WO2013190942A1 - 流体動圧軸受装置及びこれを備えるモータ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a fluid dynamic pressure bearing device and a motor including the same.
- the fluid dynamic bearing device has features such as high speed rotation, high rotation accuracy, and low noise.
- the fluid dynamic bearing device is used as a bearing device for a motor mounted on various electric devices such as information devices, specifically for a spindle motor incorporated in a disk drive device such as an HDD, and a PC. It is suitably used as a bearing device for a fan motor incorporated in a laser beam printer (LBP) or the like.
- LBP laser beam printer
- the fluid dynamic pressure bearing device includes a radial bearing portion that supports the rotation-side member in the radial direction and a thrust bearing portion that supports the rotation-side member in the thrust direction. Therefore, in many cases, both the radial bearing portion and the thrust bearing portion are constituted by dynamic pressure bearings.
- Various types of fluid dynamic pressure bearing devices of this type have been proposed. For example, in FIG. 2 of Patent Document 1, a sintered metal bearing member constituting the rotating side and a bearing member are arranged on the inner periphery.
- a fluid dynamic pressure bearing device in which a radial bearing gap of a radial bearing portion is formed between an outer peripheral surface of a bearing member and an inner peripheral surface of the housing. Further, in this fluid dynamic pressure bearing device, the thrust bearing gap of the thrust bearing portion is formed on one end surface and the other end surface of the bearing member, respectively.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a fluid dynamic bearing device that can be produced at a low cost and can exhibit desired bearing performance.
- the present invention which was created to achieve the above object, is formed of a porous material, has a rotating side bearing member having end faces on both sides in the axial direction, and a bottomed cylindrical shape in which one side in the axial direction is closed, A stationary housing that houses the bearing member on the inner periphery, a seal member that is disposed opposite to the end surface on the other axial side of the bearing member, and that opens the other axial side of the bearing member to the atmosphere via a seal space; A radial bearing gap formed between the outer peripheral surface of the bearing member and the inner peripheral surface of the housing, and a thrust bearing gap formed between an end surface on one axial side of the bearing member and the inner bottom surface of the housing.
- the hydrodynamic bearing device in which the radial bearing gap and the thrust bearing gap are filled with lubricating oil, and the bearing members are supported in the radial direction and the thrust direction by oil films formed in the radial bearing gap and the thrust bearing gap, respectively.
- the radial bearing clearance and the thrust bearing clearance are filled with lubricating oil, and the bearing member on the other side in the axial direction of the bearing member.
- An axial gap containing air was interposed between the end face and the end face of the seal member facing the end face.
- the amount of lubricating oil filled in the internal space of the housing is set to the internal space of the housing. (The sum of the volumes of the gaps formed between the two members, including the gap between the two bearings).
- the required amount of lubricating oil can be added to the inner space of the housing simply by performing a simple operation of lubricating the inner space of the housing from the seal gap using an oiling tool such as a micropipette. Can be interposed. This eliminates the need for highly precise adjustment and management of the oil level, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost of the bearing device.
- the external force can be given by magnetic force, for example.
- This magnetic force is obtained by, for example, arranging a stator coil provided on a holding member (motor base) that holds the stationary housing on the inner periphery and a rotor magnet provided on the rotating bearing member while being shifted in the axial direction.
- Various motors in which this type of fluid dynamic bearing device is incorporated usually include a rotor magnet and a stator coil as essential components. Therefore, if the said structure is employ
- the bearing member may further include a pushing portion that pushes the lubricating oil in the axial gap in a direction away from the seal gap in the radial direction when the bearing member rotates.
- the push-in portion can be composed of, for example, a plurality of groove portions formed on at least one of the two opposing surfaces that form the axial clearance, but in view of good workability of the bearing member formed of a porous material, the bearing It is desirable to comprise a plurality of groove portions formed on the end surface on the other axial side of the member.
- each groove part constituting the push-in part in a direction away from the seal gap in the radial direction.
- the capillary force makes it easy to hold the lubricating oil in the axial gap at a position spaced radially from the sealing gap, which is advantageous in preventing leakage of the lubricating oil through the sealing gap.
- Capillary force allows the lubricating oil in the axial gap to be drawn to the groove bottom side of each groove (the side spaced apart from the sealing gap in the axial direction), which prevents the lubricating oil from leaking through the sealing gap. This is because it becomes more advantageous.
- the seal gap can be formed between the outer peripheral surface of the shaft member with the bearing member fixed to the outer periphery and the inner peripheral surface of the seal member provided integrally with the housing or separately.
- the radial bearing gap can be formed on the outer diameter side of the seal gap. Therefore, if the push-in part is composed of a plurality of groove parts and the groove width of each groove part is gradually reduced in the direction away from the seal gap in the radial direction, the shaft can be used both when the bearing member is stopped and when it rotates. Lubricating oil present in the directional gap can be easily drawn into the radial bearing gap. Thereby, the radial bearing gap can be filled with abundant lubricating oil, and the rotational accuracy in the radial direction can be stabilized.
- dynamic pressure generation that generates a dynamic pressure action on the lubricating oil in the radial bearing gap is generated on one or both of the inner circumferential surface of the housing and the outer circumferential surface of the bearing member that are opposed to each other via the radial bearing gap.
- a portion radial dynamic pressure generating portion
- the radial dynamic pressure generating portion has a shape in which the lubricating oil in the radial bearing gap is pushed into the thrust bearing gap side when the bearing member rotates. This is because oil film breakage in the thrust bearing gap can be prevented as much as possible, and the rotational accuracy in one thrust direction can be stabilized.
- the bearing member can be provided with a communication path that allows both end surfaces of the bearing member to communicate with each other. By providing such a communication path, it becomes possible to actively flow and circulate the lubricating oil interposed in the internal space of the housing during operation of the bearing device. Further, it is possible to effectively prevent a decrease in bearing performance due to lack of lubricating oil in each bearing gap.
- the fluid dynamic pressure bearing device according to the present invention described above has the various characteristics described above, it can be suitably incorporated into various motors such as a fan motor for a PC and a spindle motor for a disk drive device. And can contribute to the cost reduction of various motors.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along arrow X1-X1 in FIG. 4 and is a diagram illustrating an example of a groove provided in the upper end surface of the bearing member. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of the groove part provided in the upper end surface of a bearing member. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of the groove part provided in the upper end surface of a bearing member.
- FIG. 1 conceptually shows a configuration example of a fan motor incorporating a fluid dynamic bearing device 1 according to the present invention.
- the fan motor shown in FIG. 1 includes a fluid dynamic pressure bearing device 1, a motor base 6 as a holding member constituting the stationary side of the motor, a stator coil 5 attached to the motor base 6, and blades (not shown).
- the rotor 3 is provided as a rotating member, and the rotor magnet 4 is attached to the rotor 3 and faces the stator coil 5 via a radial gap.
- the housing 7 of the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 is fixed to the inner periphery of the motor base 6, and the rotor 3 is fixed to one end of the shaft member 21 of the fluid dynamic bearing device 1.
- a rotating body 2 including a rotor 3 having fixed blades and a rotor magnet 4 fixed to the rotor 3 rotates.
- a downward or upward thrust in the figure acts on the shaft member 21 of the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 and the bearing member 22 fixed to the outer periphery thereof as a reaction force of the air blowing action.
- a magnetic force (repulsive force) is applied between the stator coil 5 and the rotor magnet 4 in a direction to cancel out this thrust, and a thrust load generated by the difference between the thrust and the magnitude of the magnetic force is applied to the fluid dynamic bearing device 1.
- the thrust bearing portion T is supported.
- the magnetic force in the direction to cancel the thrust can be generated, for example, by disposing the stator coil 5 and the rotor magnet 4 while being shifted in the axial direction (detailed illustration is omitted). Further, when the rotating body 2 rotates, a radial load acts on the shaft member 21 and the bearing member 22 of the fluid dynamic bearing device 1. This radial load is supported by the radial bearing portion R of the fluid dynamic bearing device 1.
- FIG. 2 shows the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- This fluid dynamic pressure bearing device 1 has a shaft member 21 constituting the rotating side and a bearing member 22 fixed to the outer periphery thereof, and a bottomed cylindrical shape closed on one side in the axial direction. Is disposed opposite to the end surface on the other axial side of the bearing member 22 and opens the other axial side of the bearing member 22 to the atmosphere via the seal gap S. 9 as main constituent members.
- the internal space of the housing 7 is filled with lubricating oil 11 (indicated by dense dotted hatching), and in the state shown in FIG. 2, at least the radial bearing gap of the radial bearing portion R and the thrust bearing gap of the thrust bearing portion T. Is filled with the lubricating oil 11.
- the side on which the seal member 9 is disposed is the upper side, and the opposite side in the axial direction is the lower side.
- the housing 7 has a bottomed cylindrical shape having a cylindrical cylindrical portion 7a and a bottom portion 7b that closes a lower end opening of the cylindrical portion 7a.
- the cylindrical portion 7a and the bottom portion 7b are integrally formed of metal or resin.
- the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 7a is divided into a large diameter inner peripheral surface 7a1 and a diameter inner peripheral surface 7a2 via a stepped portion, and a seal member 9 is fixed to the large diameter inner peripheral surface 7a1.
- the small-diameter inner peripheral surface 7a2 has a cylindrical region that forms a radial bearing gap with the outer peripheral surface 22a of the bearing member 22 fixed to the shaft member 21, and the cylindrical region is formed on a smooth surface without unevenness.
- the inner bottom surface 7b1 of the bottom portion 7b has an annular region that forms a thrust bearing gap with the lower end surface 22c of the bearing member 22, and the annular region is formed on a smooth surface having no irregularities.
- the seal member 9 is formed in an annular shape with metal or resin, and is fixed to the large-diameter inner peripheral surface 7a1 of the housing 7 by appropriate means such as adhesion, press-fitting, and press-fitting adhesion.
- a seal gap (labyrinth seal) S is formed between the inner peripheral surface 9a of the seal member 9 and the outer peripheral surface 21a of the shaft member 21 opposed thereto, and the upper side of the bearing member 22 is interposed via the seal gap S. Open to the atmosphere.
- the shaft member 21 is formed of a metal material such as stainless steel, and the outer peripheral surface 21a is formed in a smooth cylindrical surface.
- a rotor 3 having blades is fixed to the outer periphery of the upper end of the shaft member 21.
- the bearing member 22 is formed in a cylindrical shape with a porous body, which is a sintered metal porous body mainly composed of a metal powder of copper (including a copper-based alloy) or iron (including an iron-based alloy). .
- the bearing member 22 can also be formed of a porous body other than a sintered metal, for example, a porous resin.
- the bearing member 22 is press-fitted, bonded, and press-fitted (press-fitted and pressed) into the outer peripheral surface 21a of the shaft portion 21 so that the lower end surface 22c is positioned on the outer side (lower side) in the axial direction than the lower end surface 21b of the shaft member 21 It is fixed by appropriate means such as welding).
- the bearing member 22 includes one or a plurality of communication passages 8 for communicating the both end faces 22b and 22c.
- the communication path 8 is formed by an axial groove 22 d 1 formed in the inner peripheral surface 22 d of the bearing member 22 and an outer peripheral surface 21 a of the shaft member 21 having a smooth cylindrical surface shape. Forming.
- the communication path 8 can also be formed by providing an axial groove on the outer peripheral surface 21 a of the shaft member 21.
- the outer peripheral surface 22a of the bearing member 22 is provided with a cylindrical radial bearing surface that forms a radial bearing gap with the small-diameter inner peripheral surface 7a2 of the opposing housing 7.
- a dynamic pressure generating portion (radial dynamic pressure generating portion) A for generating a dynamic pressure action on the lubricating oil 11 in the radial bearing gap is formed on the radial bearing surface.
- the radial dynamic pressure generating part A is configured by arranging a plurality of dynamic pressure grooves Aa1 and Ab1 inclined in opposite directions and spaced apart in the axial direction in a herringbone shape.
- the axial dimension of the upper dynamic pressure groove Aa1 is larger than the axial dimension of the lower dynamic pressure groove Ab1.
- each dynamic pressure groove constituting the radial dynamic pressure generating portion A is formed, for example, at the same time as forming the bearing member 22 (in detail, a cylindrical bearing material formed by compacting and sintering metal powder)
- the bearing member 22 can be molded (at the same time as the bearing member 22 having a finished size and shape is formed by sizing), and the outer peripheral surface is formed into a smooth surface in view of good workability of the sintered metal. It can also be formed by subjecting the material to plastic working such as rolling.
- the formation aspect of the radial dynamic pressure generation part A (dynamic pressure groove) is not limited to this.
- the radial dynamic pressure generating part A may have a plurality of spiral dynamic pressure grooves arranged in the circumferential direction.
- the lower end surface 22c of the bearing member 22 is provided with an annular thrust bearing surface that forms a thrust bearing gap of the thrust bearing portion T with the inner bottom surface 7b1 of the opposing housing 7.
- a thrust dynamic pressure generating portion B for generating a dynamic pressure action on the lubricating oil 11 in the thrust bearing gap is formed on the thrust bearing surface as the shaft member 21 and the bearing member 22 rotate. .
- the thrust dynamic pressure generating portion B is configured by providing a plurality of spiral-shaped dynamic pressure grooves Ba at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction. When the shaft member 21 and the bearing member 22 are rotated, the lubricating oil 11 in the thrust bearing gap is supplied. It has a pump-in function for pushing into the inner diameter side.
- the thrust dynamic pressure generating part B can also be configured by arranging herringbone-shaped dynamic pressure grooves at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction.
- An axial gap (annular space) 10 containing air is provided between the upper end surface 22b of the bearing member 22 and the lower end surface 9b of the seal member 9 opposed thereto.
- the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 is arranged in the posture shown in FIG. 2 (the state where the seal gap S is arranged on the upper side in the vertical direction)
- at least the radial bearing gaps of the radial bearing portions R1 and R2 and the thrust bearing portion T The bearing gap is filled with the lubricating oil 11, and the oil level of the lubricating oil 11 filled in the internal space of the housing 7 is held within the range of the axial gap 10.
- the amount (volume) of the lubricating oil 11 filled in the internal space of the housing 7 is smaller than the volume of the internal space of the housing 7.
- the push-in portion 12 is composed of a plurality of groove portions 13 arranged at a predetermined interval in the circumferential direction.
- each groove portion 13 is composed of a radial groove extending in the radial direction.
- Each groove portion 13 has a configuration in which the groove width is gradually reduced toward the outer diameter side (the direction away from the seal gap S in the radial direction), and the groove width is gradually reduced toward the groove bottom side.
- a cross-sectional shape of each groove part 13 for example, the cross-sectional triangle shape shown in FIG. 5a can be adopted, and the cross-sectional trapezoidal shape shown in FIG.
- each groove portion 13 are opened to the upper end outer peripheral chamfer 22e and the upper end inner peripheral chamfer 22f of the bearing member 22, respectively. Is also set small. For example, when the chamfering amount of the upper end outer chamfer 22e is 0.2 mm, the groove depth of the groove 13 is set to about 0.15 mm. This is because when the groove depth of the groove portion 13 is larger than the chamfering amount of the upper end outer peripheral chamfer 22e, the radial dynamic pressure generating portion A (particularly, the upper dynamic pressure groove Aa1 formed on the outer peripheral surface 22a of the bearing member 22). This is because the shape of) collapses and the support capability of the radial bearing portion R may be adversely affected.
- the dynamic pressure grooves Ba and the groove portions 13 respectively provided on the lower end surface 22c and the upper end surface 22b of the bearing member 22 are formed simultaneously with the molding of the bearing member 22 (specifically, a bearing formed by compacting and sintering metal powder). (Simultaneous shaping of the bearing member 22 with the finished shape and dimensions can be performed by sizing the material.) In view of the good workability of the sintered metal, both end faces are formed into smooth surfaces. It can also be formed by subjecting the bearing material to plastic working such as pressing.
- the shaft member 21 and the bearing member 22 fixed to the outer periphery thereof are inserted into the inner periphery of the housing 7, and the seal member is placed on the large-diameter inner peripheral surface 7 a 1 of the housing 7.
- the seal member is placed on the large-diameter inner peripheral surface 7 a 1 of the housing 7.
- the radial bearing surface provided on the outer peripheral surface 22a of the bearing member 22 and the small-diameter inner periphery of the housing 7 facing the radial bearing surface.
- a radial bearing gap is formed between the surface 7a2.
- the oil film pressure formed in the radial bearing gap is increased by the dynamic pressure action of the radial dynamic pressure generating part A, and the shaft member 21 and the bearing member 22 are not contacted in the radial direction.
- a radial bearing portion R to be supported is formed.
- a thrust bearing gap is formed between the thrust bearing surface provided on the lower end surface 22c of the bearing member 22 and the inner bottom surface 7b1 of the housing 7 facing the thrust bearing surface.
- the thrust dynamic pressure generating portion B has a pump-in function of pushing the lubricating oil 11 in the thrust bearing gap into the inner diameter side, and further, the upper end surface 22b of the bearing member 22 is placed in the axial gap 10. Since the pushing portion 12 (the plurality of groove portions 13) having a pump-out function for pushing the lubricating oil 11 to the outer diameter side is provided, the flow circulation of the lubricating oil 11 is further promoted. With such a configuration, the pressure balance of the internal space of the housing 7 can be maintained, and at the same time, the oil film can be prevented from being cut off in the radial bearing gap of the radial bearing portion R and the thrust bearing gap of the thrust bearing portion T. Therefore, the bearing performance can be stabilized.
- the volume of the internal space of the housing 7 (the sum of the volume of the gap formed between the two members including the two bearing gaps and the volume of the internal holes of the sintered metal bearing member 22). Can do. Thereby, after the bearing device 1 is assembled, it is necessary for the internal space of the housing 7 only to perform a simple operation of lubricating the internal space of the housing 7 from the seal gap S using an oil filler such as a micropipette. An amount of lubricating oil 11 can be interposed, and high precision oil level management is not required.
- an external force that presses the bearing member 22 downward is applied to the bearing member 22.
- the bearing member 22 can be supported in both directions of the thrust, so that the load supporting ability in one direction of the thrust due to the oil film formed in the thrust bearing gap becomes excessive.
- a situation in which the support accuracy (rotation accuracy) becomes unstable can be avoided as much as possible.
- the external force is applied by a magnetic force, and this magnetic force is provided to the stator coil 5 provided on the motor base 6 that holds the stationary housing 7 on the inner periphery and the bearing member 22 on the rotating side.
- the rotor magnet 4 to be provided is provided by being shifted in the axial direction.
- the lubrication work to the inner space of the housing 7 can be performed before the seal member 9 is fixed to the housing 7. is there. In this way, the lubrication work can be simplified as compared with the case where the lubricating oil 11 is filled into the internal space of the housing 7 through the seal gap S after the sealing member 9 is fixed.
- the bearing device 1 for example, when the bearing device 1 is used in a posture reversed upside down from the mode shown in FIG. There is a slight increase in the risk of 11 leaking out.
- (2) The pushing portion 12 is composed of a plurality of groove portions 13 provided on the upper end surface 22a of the bearing member 22, and the groove width of each groove portion 13 is sealed. It was gradually reduced from the gap S in the direction away from the radial direction, and (3) each groove portion 13 constituting the pushing portion 12 was formed in a cross-sectional shape with the groove width gradually reduced toward the groove bottom side. Thus, it can be effectively prevented.
- the radial bearing gap S is formed between the outer peripheral surface 21a of the shaft member 21 and the inner peripheral surface 9a of the seal member 9 fixed to the housing 7 as in the present embodiment, the radial bearing gap is sealed. It can be formed on the outer diameter side of the gap S.
- the pushing part 12 comprised by the several groove part 13 of the said aspect is provided in the upper end surface 22b of the bearing member 22, and it is axial direction in both the time of the stop of the shaft member 2 and the bearing member 22, and the time of rotation. Lubricating oil 11 present in the gap 10 is easily drawn into the radial bearing gap of the radial bearing portion R. Thereby, the radial bearing gap of the radial bearing portion R is always filled with abundant lubricating oil 11, and the rotational accuracy in the radial direction can be stabilized.
- the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, but various changes can be made to each part of the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 without departing from the gist of the present invention. .
- the push-in portion 12 can be configured by providing a plurality of spiral groove portions 13 as shown in FIG.
- the spiral groove 13 With the spiral groove 13, the cross-sectional area (volume) per groove 13 can be increased compared to the radial groove 13 shown in FIG. 4. Therefore, a large amount of the lubricating oil 11 can be interposed (held) in the axial gap 10, which is advantageous in improving the bearing performance.
- radial bearing portions for supporting the shaft member 21 and the bearing member 22 in the radial direction can be provided apart from each other in two axial directions (radial bearing portions R1, R2).
- cylindrical radial bearing surfaces that form radial bearing gaps between the small-diameter inner peripheral surface 7 a 2 of the housing 7 are provided at two axial positions on the outer peripheral surface 22 a of the bearing member 22.
- dynamic pressure generating portions (radial dynamic pressure generating portions) A1 and A2 for generating a dynamic pressure action on the lubricating oil 11 in the radial bearing gap are formed, respectively.
- the radial dynamic pressure generating portion A1 formed on the upper radial bearing surface is configured by arranging a plurality of dynamic pressure grooves Aa1 and Ab1 inclined in opposite directions and spaced apart in the axial direction in a herringbone shape.
- the radial dynamic pressure generating portion A2 formed on the side radial bearing surface is configured by arranging a plurality of dynamic pressure grooves Aa2 and Ab2 inclined in opposite directions and spaced apart in the axial direction in a herringbone shape.
- the axial dimension of the upper dynamic pressure groove Aa1 is larger than the axial dimension of the lower dynamic pressure groove Ab1.
- the upper dynamic pressure groove Aa2 and the lower dynamic pressure groove Ab2 have the same axial dimension, and constitute the upper radial dynamic pressure generating part A1. This is equal to the axial dimension of the dynamic pressure groove Ab1.
- the housing 7 which integrally provided the cylinder part 7a and the bottom part 7b which obstruct
- the housing 7 is formed by the inner peripheral surface 9a of the seal member 9 fixed to the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 7a).
- the housing 7 has a bottom portion 7b that closes the cylindrical portion 7a and its lower end opening. It is also possible to use one provided separately. Instead, in FIG. 8, a seal portion 7c that forms a seal gap S with the outer peripheral surface 21a of the shaft portion 21 is provided integrally with the cylindrical portion 7a.
- Such a configuration can also be applied to the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 shown in FIG.
- the housing 7 provided separately from the motor base 6 is fixed to the inner periphery of the motor base 6.
- a portion corresponding to the motor base 6 is integrated with the housing 7. It can also be provided (not shown).
- the radial dynamic pressure generating portions A, A1, and A2 are formed on the outer peripheral surface 22a of the bearing member 22 in view of good workability of the bearing member 22 made of a porous body.
- the dynamic pressure generating portion may be formed on the inner peripheral surface 7a2 of the opposing housing 7.
- the radial bearing portion can be constituted by other known dynamic pressure bearings such as a so-called multi-arc bearing, a step bearing, and a wave bearing.
- the thrust dynamic pressure generating part B may be formed not on the lower end surface 22c of the bearing member 22 but on the inner bottom surface 7b1 of the housing 7 facing this.
- the thrust bearing portion T can also be constituted by other known dynamic pressure bearings such as so-called step bearings and corrugated bearings.
- the rotor magnet 4 and the stator coil 5 are disposed so as to be shifted in the axial direction, so that the bearing member 22 and the shaft member 21 are moved downward on the rotating body 2 including the bearing member 22 and the like.
- an external force magnetic force
- means for applying such an external force to the rotating body 2 is not limited to the above.
- illustration is omitted, for example, the magnetic force can be applied to the rotating body 2 (rotor 3) by disposing the magnetic member opposite to the rotor magnet 4 in the axial direction.
- the magnetic force magnetic attractive force
- the present invention is applied to the fluid dynamic bearing device 1 in which the rotor 3 having blades is fixed to the shaft member 21 as the rotating member.
- the invention can also be preferably applied to a disk hub having a disk mounting surface or a fluid dynamic bearing device 1 in which a polygon mirror is fixed to the shaft member 21. That is, the present invention is not limited to a fan motor as shown in FIG. 1, but is a fluid motion incorporated in other electrical equipment motors such as a spindle motor for a disk device and a polygon scanner motor for a laser beam printer (LBP).
- LBP laser beam printer
- the present invention can also be preferably applied to the pressure bearing device 1.
- Fluid dynamic pressure bearing apparatus Rotating body 3 Rotor (rotating member) 4 Rotor magnet 5 Stator coil 6 Motor base (holding member) 7 Housing 7a Side 7b Bottom 7b1 Inner bottom surface 8 Communication path 9 Seal member 10 Axial clearance 11 Lubricating oil 12 Push-in portion 13 Groove 21 Shaft member 22 Bearing member 22b Upper end surface (end surface on the other side in the axial direction) 22c Lower end surface (end surface on one axial side) A, A1, A2 Radial dynamic pressure generating part B Thrust dynamic pressure generating part S Seal gaps R, R1, R2 Radial bearing part T Thrust bearing part
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2 回転体
3 ロータ(回転部材)
4 ロータマグネット
5 ステータコイル
6 モータベース(保持部材)
7 ハウジング
7a 側部
7b 底部
7b1 内底面
8 連通路
9 シール部材
10 軸方向隙間
11 潤滑油
12 押し込み部
13 溝部
21 軸部材
22 軸受部材
22b 上端面(軸方向他方側の端面)
22c 下端面(軸方向一方側の端面)
A、A1、A2 ラジアル動圧発生部
B スラスト動圧発生部
S シール隙間
R、R1、R2 ラジアル軸受部
T スラスト軸受部
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- 多孔質材料で形成され、軸方向両側に端面を有する回転側の軸受部材と、軸方向一方側が閉塞された有底筒状をなし、軸受部材を内周に収容した静止側のハウジングと、軸受部材の軸方向他方側の端面と対向配置され、軸受部材の軸方向他方側を、シール隙間を介して大気に開放するシール部材と、軸受部材の外周面とハウジングの内周面との間に形成されるラジアル軸受隙間と、軸受部材の軸方向一方側の端面とハウジングの内底面との間に形成されるスラスト軸受隙間とを備え、ラジアル軸受隙間及びスラスト軸受隙間が潤滑油で満たされ、ラジアル軸受隙間及びスラスト軸受隙間に形成される油膜で軸受部材がラジアル方向及びスラスト方向にそれぞれ支持される流体動圧軸受装置において、
軸受部材の軸方向他方側の端面と、これに対向するシール部材の端面との間に、空気を含む軸方向隙間を介在させたことを特徴とする流体動圧軸受装置。 - 軸受部材に、軸受部材を軸方向一方側に押し付ける外力を作用させる請求項1に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- 軸受部材の回転時、軸方向隙間内の潤滑油をシール隙間から径方向に離反する方向に押し込む押し込み部をさらに有する請求項1又は2に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- 押し込み部を、軸受部材の軸方向他方側の端面に形成した複数の溝部で構成した請求項3に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- 各溝部の溝幅を、シール隙間から径方向に離反する方向に向けて漸減させた請求項4に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- 各溝部が、溝底側に向けて溝幅を漸減させた断面形状を有する請求項4又は5に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- シール隙間が、軸受部材を外周に固定した軸部材の外周面と、ハウジングと一体又は別体に設けたシール部材の内周面との間に形成される請求項1~6の何れか一項に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- ラジアル軸受隙間内の潤滑油に動圧作用を発生させる動圧発生部を有し、この動圧発生部を、ラジアル軸受隙間内の潤滑油をスラスト軸受隙間側に押し込む形状とした請求項1~7の何れか一項に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- 軸受部材の軸方向両側の端面を連通させる連通路を有する請求項1~8の何れか一項に記載の流体動圧軸受装置。
- 請求項1~9の何れか一項に記載の流体動圧軸受装置を備えたモータ。
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