WO2014097908A1 - 回転電機のステータコア - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a stator core of a rotating electrical machine formed by laminating a plurality of core plates.
- a general permanent magnet AC rotating electric machine includes a stator having a coil and a rotor having a permanent magnet as a magnetic pole.
- a stator core around which a coil is wound is often formed by laminating a plurality of cores in which electromagnetic steel plates are punched in an annular shape into a cylindrical shape. And a several core board is mutually fixed so that each core board may not isolate
- Japanese Patent No. 3550971 discloses a stator core for fixing a core plate of an electromagnetic steel plate at fixing portions set at a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction.
- the thickness of the electrical steel sheet used as the material for the core plate is not completely uniform, if the core plate is laminated with the reference direction set for the electrical steel sheet aligned in the same direction, the thickness error of the electrical steel sheet And the total thickness of the plurality of core plates may vary greatly depending on the circumferential position of the stator core. For this reason, in general, rolling is performed by rotating the core plates in the circumferential direction and stacking them, and the total thickness of the plurality of core plates at each position in the circumferential direction is made uniform.
- a plurality of fixed portions are included in the range of the rotation angle in the circumferential direction at the time of rolling, and in Patent Document 1, these fixed portions are referred to as a fixed portion group.
- Patent Document 1 further proposes that the angle ( ⁇ ) between the fixed parts is set to an angle that does not become an integral multiple of the magnetic pole pitch angle (A) (Patent Document 1: 11th paragraph, etc.).
- Patent Document 1 exemplifies a countermeasure when the number of fixed parts is smaller than the number of magnetic poles, and does not mention a case where the number of fixed parts is larger than the number of magnetic poles.
- Patent Document 1 the relationship between the pitch angle (A) of the magnetic pole and the angle ( ⁇ ) between the fixed portions and the relationship between the pitch angle (A) of the magnetic pole and the angle ( ⁇ ) between the fixed portions are defined.
- the comprehensive relationship between these (A, ⁇ , ⁇ ) is not necessarily defined quantitatively. Therefore, a technique that can be widely applied to various types of rotating electrical machines is required.
- the characteristic configuration of the stator core of the rotating electrical machine is: A plurality of core plates are laminated to form a stator that is arranged to face a rotor having magnetic poles formed at equal intervals at a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction, and fixed portions that are set at a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction.
- a stator core of a rotating electrical machine formed by fixing a plurality of the core plates to each other,
- the core plate is rolled at a predetermined rolling angle for each predetermined number of laminated layers,
- the number of rolling states that is a value obtained by dividing 360 degrees by the rolling angle
- the number of magnetic poles that is the number of magnetic poles of the rotor and the number of fixed parts that is the number of fixed parts
- the number of fixed parts is It is an integral multiple of the number of inversion states, and at least the common divisor of the number of fixed parts and the number of magnetic poles is set to be “1” only, or “1” and “2” only, Further, in the case where the number of transposed states is an even number, the number of transposed states is smaller than the number of magnetic poles.
- the number of fixed parts is an integral multiple of the number of transposition states, the number of fixed parts included in the range of each transversion angle is the same. Accordingly, when the core plates are stacked by performing the rollover, the fixed portions can be arranged in the same circumferential direction in any rollover state.
- the common divisor of the number of fixed parts and the number of magnetic poles is only “1”, when one magnetic pole and one fixed part are arranged along the radial direction of the rotating electrical machine, All the other fixed parts are not aligned along the radial direction. Therefore, a plurality of magnetic poles do not pass through a plurality of fixed portions simultaneously, and torque fluctuation can be suppressed.
- the number of magnetic poles is an even number because the magnetic poles are composed of a pair of N and S poles. For this reason, when the number of rolling states is an even number, if the number of magnetic poles is equal to or less than the number of rolling phases, all the magnetic poles are positioned at the same phase within each range divided by the rolling angle of the stator core. Will be located. On the other hand, when the number of magnetic poles is greater than the number of transposed states, there are magnetic poles that deviate from the same phase position. According to this feature configuration, when the number of in-rolling states is an even number, the number of in-rolling states is smaller than the number of magnetic poles, so that torque fluctuation can be suppressed.
- the number of magnetic poles is an even number.
- the divisor of the number of inversion states does not include “2”.
- the number of fixed parts is an integer multiple of the number of transposed states, if the number of fixed parts is an odd number of times of the number of transposed states, the number of fixed parts is odd, and the divisor of the number of fixed parts does not include “2”. can do. That is, when the number of inversion states is an odd number, the common divisor between the number of magnetic poles and the number of fixed parts can be made not to include “2”.
- stator core of the rotating electrical machine is set so that the common divisor between the number of fixed parts and the number of magnetic poles is only “1” when the number of rolling states is an odd number. It is preferable that
- the magnetic poles are positioned in the same state in the circumferential positional relationship within each range divided by the rolling angle of the stator core.
- the arrangement of the fixed portions in each of the divided ranges is the same. Therefore, in each of the ranges, the magnetic pole and the fixed portion correspond with the same relative positional relationship in the circumferential direction. For example, when one fixed part and one magnetic pole are arranged along the radial direction of the rotating electrical machine within one divided range, the fixed part and the magnetic pole are also radially arranged within the other divided range. Will be lined up.
- the number of magnetic poles is preferably not an integral multiple of the number of transposed states.
- the number of inversion states is set to a value different from a divisor of the number of magnetic poles.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows the structure of the rotating electrical machine 1 in an axial sectional view.
- the rotating electrical machine 1 is a synchronous machine (synchronous motor, synchronous generator) that functions as a three-phase AC motor or a three-phase AC generator.
- the rotating electrical machine 1 of this embodiment includes a stator 2 and a rotor 11.
- a stator 2 constituting an armature of the rotating electrical machine 1 is fixed to an inner peripheral surface of a case (not shown).
- a rotor 11 as a field magnet provided with a permanent magnet is disposed so as to be rotatable relative to the stator 2.
- the rotor 11 is held so that its rotating shaft 11a can rotate with respect to a case (not shown) via a bearing 12a.
- the stator 2 includes a stator core 3 and a coil 4. Teeth 31 are formed in the stator core 3 at predetermined intervals on the inner peripheral surface.
- the coil 4 is configured by winding a conductive wire around the tooth 31 a plurality of times.
- the coil 4 includes a pair of coil sides that are linearly formed along the axial direction L, and a coil end that connects the pair of coil sides. Each coil side portion is housed in each slot 32 formed between adjacent teeth 31 of the stator core 3.
- the stator core 3 is formed by laminating a plurality of annular core plates made of electromagnetic steel plates in a cylindrical shape and fixing them to each other.
- the rotor 11 has a rotor core 13 and a permanent magnet 15 embedded in the rotor core 13.
- the rotor core 13 is also formed by laminating a plurality of circular or annular core plates made of electromagnetic steel plates into a columnar shape or a cylindrical shape and fixing them to each other.
- the permanent magnets 15 forming the magnetic pole M are embedded at a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction of the rotor core 13 at equal intervals.
- the magnetic poles M are formed at equal intervals at a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction C of the rotor 11.
- the thickness of the electromagnetic steel sheet used as the material of the core plate forming the stator core 3 and the rotor core 13 is not completely uniform. Therefore, when the core plates are stacked in a posture (in the same direction) aligned with the reference direction defined for the electromagnetic steel plates, errors in the thickness of the electromagnetic steel plates are accumulated, and a plurality of cores in the stacking direction (axial direction L)
- the total thickness of the plates may vary greatly depending on the position of the stator core 3 in the circumferential direction C. For this reason, generally, the transposition which rotates and laminates
- the core plate is rotated and laminated in the circumferential direction C according to a predetermined angle (rolling angle ⁇ c) for each predetermined number of laminated sheets.
- the core is generated by stacking 36 core plates and the roll angle ⁇ c is 120 [degrees]
- the secondary core plate group is rotated in the same direction by the rolling angle ⁇ c, twelve core plates are stacked on the secondary core plate group to form the third core plate group.
- a core is formed by fixing the core plates of the third core plate group stacked in this manner to each other.
- the total rotation angle of the laminated core plate group, specifically, the first laminated primary core plate group is “360 ⁇ c [degrees]”.
- the core can be formed as follows with the number of stacked layers being six. First layer stack ⁇ ⁇ c rotation ⁇ second layer stack ⁇ ⁇ c rotation ⁇ third layer stack ⁇ ⁇ c rotation ⁇ fourth layer stack ⁇ ⁇ c rotation ⁇ fifth layer stack ⁇ ⁇ c rotation ⁇ sixth layer stack. Furthermore, the number of stacked layers may be one and repeated up to the 36th stack (the total rotation angle in this case is “360 ⁇ 36 / 3 ⁇ c [degrees]”).
- FIG. 2 illustrates the rolling angle ⁇ s of the stator core 3 as the rolling angle ⁇ c.
- the number of rollovers during the stacking is 2, 5, 8, 11,. Can take a value.
- the type of posture at the time of stacking with respect to the posture (phase and orientation) when the core plate is punched is constant according to the rolling angle.
- the type of posture in the rotational direction of each core plate with respect to the reference direction defined for the electromagnetic steel plate that is the material of the core plate is constant according to the rolling angle.
- the rolling angle ⁇ c is 120 [degrees]
- this value “3” is referred to as the number of rolling states E.
- the number of rollovers during rollover is “E ⁇ n ⁇ 1”, where “n” is a natural number in the range of “total number of stacked layers / number of rollover states E”.
- a plurality of core plates are fixed to each other to form the stator core 3 and the rotor core 13.
- each core plate is provided with a fixing portion 5 in which a concave portion is formed on one surface of the core plate and a convex portion is formed on the other surface.
- the convex portion of the fixing portion 5 is a caulking projection, and the concave portion is an engaging portion with which the caulking projection is engaged.
- the convex portion enters the concave portion of the fixing portion 5 of the core plate laminated in the vertical direction (axial direction L).
- the convex portion is engaged with the concave portion, and the core plates are fixed to each other.
- the respective core plates are fixed to each other by such “dubbing caulking” to constitute the stator core 3.
- welding or the like can be used as a method for fixing the core plate, but in this embodiment, caulking that has a shorter lead time than welding and can suppress production costs is applied. However, generally, since the fastening force of the caulking is weaker than that of welding, it is necessary to set a larger number of the fixing portions 5 than in the case of employing welding. Also in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, the fixed part 5 more than the magnetic pole M formed in the rotor 11 is formed in the stator 2 (16 magnetic poles M, 21 fixed parts 5). .
- the number of rolling states E which is a value obtained by dividing 360 [degrees] by the rolling angle ⁇ s ( ⁇ c)
- the number F of the magnetic poles M that is the number of the magnetic poles M of the rotor 11
- the number and arrangement of the fixed parts 5 are defined.
- the fixed part number G is an integral multiple of the inversion state number E, and at least the common divisor of the fixed part number G and the magnetic pole number F is only “1”, or only “1” and “2”.
- the number and arrangement of the fixing portions 5 are defined.
- FIG. 2 shows a first specific example according to such a rule.
- the roll angle ⁇ s of the stator core 3 of the rotating electrical machine 1 shown in FIG. 2 is 120 degrees, and the roll state number E is “3”.
- the number of magnetic poles F of the rotor 11 is “16”.
- FIG. 3 shows a second specific example of the number and arrangement of the fixing portions 5.
- the roll angle ⁇ s of the stator core 3 of the rotating electrical machine 1 shown in FIG. 3 is 120 degrees, and the roll state number E is “3”.
- the number of magnetic poles F of the rotor 11 is “8”.
- FIG. 4 shows a third specific example of the number and arrangement of the fixing parts 5.
- the rolling angle ⁇ s of the stator core 3 of the rotating electrical machine 1 shown in FIG. 4 is 120 degrees, and the number of rolling states E is “3”.
- the number of magnetic poles F of the rotor 11 is “16” as in the first specific example.
- the fixed part number G is an integral multiple of the number of inversion states E, and at least the common divisor of the fixed part number G and the magnetic pole number F is set to “1” and “2” only. Has been.
- the number of fixed parts 5 included in the range is all “6”. Therefore, similarly to the first specific example and the second specific example, when the core plates are stacked by performing the rollover, the fixed portion 5 can maintain the same circumferential arrangement in any rollover state.
- one magnetic pole M and one fixed part 5 are arranged along the radial direction R of the rotating electrical machine 1.
- the other magnetic pole M and the other fixed portion 5 are also arranged along the radial direction R.
- the other magnetic poles M and the other fixed portions 5 are not aligned along the radial direction R.
- the center of the permanent magnet 15 indicated by reference numeral “15a” and the fixed portion 5 indicated by reference numeral “5a” are arranged along the radial direction R
- the center of the permanent magnet 15 indicated by reference numeral “15b” is provided.
- symbol "5b” is also located in a line along the radial direction R similarly.
- the centers of the other permanent magnets 15 and the other fixed portions 5 do not line up along the radial direction R. That is, in the third specific example, the magnetic flux from the three or more magnetic poles M does not pass through the three or more fixed portions 5 at the same electrical phase and can suppress torque fluctuation.
- FIG. 5 shows a fourth specific example of the number and arrangement of the fixing portions 5.
- the roll angle ⁇ s of the stator core 3 of the rotating electrical machine 1 shown in FIG. 5 is 180 degrees. Therefore, the number E of transshipment states is “2”.
- the number of magnetic poles F of the rotor 11 is “16” as in the first and third specific examples.
- the fixed part number G is an integral multiple of the transposed state number E, and at least the common divisor of the fixed part number G and the magnetic pole number F is only “1” and “2”. “18” is set.
- the permanent magnet indicated by reference numeral “15b” is provided.
- the center of the magnet 15 and the fixing portion 5 indicated by reference numeral “5b” are similarly arranged along the radial direction R.
- the centers of the other permanent magnets 15 and the other fixed portions 5 do not line up along the radial direction R. That is, in the fourth specific example, the magnetic flux from the three or more magnetic poles M does not pass through the three or more fixed portions 5 at the same electrical phase and can suppress torque fluctuation.
- the number of inversion states E when the number of inversion states E is an even number, the number of inversion states E needs to be smaller than the number of magnetic poles F. Since the magnetic pole M is composed of a pair of N pole and S pole, the number of magnetic poles F is an even number. For this reason, when the number of in-rolling states E is an even number and the number of magnetic poles F is equal to or less than the number of in-rolling states E, the position of the same phase in each range divided by the inversion angle ⁇ s of the stator core 3 All the magnetic poles M are located respectively.
- the number of rolling states E is “2” and the number of magnetic poles F is “2”
- one magnetic pole M and one fixed portion 5 are aligned along the radial direction R of the rotating electrical machine 1.
- the remaining one magnetic pole M and the remaining one fixing portion 5 are arranged along the radial direction R. That is, when the number of magnetic poles F is “2”, all the magnetic poles M have the same relative phase relationship with the fixed portion 5 in the radial direction R.
- the number of magnetic poles F is greater than the number of inversion states E, there are magnetic poles M that are out of the same phase.
- the number of inversion states E when the number of inversion states E is an even number, it is also a condition that the number of inversion states E is smaller than the number of magnetic poles F. Since the number of magnetic poles F is an even number, it is not necessary to consider the magnitude relationship between the number of inverted states E and the number of magnetic poles F when the number of inverted states E is an odd number.
- the common divisor always includes “2”.
- the number of magnetic poles F is “16”
- the number of fixed parts G is “18”
- the common divisors include “1” and “2”.
- the total number of the fixed parts 5 can be an odd number or an even number. That is, when the odd number of fixed parts 5 are included in the range of each transversion angle ⁇ s, the fixed part number G is an odd number, and when the even number of fixed parts 5 is included in the range, the fixed part number G is an even number.
- the fixed part number G is “21”, which is an odd number.
- the fixed number of copies G is “18”, which is an even number.
- the radial direction R of the rotating electrical machine 1 is more effective when the common divisor is only “1” than when the common divisor of the number of magnetic poles F and the number of fixed parts G is “2”.
- the opportunity for the magnetic pole M and the fixed portion to be aligned can be suppressed.
- the number of magnetic poles F is always an even number
- the number of fixed parts G is preferably an odd number.
- the fixed part number G can be an odd number. Therefore, as shown in the first specific example and the second specific example, when the number of inversion states E is an odd number, the common divisor between the fixed portion number G and the magnetic pole number F is only “1”. It is preferable that the number of fixed parts G is set to an odd number.
- the number of inversion states E and the number of magnetic poles F when the number of inversion states E is an even number, the number of fixed parts G is also an even number, and “2” is included in the common divisor with the even number of magnetic poles F.
- the fact that the number of rolling states E and the number of magnetic poles F have a common divisor other than “1” means that a plurality of magnetic poles M and a plurality of fixed portions 5 are aligned along the radial direction R at the same time. means.
- the common divisor of the number G of fixed parts and the number F of magnetic poles includes “2”, at least two magnetic poles M and two fixed parts 5 are aligned along the radial direction R at the same time.
- the number of inversion states E is “3” and the number of magnetic poles F is “16” or “8”.
- the common divisor of is only “1”.
- the number of fixed parts G is an even number, and the common divisor of the number of fixed parts G and the number of magnetic poles F includes “2”.
- the fixed part number G can be an odd number or an even number. That is, as in the first specific example and the second specific example, the fixed part number G can be set to an odd number, and the common divisor of the fixed part number G and the magnetic pole number F can be only “1”.
- the divisor of the fixed part number G includes the inversion state number E.
- the common divisor of the number of fixed parts G and the number of magnetic poles F is preferably only “1” rather than only “1” and “2”. Therefore, it is preferable that the number of inversion states E is set to a value different from the divisor of the number of magnetic poles F. In other words, it is preferable that the number F of magnetic poles is not an integral multiple of the number E of inversion states.
- the transposed state number E may be set to a value larger than “3” such as “4”, “5”, “6”, and the like.
- the inversion angle ⁇ s ( ⁇ c) is “90 [degree]”, “72 [degree]”, and “60 [degree], respectively. ] ”.
- the number of magnetic poles F is “16” and “8”.
- the present invention can also be applied to the case where the number of magnetic poles F is any other even number.
- the present invention can be applied when the number of magnetic poles F is larger than the number of inversion states E.
- the present invention can be used for a stator core of a rotating electric machine formed by laminating a plurality of core plates. Moreover, it can utilize for the rotary electric machine provided with such a stator core.
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周方向における複数箇所に等間隔で磁極が形成されたロータに対向して配接されるステータを構成するために、複数枚のコア板を積層し、周方向における複数箇所に設定された固定部において複数枚の前記コア板を互いに固定して形成される回転電機のステータコアであって、
前記コア板は、予め定められた積層枚数毎に予め規定された転積角度で転積され、
360度を前記転積角度で除した値である転積状態数と、前記ロータの磁極の数である磁極数と、前記固定部の個数である固定部数との関係において、前記固定部数が前記転積状態数の整数倍であると共に、少なくとも、前記固定部数と前記磁極数との公約数が、“1”のみ、又は“1”及び“2”のみとなるように設定されており、
さらに、前記転積状態数が偶数の場合には、前記転積状態数が前記磁極数よりも少ない点にある。尚、予め定められた積層枚数毎に予め規定された転積角度で転積されることは、予め定められた積層枚数毎に予め規定された転積角度に応じて周方向に回転された状態で積層されることを示す。
以下、本発明のその他の実施形態について説明する。尚、以下に説明する各実施形態の構成は、それぞれ単独で適用されるものに限られず、矛盾が生じない限り、他の実施形態の構成と組み合わせて適用することも可能である。
1 :回転電機
2 :ステータ
3 :ステータコア
5 :固定部
11 :ロータ
C :周方向
E :転積状態数
F :磁極数
G :固定部数
L :軸方向
M :磁極
R :径方向
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- 周方向における複数箇所に等間隔で磁極が形成されたロータに対向して配接されるステータを構成するために、複数枚のコア板を積層し、周方向における複数箇所に設定された固定部において複数枚の前記コア板を互いに固定して形成される回転電機のステータコアであって、
前記コア板は、予め定められた積層枚数毎に予め規定された転積角度で転積され、
360度を前記転積角度で除した値である転積状態数と、前記ロータの磁極の数である磁極数と、前記固定部の個数である固定部数との関係において、前記固定部数が前記転積状態数の整数倍であると共に、少なくとも、前記固定部数と前記磁極数との公約数が、“1”のみ、又は“1”及び“2”のみとなるように設定されており、
さらに、前記転積状態数が偶数の場合には、前記転積状態数が前記磁極数よりも少ない回転電機のステータコア。 - 前記転積状態数が奇数の場合、前記固定部数と前記磁極数との公約数が、“1”のみとなるように設定されている請求項1に記載の回転電機のステータコア。
- 前記転積状態数は、前記磁極数の約数とは異なる値に設定されている請求項1又は2に記載の回転電機のステータコア。
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