため、コ
イル巻回後およびコイルを金型に組み立マる時に:コイ
ルを変形させることもなく、また注型後は網目部分にも
樹脂が容易に入るため注型樹脂が一体になって境界面が
なくなるので、剥離等が生じにくくなり、優れた樹脂モ
ールドコイルを製作できる。更に、従来の絶縁スベーづ
は注型後、表面荒り、や脱脂処理など繁雑な工程が多か
−〕たが、スリーブ11は容易に製作できるので、製作
上程が簡略化できる経済的な効果もあZ)、。
In addition, a coil holding member 13 consisting of the sleeve 11. Since the insulating spacers 16 and I8 have strength even before casting, they do not deform the coil after winding the coil and when assembling the coil into the mold, and the resin does not even touch the mesh part after casting. Since the molding resin easily enters the cast resin and there is no boundary surface, peeling is less likely to occur, and an excellent resin molded coil can be manufactured. Furthermore, conventional insulating bases require many complicated processes such as surface roughening and degreasing after casting, but the sleeve 11 is easy to manufacture, so it has an economical effect of simplifying the manufacturing process. Moa Z),.

なお、第1図の実施例C(51、内型172ブlノツク
゛トイル15との間の絶縁スペーサl 8 、!: L
7、ブUilツクコイルの高さ稈度の短いスリーブを用
いたか、全体の−ff l’ル高さに相当する長尺のス
リーブを用いでも同様の作用効果ができるばかりCなく
作業性も良くなる利点がある。
In addition, the insulating spacer l 8 between the embodiment C (51, inner mold 172 and block coil 15 in FIG. 1): L
7. Even if a sleeve with a short culm is used, or a long sleeve corresponding to the overall height of the coil is used, the same effect can be achieved, and the workability is improved as well. There are advantages.

さらに、第1図の実施例゛で・はブロックコイル15a
・・・・・・151の変形防止に外側から口字形の保持
材を嵌合させでいるが、第5図の部分断面図に示すよ、
・うに列側のニドイル保持材21に内側からも、フィル
保持材22を嵌合さ;旦ることにより、:1イルの変形
をさら門、:防止Jることもできる。この場合ブロック
ニドイル15間の電圧が低い場合には、コイル保持材2
1.22の厚さのみでブロックコイル15間の電圧を分
担する、二とが11」能であるので、これらコイル保持
材21.22を介してブ[′1ツクコイル15を直接積
層側るごともできる。
Furthermore, in the embodiment of FIG. 1, the block coil 15a
....In order to prevent the deformation of the 151, a mouth-shaped retainer is fitted from the outside, as shown in the partial cross-sectional view of Fig. 5.
- By fitting the fill holding material 22 to the NiDOIL holding material 21 on the sea urchin row side from the inside, it is also possible to further prevent the deformation of the sea urchin. In this case, if the voltage between the block coils 15 is low, the coil holding material 2
Since the two block coils 15 can share the voltage between the block coils 15 with only a thickness of 1.22 mm, the block coils 15 can be directly laminated through the coil holding materials 21 and 22. You can also do it.

更に、同一容量、同一サイズのコイルを多量に生産する
場合には、第6図にボすよ・)に、スリーブ製作時にブ
ロック、コイル間寸法h4と=11イル法h3に相当す
る芯金を用いて2個のスリーブ23゜25を製作(15
、これらスリーブ23.25にユボキシ樹脂を含浸また
は塗布[、た後で、2段に積み重ねて加熱硬化させて2
段積みの構成にし2、次いで芯金を取り除いた後、Vl
−Vl部で切断することにより、コの字形のコイル保持
材24と絶縁スペーサ(スリーブ)23の両機能を持っ
た部材を作ることができる。この場合は絶縁スペーサ(
スリーブ)23とコイル保持材24がガラス繊維の交点
で固着されているために、各ブロックコイル15にコイ
ル保持材24を取付ければ、絶縁スペーサ(スリーブ)
23により各ブロックコイル間の寸法も確保されること
になり、コイル組立作業が軽減できる。また第6図の口
字形切断部26は第7図に示すように内型17とコイル
15間の=j法確保用の絶縁スペーサ26とし、τ使う
こともできる。なお、第6図はブロックコイル1ヶ分に
一ついての場合を示したが、ブロックコイル自体が複数
個連続巻きで構成される場合には第6図の絶縁スペーサ
(スリーブ)23とコイル保持材24を複数個積層した
状態のものを予め製作することもできる。
Furthermore, when producing a large number of coils of the same capacity and size, as shown in Figure 6), when manufacturing the sleeve, a core metal corresponding to the block and coil distance h4 and = 11 coil method h3 should be used. Using this method, two sleeves 23°25 were made (15
After impregnating or coating these sleeves 23 and 25 with uboxy resin, they are stacked in two layers and heated to harden.
2, after removing the core metal, Vl
-By cutting at the Vl portion, a member having both the functions of the U-shaped coil holding member 24 and the insulating spacer (sleeve) 23 can be made. In this case, use an insulating spacer (
Since the sleeve) 23 and the coil holding material 24 are fixed at the intersection of the glass fibers, if the coil holding material 24 is attached to each block coil 15, the insulating spacer (sleeve)
23, the dimensions between each block coil can be secured, and the coil assembly work can be reduced. Further, the opening-shaped cutting portion 26 shown in FIG. 6 can be replaced with an insulating spacer 26 for securing the =j method between the inner mold 17 and the coil 15, as shown in FIG. 7, and τ can also be used. Although Fig. 6 shows the case where one block coil is provided per block coil, when the block coil itself is composed of multiple continuous windings, the insulating spacer (sleeve) 23 and coil holding material shown in Fig. 6 are used. It is also possible to manufacture in advance a structure in which a plurality of layers 24 are stacked.

[発明の効果] 以」−説明したように、本発明の樹脂モールドコイルに
よれば、ガラス繊維などの高強度繊維材料を編んだ筒状
のスリーブを樹脂で含浸または塗布しで角筒状に成形し
たものをスペーサおよびコイル保持材どして用いること
により注型樹脂と一体にすることができ、剥離等の弱点
を防止できて品質の優れた樹脂モールドコイルが得られ
るほか、絶縁スベー・すの製作、コイルの形状保持のた
めのテーピング作業がなくなり、し5かもコイル型組み
作業工程の低減が図れる等経済的効果がある。
[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the resin molded coil of the present invention, a cylindrical sleeve made of a high-strength fiber material such as glass fiber is impregnated or coated with a resin to form a rectangular cylindrical shape. By using the molded product as a spacer or coil holding material, it can be integrated with the casting resin, preventing weak points such as peeling and obtaining a resin molded coil of excellent quality. There are economical effects, such as eliminating the need for manufacturing and taping work to maintain the shape of the coil, and also reducing the number of steps required for assembling the coil mold.

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

第1図は本発明にかかる樹脂モールドコイルの製造時の
状態を示す断面図、第2図は本発明で用いるスリーブの
斜視図、第3図は第2図のスリーブを加]、して形成し
たコイル保持材の斜視図、第4図はコイル保持状態を示
す要部断面図、第5図ないし第7図は本発明の他の実施
例を示し、第5図はコイル保持状態の他の実施例を示す
断面図、第6図はコイル保持材およびスペーサの他の実
施例を示す断面図、第7図は第6図に示すスペーサをコ
イルに取り付けた状態を示す平面図、第8図は従来の樹
脂モールドコイルの要部断面斜視図、第9図は型組み前
のブロックコイルの概要図、第1θ図および第11図は
従来の特性を説明するためのダンベル片を示す図および
その特性図である。 5・・・注型樹脂 11・・・スリーブ 13、21.22.24・・・コイル保持材16、1g
、 23.25・・・絶縁スペーサ(スリーブ) (8733)代理人 弁理士 猪 股 祥(ほか 晃 1名) 第 図 第 図 第 図 第 図 第 図 第 図 第 図
Fig. 1 is a sectional view showing the state of the resin molded coil according to the present invention at the time of manufacture, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the sleeve used in the present invention, and Fig. 3 is formed by adding the sleeve shown in Fig. 2. FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the main part showing the coil holding state, FIGS. 5 to 7 show other embodiments of the present invention, and FIG. 5 shows other embodiments of the coil holding state. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing another example of the coil holding material and spacer; FIG. 7 is a plan view showing the spacer shown in FIG. 6 attached to the coil; FIG. 9 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the main part of a conventional resin molded coil, FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a block coil before molding, and FIG. 1θ and FIG. It is a characteristic diagram. 5...Casting resin 11...Sleeve 13, 21.22.24...Coil holding material 16, 1g
, 23.25...Insulating spacer (sleeve) (8733) Agent Patent attorney Sho Inomata (and 1 other person)

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)軸方向に複数個に分割したブロックコイルを樹脂
で一体にモールドしてなる樹脂モールドコイルにおいて
、高強度繊維材料を筒状に編んだ後、樹脂を含浸または
塗布して成形した筒状のスリーブを切断してコ字状にし
たコイル保持材を、各ブロックコイルに嵌合して取付け
、各ブロックコイル間には前記筒状のスリーブをスペー
サとして配置したことを特徴とする樹脂モールドコイル
(1) In a resin molded coil that is made by integrally molding a block coil divided into multiple pieces in the axial direction with resin, a cylindrical shape is formed by knitting a high-strength fiber material into a cylindrical shape and then impregnating or coating it with resin. A resin molded coil characterized in that a coil holding material made by cutting the sleeve into a U-shape is fitted and attached to each block coil, and the cylindrical sleeve is arranged as a spacer between each block coil. .
(2)コイル保持材とスペーサとが一体に形成されてブ
ロックコイルに組み込まれてなる請求項(1)記載の樹
脂モールドコイル。
(2) The resin molded coil according to claim (1), wherein the coil holding material and the spacer are integrally formed and incorporated into the block coil.
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