WO2018076963A1 - 磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺及成型系统 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the technical field of electric motors, and in particular to a flexible molding process and a molding system for a magnetic pole protection layer.
- Figure 1-1 is a schematic diagram of the permanent magnet motor pole protection layer forming system
- Figure 1-2 is a detailed view of the magnetic steel in Figure 1-1.
- a magnetic steel 16 is provided on the inner wall of the yoke 15 of the outer rotor, is pressed against the yoke 15 by a bead, and is fastened by bolts, and is additionally glued on the surface of the magnetic steel 16 to form a protective layer 142.
- the specific process is:
- the surface of the magnetic steel 16 is covered with a reinforcing material 142 (for example, a glass fiber cloth), a release cloth 143, a flow guiding net 141, and then a light, flexible vacuum bag 17 is used to close the cover, and the vacuum bag 17 and
- a reinforcing material 142 for example, a glass fiber cloth
- a release cloth 143 for example, a release cloth
- a flow guiding net 141 a light, flexible vacuum bag 17 is used to close the cover, and the vacuum bag 17 and
- the magnetic steel 16 and its bead and the inner wall of the yoke 15 form a closed system, and the vacuum bag 17 and the inner wall of the yoke 15 are sealed by a weather strip 19.
- the drive pressure gradient required to impregnate the liquid is then produced by vacuuming the reinforcing material 142 into the closed system by means of a vacuum pump 18.
- a vacuum pump 18 After the vacuum bag 17 is closed, a glue injection port 171 and a discharge port 172 are formed. Resin is stored in the resin system tank 12, and the resin enters the sealed system from the input line 131 through the injection port 171 by the vacuum pump 18, and a small amount of resin may enter the output line 132 through the discharge port 172 to enter the resin collector 11.
- a vacuum gauge 111 is provided at the position of the resin collector 11, and the vacuum pump 18 is provided with a drive motor 182 and a regulating valve 181.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the position of the bubble in the magnetic pole protection layer.
- the present invention provides a magnetic pole protective layer flexible molding process and a molding system, which can reduce voids in the protective layer and improve the performance of the magnetic pole member.
- the invention provides a flexible molding process for a magnetic pole protection layer, which is carried out:
- the invention provides a magnetic pole protective layer flexible molding process, which is characterized in that:
- At least one of the above three process steps simultaneously heats the closed system; at least one of the desorption process and the dipping process simultaneously transmits ultrasonic waves to the closed system.
- the present invention also provides a magnetic pole protective layer flexible molding system, comprising a yoke mounted at a corresponding position on a side wall surface of the yoke, the yoke, the side of the magnetic steel a reinforcing material, the vacuum bag is sequentially disposed on the wall surface, the vacuum bag forms a sealing system with the magnetic steel and the side wall surface of the yoke, and the magnetic pole protective layer flexible molding system further comprises ultrasonic emission And/or a heating device for transmitting ultrasonic waves to the containment system and/or introducing the heating device to heat the closed system when injecting the impregnating liquid into the closed system for infiltration or impregnation.
- the magnetic pole protective layer flexible molding system and the molding process provided by the invention are heated and/or emitted in the impregnation process step, and when heated, the solid is heated to reduce the contact angle when the immersion liquid is injected, and the liquid is convenient. Impregnation, wetting; when transmitting ultrasonic waves, the mechanical wave helps the liquid to fill all the gaps, improving the effect of liquid impregnation and wetting, thereby reducing bubbles, so that the position of holes in the finally formed protective layer can be reduced.
- Heating in the desorption process can reduce the amount of gas adsorption, thereby reducing the bubble and the excitation oscillation of the ultrasonic wave, and also contributing to the bubble overflow in the closed system to achieve desorption.
- Figure 1-1 is a schematic view of a magnetic pole protective layer forming system of a permanent magnet motor
- Figure 1-2 is a schematic view of the details of the magnetic steel in Figure 1-1;
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing the position of a bubble in a magnetic pole protective layer
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of a magnetic pole component of a permanent magnet motor and a protective layer thereof;
- Figure 4 is a partial enlarged view of the portion A of Figure 3;
- Figure 5 is a schematic view of the bead of Figure 3 pressed against the magnetic yoke wall surface
- Figure 6 is a developed view of the surface of the magnetic steel of Figure 5 mounted on the wall surface of the yoke;
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural view of a specific embodiment of a vacuum desorption system in a flexible molding system provided by the present invention.
- Figure 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the amount of air adsorption on the solid surface of the magnetic pole member as the solid surface temperature increases
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural view of a specific embodiment of a vacuum impregnation process system in a flexible molding system provided by the present invention.
- FIG 10 is a second structural schematic view of the microwave preheating device of Figure 9 in communication with the closed system;
- FIG 11 is a third structural schematic view of the microwave preheating device and the closed system of Figure 9;
- Figure 12 is a schematic view showing the cooperation of the annular casing and the sealing system for mounting the ultrasonic transmitting device during immersion;
- Figure 13 is a schematic view showing the distribution of an ultrasonic transmitting device during immersion.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of a magnetic pole component of a permanent magnet motor and a protective layer thereof;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the portion of the magnetic yoke wall of FIG. 3;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of a magnetic pole component of a permanent magnet motor and a protective layer thereof;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the portion of the magnetic yoke wall of FIG. 3;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of a magnetic pole component of a permanent magnet motor and a protective layer thereof;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the portion of the magnetic yoke wall of FIG. 3;
- the magnetic pole member shown in Fig. 3 is an outer rotor structure and a matching stator core 27, the inner wall of the outer rotor yoke 21 is pressed with a magnetic steel 22 by a bead 26, and the protective layer 242' covers the inner wall of the magnetic steel 22 and the yoke 21. And the beading 26.
- the bead 26 is specifically fixed to the yoke 21 by bolts 28.
- Figure 5 is a radial view from the outer rotor yoke 21 of the permanent magnet pole piece, the bolt head of the bolt 28 is in the bead 26, the inner wall of the yoke 21 is provided with a thread, and the bolt 28 is screwed by the bead 26 by the bead 26
- the inner wall of the yoke 21 is fixed to indirectly fix the magnetic steel 22. Both ends of a row of magnetic steel 22 are blocked by a magnetic pole plug 29, and the installed magnetic steel 22 is arranged obliquely at an inclination angle ⁇ , as shown in FIG.
- the bolt 28 still has the hidden trouble of being slack, broken and falling after a lasting continuous action, and the magnetic steel 22 is subjected to the magnetic pulling force of the radial direction of the generator stator armature and the torque of the inner wall of the yoke 21, magnetic
- the steel 22 is inevitably turbulent between the two adjacent beadings 26 by simple vibration, and the local stress on the contact surface of the magnetic steel 22 first causes cracks, causing local fragmentation.
- it is necessary to improve the process and improve the integration effect of filling, bonding and solidification of the impregnating liquid.
- the resin flexible molding process requires a reinforcing material 242 (FIG. 7, the reinforcing material 242 is injected into the impregnating liquid to form the protective layer 242' in FIG. 4) and the glass fiber cloth-based reinforcing material 242, and
- the magnetic steel 22 and the wall surface of the yoke 21 often have a space between them, and the reinforcing material 242 itself is a braid made of a porous material and also has a void.
- voids adsorb air and water vapor, and water can solidify the compound of the isocyanate group, accompanied by the release of carbon dioxide, resulting in the formation of a foam polymer, which actually carries moisture. In a vacuum environment, when it reaches 43 ° C, it will vaporize and generate bubbles.
- the internal and external vacuum pressure difference is close to the vacuum degree, but in the lower third, the closer to the immersion liquid injection port 251 (please refer to FIG. 7), in the late injection stage
- the pressure difference between the inside and the outside of a region is smaller than that of the upper portion, and the pressure of the outer surface to the reinforcing material 242 is actually weaker than that of the upper portion.
- the vacuum is injected, the air and water vapor carried in the material of the lower third are less likely to be discharged. And more holes appear in the lower third.
- the gap is easy to generate bubbles.
- the various unremoved air bubbles become the holes qp in the protective layer 242' after the protective layer 242' is solidified and formed (the holes qp are formed by the bubbles, and during the impregnation process, the flow rate of the immersion liquid may be inconsistently surrounded and formed. Hole).
- the cavity formed in the protective layer 242' is equivalent to the "micro water bag". Once the moisture enters, the osmotic pressure in the "micro water bag” increases and the interface debonds, and the water adsorbs on the surface of the bond instead.
- Adsorbed resin binder water can chemically act on the resin, break and degrade, water especially chemical corrosion on the surface of the glass fiber, when the water enters the surface of the glass fiber, the alkali metal on the surface of the glass fiber is dissolved therein, the aqueous solution It becomes alkaline, accelerates the corrosion damage of the surface, causes the disintegration of the silica skeleton of the glass, the fiber strength decreases, and the performance of the composite material decreases, and the strength of the protective layer 242' is lowered or even peeled off.
- the presence of such cavities is especially severe for wind turbines erected on the seashore, and the damage is very large.
- the solution is mainly for reducing the bubbles existing in the formation of the protective layer 242', including the desorption treatment process, the impregnation process, Three process steps of the curing process.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural view of a specific embodiment of a vacuum desorption system in a flexible molding system according to the present invention.
- the magnetic steel 22 is disposed on the inner wall of the yoke 21, and then the reinforcing material 242, the release cloth 243, the flow guiding net 241, and the vacuum bag 25 are sequentially applied.
- a vacuum system 25 forms a closed system with the yoke 21, and forms a desired injection port 251 and a discharge port 252.
- the injection port 251 can be used as an immersion liquid for injection, and the discharge port 252 can also discharge the immersion liquid. Detachment of the entrance and exit.
- the vacuum bag 25 and the yoke 21 form a closed system separated from the outside, and the volume of the closed system is actually the vacuum bag 25, the flow guiding net 241, the release cloth 243, the reinforcing material 242, the yoke 21, and the magnetic steel. 22.
- the gap between the bead 26 and the pipe connected to the outside are formed in series.
- the closed system corresponds to a vacuum container, and the vacuum pump 70 and the vacuum container formed by the closed system constitute a vacuum system.
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the air adsorption amount of the solid surface of the magnetic pole component and the increase of the solid surface temperature.
- the reinforcing material 242 of the pole piece protection layer 242' of the permanent magnet motor, the magnetic steel 22, the wall surface of the yoke 21, and the bead 26 of the fixed magnet 22 the solid surface increases with temperature, solid The adsorption amount of the surface to the air is all lowered. Therefore, the present invention can heat-desorb the closed system by increasing the temperature so that the amount of adsorption of air is lowered, thereby reducing bubbles from the source.
- the adsorption capacities of the four different materials are different and there is a difference in consistency. Since the reinforcing material 242 is a fibrous porous material, the air does not easily desorb the reinforcing material 242, and therefore, the desorption of the reinforcing material 242 during the desorption process is a minimum. which is The temperature should meet the desorption requirements of the reinforcing material 242, and correspondingly meet the desorption requirements of the other three structures.
- FIG. 7 As shown in the figure, there are various devices for performing heat desorption, and three heating structures are shown, which are heating film 31 heating, far infrared heating, and microwave heating.
- the rotor is an outer rotor structure
- the electric heating film 31 is laid on the outer wall of the yoke 21, and is heated by the electric heating film 31 in close contact with the outer wall of the yoke 21.
- the electric heating film 31 is heated uniformly, and is suitable for heating the yoke 21.
- an insulating layer 32 may be disposed on the outer wall of the electric heating film 31, and the heat insulating layer 32 makes the heating of the yoke 21 more energy-saving. While the yoke 21 is heated, the magnetic steel 22 inside the yoke 21, the reinforcing material 242, and the like are heated in the same manner based on heat conduction, thereby achieving temperature-temperature desorption of the air.
- a far-infrared heat source 34 which is disposed in the inner cavity of the outer rotor to heat the outer surface of the vacuum bag 25 laid on the inner magnet 22, and the vacuum bag 25 is made of a material suitable for infrared penetration.
- the vacuum bag 25 having a high penetration rate is selected, and the wavelength of the flow guiding net 241 and the release cloth in the vacuum bag 25 is selected to be emitted.
- the frequency of the heat radiation of the heat source can be adjusted to adapt to the selective absorption, which is beneficial to the highest efficiency of the absorption rate.
- the ray frequency can be determined experimentally.
- the microwave device comprises a microwave controller, a radiant heater 35 (that is, a heating structure for inputting microwaves, and has a flare shape in the figure) and a water storage sponge, and a sealing and shielding heat insulating cover 33 is disposed at upper and lower ends of the yoke 21 to realize sealing heat treatment. On the one hand, it prevents microwave leakage, ensures safety, and on the other hand prevents heat loss and ensures heating effect.
- the microwave input emits microwaves to the surface of the vacuum bag 25, and the inside thereof is subjected to heat treatment.
- the yoke 21 and the magnetic steel 22 have a metal surface, and after the microwave is emitted to the yoke 21 and the magnetic steel 22, the spring rebounds.
- a water storage sponge is disposed inside the radiant heater 35, and the water in the water storage sponge has a relatively high water content. Strong absorption of microwave characteristics, the installation of a water storage sponge on the horn of the radiant heater 35, will help to absorb the rebound of the microwave, so as not to rebound the microwave damage to the microwave transmitter, of course, other suction can also be used Wave material.
- the frequency and wavelength of the microwave are set by the microwave controller, and the microwave damage emitting head can also be avoided, and the reinforcing material 242 and the deflecting net 141 can also be absorbed.
- the radiant heater 35 is provided in a flared shape to facilitate the absorption of the rebounded microwave by the water storage sponge.
- the radiant heater 35 is not limited to this structure.
- the microwave input by the radiant heater 35 can achieve better desorption effect than other heating methods, because the liquid has strong absorption characteristics for the microwave, the microwave heats the moisture promptly, and the moisture will be fast under the action of the microwave. Vaporization desorption.
- the desorption effect can also be improved by an ultrasonic device.
- the ultrasonic device can input ultrasonic waves into the vacuum bag 25.
- the injection port 251 provided in the sealing system can be used as an ultrasonic input port at this time, and the ultrasonic device can also directly transmit ultrasonic waves to the surface of the vacuum bag 25. In this case, it is preferably sealed.
- the system has established a vacuum environment so that ultrasonic waves can be transmitted to the positions of the magnetic steel 22 and the yoke 21 when they are applied to the surface of the vacuum bag 25.
- Ultrasonic waves can play a certain role of excitation oscillation, which is convenient for bubble trapping in the closed system to achieve desorption. When the ultrasonic wave exceeds a certain frequency, it can also exert a certain heating and desorption effect.
- the above four desorption methods may be carried out separately or in combination of at least two, and may be determined according to actual working conditions, and combined with factors such as cost and control.
- the injection port 251 of Figure 7 is also coupled to an air inlet filter 52 and an air heater 51 which can draw heated and filtered dry air into the containment system.
- the introduction of clean dry air can bring out possible residual impurities, water vapor, etc., so that the desorption is more thorough, and the hot air can be used to heat the entire closed system well, which is the subsequent immersion liquid. Prepare for injection.
- An outlet air filter 60 may be further disposed between the output port and the vacuum pump 70 to prevent the suctioned impurities or water vapor or the like from adversely affecting the performance of the vacuum pump 70.
- the extracted air may be subjected to a desorption process measurement, and the desorption process measuring device 61 shown in FIG. 7 may be disposed at the position of the outlet air filter 60, which can measure impurities and water flowing through the air. Vapor (mainly water vapor) to monitor the effect of the desorption process. When the water vapor content is reduced to a certain value, it indicates that the desired desorption target is achieved, the desorption is completed, and the next impregnation liquid injection work can be carried out. .
- the desorption process measuring device 61 may specifically be a water vapor content analyzer, and a simple device such as condensing water vapor and then detecting it by a test paper.
- the step of introducing hot air may be performed in synchronization with the steps of microwave heating, far infrared heating, electrothermal film heating, and ultrasonic emission.
- the above scheme describes how to achieve the desorption process before the impregnation liquid injection to minimize the bubbles which may be generated when the impregnation liquid is injected.
- the following examples continue to discuss the implantation process of the immersion liquid on the basis of the above scheme.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural view of a specific embodiment of a vacuum impregnation process system in a flexible molding system according to the present invention.
- the injected impregnating liquid is a mixture of a resin and a curing agent.
- the resin is stored in a resin system tank, and is mixed with the curing agent, and the resin system tank specifically includes a resin stirring tank 101 and a resin output tank 102, and the resin stirring tank 101 is located upstream of the resin output tank 102.
- a stirrer is provided in the stirred tank 101.
- the motor 106 is further provided in the system. The motor 106 can drive the agitator to rotate, and stir the resin before the injection. The agitation process facilitates the overflow of bubbles which may be contained in the resin in the resin agitation tank 101, and prevents the air bubbles from being input into the closed system.
- a communication pipe is provided between the resin agitation tank 101 and the resin output tank 102, and the agitated resin flows into the resin output tank 102, and the communication pipe may be provided with a first regulator valve 103a to adjust the amount of resin entering the resin agitation tank 101.
- the first regulator valve 103a When the first regulator valve 103a is closed, the agitation tank 101 and the output tank 102 can be blocked.
- the above agitator may be a heating agitator, that is, stirring while heating, according to Henry's law of the solubility law of the reactive gas in the liquid, the temperature increase can reduce the solubility of the gas in the resin. , thereby accelerating the overflow of bubbles.
- the output shaft of the motor 106 is a hollow shaft 106c, and the motor 106
- the winding lead wires extend downward from the hollow cavity of the hollow shaft 106c and form an electrical circuit.
- a heating resistor 106d is added to the stirring blade 106b corresponding to the three agitating blades 106b, and the lead wire can be used as the power source of the heating resistor 106d.
- the heating function can be realized. .
- the winding wires of the motor 106 are skillfully “stretched” and extended to the outside of the motor 106 as a power source, thereby introducing the electric energy of the motor 106 to the lower end stirring blade 106b, thereby achieving agitation in a relatively limited space.
- the electric heating function of the paddle 106b is important to provide a relatively limited space.
- an ultrasonic high-frequency vibration transmitting head 106a is further provided. As shown in FIG. 10, the motor 106 carries an ultrasonic transmitting device which also transmits power to the hollow shaft 106c of the motor 106.
- the ultrasonic high-frequency vibration transmitting head 106a located at the bottom of the hollow shaft 106c assists in exciting the air bubbles to be discharged, and can reduce the accumulation of the resin on the stirring blade 106b to ensure the service life of the stirring blade 106b.
- the electric motor 106 generates alternating current, and in order to enable the ultrasonic high-frequency vibration transmitting head 106a to be driven, a micro frequency converter, that is, an electric energy processing module, is disposed in the hollow shaft 106c, and the voltage and the output frequency thereof are adjustable, so that the ultrasonic high frequency vibration transmitting head is supplied.
- the power supply frequency and voltage of the actuator of 106a are adjustable.
- the above-mentioned lead wire is connected to the micro frequency converter to form a loop, and the micro frequency converter outputs electric energy to the stirring blade 106b and the ultrasonic high frequency vibration emitting head 106a.
- An ultrasonic defoaming vibrating bar 104 is further provided in the resin output tank 102, and the principle is the same as that of the ultrasonic dither transmitting head 106a in the resin agitating tank 101, and is also intended to further enhance the defoaming effect.
- the upper part of the resin stirring tank 101 specifically, the top is provided with a first air outlet 107, and the first air outlet 107 communicates with the vacuum pump 70, specifically, can communicate with the air filter 60 shown in the figure, and then overflows after stirring and heating.
- the air can be taken away by the vacuum pump 70 to accelerate the discharge of the gas in the resin agitation tank 101.
- a second regulator valve 103b may be disposed between the first air outlet 107 and the outlet air filter 60.
- the second regulator valve 103b can block the agitating tank 101 and the vacuum pump 70, for example, after the completion of the immersion, or after the preparation of the immersion liquid is completed, the suction of the passage can be interrupted without further suction.
- the resin output tank 102 is provided with a second air outlet 105, which is also a gas discharge for further overflow after ultrasonic vibration.
- the second air outlet 105 can also communicate with the vacuum pump 70.
- the second air outlet 105 is not in communication with the vacuum pump 70, but is directly connected to the atmosphere, which is advantageous for establishing a pressure difference, so that the immersion liquid in the output tank 102 is sucked and input into the closed system.
- the defoamed resin is injected into the sealing system through the inlet 231 through the inlet line 231.
- the resin in the input line 231 is further preheated to have a suitable temperature (generally 30- After 35 degrees), it enters the closed system and has a suitable viscosity to achieve a better impregnation effect.
- the device for preheating the resin in the input line 231 in this embodiment is a microwave preheating device 200.
- the microwave preheating device 200 includes a microwave source 202, a waveguide, a stub tuner 204, a cylindrical high frequency heating electrode, The circulator 203, the water load 207 and its cooling system 206, and the microwave control unit 201, the working principle of the microwave preheating device 200 can be understood with reference to the prior art.
- the microwave preheating device 200 is provided with a resin chamber 205.
- the input line 231 communicates with the resin chamber 205.
- the microwave of the microwave preheating device 200 is emitted into the resin chamber 205.
- the resin chamber 205 is a microwave heating electrode, and a resin is disposed.
- the chamber 205 facilitates safe heating of the microwaves.
- a non-metal sieve plate is preferably disposed in the resin chamber 205, and the sieve plate is provided with a plurality of mesh holes, and the resin enters the resin chamber 205 via the input pipe 231, and continues. The sieve passes through the sieve and flows through the sieve.
- each of the drops of the resin can be heated, compared to other heating methods.
- the heating method makes the heating of the resin very uniform and contributes to the smooth progress of the subsequent impregnation process.
- the microwave shown in the drawing is incident from the side surface of the resin chamber 205, and is obviously not limited to this structure, and may be incident in the direction in which the resin enters, and the heating effect is enhanced as opposed to the dropping resin.
- the resin in the input line 231 can be input from the top to the bottom of the closed system, or can be input from the bottom up.
- FIG. 10 is a second structural schematic diagram of the microwave preheating device of FIG. 9 in communication with the closed system;
- FIG. 11 is a third structural schematic view of the microwave preheating device and the closed system in FIG.
- an annular first busbar 208 is disposed between the microwave preheating device 200 and the airtight system, and the resin chamber 205 of the microwave preheating device 200 is connected to the first busbar 208, and the first busbar 208 is provided.
- the outlets of the plurality of connected closed systems i.e., the immersion liquid uniformly preheated through the resin chamber 205, can flow from the plurality of outlets to the closed system, thereby facilitating uniform injection from the closed side of the closed system.
- a regulating valve 209 may be disposed between each of the outlets of the first busbar 208 and the sealing system. According to the overall immersion liquid injection progress in the closed system, the opening degree of the regulating valve 209 can be adjusted to keep the overall injection progress consistent.
- an annular second busbar 210 may be disposed between the system canister and the microwave preheating device 200.
- the microwave preheating device 200 may be provided with a plurality of resin chambers 205, and the plurality of The outlet of the resin chamber 205 communicates with different inlets of the closed system. That is, the closed system has a plurality of inlets which can be evenly distributed in the circumferential direction, and the impregnating liquids entering each inlet can be separately heated and heated more uniformly.
- the embodiment shown in FIG. 10 is only provided with a resin chamber 205, which is lower in cost and more environmentally friendly.
- the microwave-heated resin continues to enter the input line 231.
- the flow meter 233 can be set to detect the resin transport speed, and adjust the viscosity of the resin according to the speed of the transport, for example, adjust the microwave heating intensity, and the flow rate in FIG.
- the measurement result of the meter 233 is fed back to the control unit 201 of the microwave preheating apparatus 200, so that the control unit 201 adjusts the microwave intensity according to the transportation speed.
- the output port of the closed system is connected to the output line 232, the output line 232 is connected to the vacuum pump 70, and the resin collector 90 can be disposed in the output line 232, and the vacuum pump 70 draws the injection pressure of the immersion liquid.
- the resin may be sucked out of the output port and enter the resin collector 90.
- the resin collector 90 is disposed to prevent the resin from being sucked into the vacuum pump 70 to affect the performance of the vacuum pump 70.
- the vacuum pump 70 performs vacuum suction to establish a pressure gradient of the resin filling.
- a further improvement of the solution is to "transform" the injection process.
- the drive motor 72 of the vacuum pump 70 will be frequency-adjusted by the frequency converter to change the rotational speed to adjust the average pumping volume flow of the vacuum pump 70, so that the pressure in the closed system changes in size. . That is, the average pumping volume flow rate of the vacuum pump 70 can be increased by a predetermined time and then decreased by a predetermined time, and the above-described increase and decrease process is repeated several times to realize "variable pressure" control.
- the immersion liquid will solidify for a period of time.
- the injection of the immersion liquid is completed within 20-30 minutes.
- the predetermined time of increase and decrease can be total immersion. Based on the staining time period, the setting can be made according to the actual situation, so as to facilitate the full impregnation.
- the resin can flow into the closed system for a short time, but when the pressure is low for a long time, the reinforcing material 242 is tightly attached to the magnetic steel 22, magnetic The yoke 21, at this time, the volume of the closed system is small, and the flow will be stagnation, that is, although a low pressure is established, a pressure gradient is generated, but a phenomenon of poor fluidity will follow.
- the solution reduces the rotational speed of the vacuum pump 70 to achieve the loosening effect of unbinding, and the previously injected impregnated liquid self-hangs under the action of gravity, so that the lower flow based on the impregnation liquid is exceeded.
- the unfilled empty area caused by the phenomenon is filled, which is equivalent to increasing the "reflow”.
- the rotational speed is increased again, the low pressure is established, the drainage is driven, and the lifting effect is exerted.
- the vacuum bag 25 is further tightened again, a certain radial force is generated correspondingly, that is, the vacuum bag 25 performs the diameter of the immersion liquid.
- the pressing is performed to facilitate the immersion liquid filling the gap between the reinforcing material 242 and the magnetic steel 22 and the inner wall of the yoke 21 to eliminate the air bubbles.
- a filling progress measuring device 82 may be provided to monitor the filling progress of the gap between the magnet 22 and the inner wall of the yoke 21. Further, a thickness measuring device 81 of the protective layer 242' may be provided, which may assist in judging whether or not the impregnation liquid injecting step is completed.
- the filling progress measuring device 82 may specifically be provided with a plurality of sensors at the position of the reinforcing material 242 to establish a bridge to monitor the degree of injection of the immersion liquid, such as whether there is an unfilled void; the thickness measuring device 81 may specifically be a thickness gauge.
- the ultrasonic wave, the microwave, the far infrared, and the heating of the electric heating film 31, the far infrared, the microwave, and the electric heating film 31 can be continuously transmitted into the closed system, and the description of the desorption process can be referred to.
- the heating causes the reinforcing material 242 and the magnetic steel 22 and the yoke 21 to be heated, and the contact angle at the time of injecting the immersion liquid can be lowered, thereby facilitating sufficient wetting and impregnation of the immersion liquid.
- Microwave heating is used in the impregnation step.
- the electromagnetic wave of the microwave can better heat the metal surface of the magnetic steel 22 and the yoke 21.
- a spark may be generated. Therefore, the method of heating the metal by microwave is rarely used.
- a part of the rebound electromagnetic wave is absorbed by the reinforcing material 242 or the like, and a water storage sponge can also be provided, so that the microwave can heat the metal and ensure safety.
- FIG. 9 When ultrasonic waves are used for immersion, the ultrasonic waves may be injected from the injection port 251 during the desorption process as shown in FIG. 7, and other methods may be used.
- FIG. 9 Please refer to FIG. 9 and understand with reference to FIGS. 12 and 13, and FIG. 12 is an ultrasonic emitting device installed during immersion. Schematic diagram of the cooperation of the annular casing and the closed system; FIG. 13 is a schematic view showing the distribution of the ultrasonic transmitting device during immersion.
- ultrasonic transmitting devices 36 may be provided on both the inner side and the outer side of the rotor.
- the gap between the magnetic steel 22 and the yoke 21, the gap between the magnetic pole plug 29 and the yoke 21 may be bubbled, and when immersed, only ultrasonic waves are emitted to the inner side of the rotor, and ultrasonic waves are used as mechanical waves.
- the rotor is "inside and outside", thereby acting on bubbles in all the gaps, helping the overflow, and facilitating the immersion of the liquid. Infiltrate, impregnate, fill all gaps.
- a plurality of the ultrasonic transmitting devices 36 may be evenly distributed on the inner side and the outer side of the rotor, and a plurality of ultrasonic transmitting devices 36 are rotatable.
- four sets of ultrasonic transmitting devices 36 are evenly distributed along the circumferential direction of the rotor, and the connecting line between the inner ultrasonic transmitting device 36 and the outer ultrasonic transmitting device 36 indicates an ultrasonic channel, and the ultrasonic waves may be propagated inside and outside, or the ultrasonic transmitters may be separately provided.
- a plurality of ultrasonic wave-emitting devices 36 can emit ultrasonic waves more uniformly, improving the wetting and impregnation effects, and the infiltration means the contact and spreading of the liquid and the solid, and the dipping is more focused on entering and infiltrating.
- the impregnation process step in the present scheme is to inject the impregnating liquid into the closed system, during the injection process, accompanied by certain wetting and impregnation (with reinforcing material 242, magnetic steel 22, yoke 21), but the impregnation and wetting process is mainly After the injection is completed, especially the evacuation is continued, but the liquid impregnating reinforcing material 242, the magnetic steel 22, the yoke 21, and the like are immersed in a period in which the impregnating liquid is no longer flowing, so as to achieve sufficient contact, and then deep dipping, Throughout the impregnation process, the injection time actually only occupies a small portion. It can be seen that in the impregnation process, especially the main infiltration and impregnation stages, the wave energy input of the ultrasonic wave is of great significance for the infiltration and impregnation.
- the rotor in the above embodiment is an outer rotor, and the ultrasonic transmitting device 36 on the outer side of the rotor may have a concave horn transmitter, and the ultrasonic transmitting device 36 on the inner side of the rotor may have a convex horn transmitter to respectively correspond to the outer circumference of the rotor or The inner circumference is matched to transmit ultrasonic waves more evenly with force.
- a number of ultrasonic transmitting devices 36 can be rotated, and the ultrasonic waves can act more fully on the inner and outer surfaces of the rotor.
- the inner ultrasonic wave transmitting device 36 is provided with a plurality of ultrasonic wave emitting heads 361 facing the outside of the vacuum bag 25, and an ultrasonic wave emitting cavity 362 is formed between the casing of the ultrasonic device 36 and the vacuum bag 25.
- the outer side of the rotor is provided with an annular outer casing 300, as shown in FIG.
- An annular cavity is formed with the rotor, and an ultrasonic transmitting device 36 outside the rotor is disposed in the annular cavity and mounted to the annular casing 300.
- the arrangement of the annular outer casing 300 facilitates the mounting and positioning of the outer ultrasonic transmitting device 36 and also facilitates the rotational setting.
- the entire rotor pole and the annular casing 300 and the ultrasonic transmitting device 36 can be placed on the operating platform, and the base is set to be rotatable.
- the above-described rotor seal shield cover 33 can shield the microwave when it is heated by microwaves, and can also be insulated. When ultrasonic waves are used, the rotor seal shield insulation cover 33 can also shield the ultrasonic waves from the ultrasonic waves, which may cause damage to fragile equipment (such as glass products) in the workshop.
- a rotor seal shield insulation cover 33 covers the rotor and both ends of the annular cavity.
- the emission of ultrasonic waves can also be controlled by frequency conversion, such as sine wave alternate control, to achieve pulsating energy control. Similar to the above-mentioned vacuum "transformation" control principle, the ultrasonic waves alternately strong and weak alternate between the mechanical wave action of the immersion liquid and the immersion liquid to fully fill various gaps and gaps.
- the curing process is entered.
- the curing process actually includes three temperature control stages, namely temperature rise, constant temperature, and temperature drop, and is stepped temperature control.
- the temperature rise is raised from the resin injection temperature to the desired curing temperature, as described above from 30-35 degrees to 80-120 degrees, and the temperature is raised to the desired temperature and then kept at a constant temperature for a period of time to promote curing of the curing agent and the resin reaction gel.
- the vacuum pump 70 also stops pumping accordingly.
- the average pumping volume flow rate of the vacuum pump 70 is gradually reduced, that is, the "sliding pressure control" is performed after the solidification molding, so as to avoid the sudden change of stress caused by sudden cooling. Affecting the life of the protective layer 242', the time of the entire curing stage can be controlled at 7-8 hours.
- a piezoelectric sensor may be provided to obtain a thermal stress change caused by the curing process protective layer 242' on the surface of the magnetic steel 22 and the surface of the bead 26, and the best (thermal stress minimum) suitable for curing the resin bonding reinforcing material 242 is obtained.
- Heating rate This requires two types of heat sources at the periphery of the rotor of Fig. 9: a "flexible heat source” electric heating film 31 in the insulating layer 32 of the outer wall of the rotor yoke 21, and a heat source (far infrared heat source 34) inside the yoke 21.
- a "flexible heat source” transfers heat to the outside of the rotor in a "thermally conductive” manner by contact with the rotor.
- the outer heat source (far infrared heat source 34) of the yoke 21 transfers heat to the outer wall of the rotor by radiation (electromagnetic wave). Therefore, regardless of the outside of the rotor In which way heat is awarded, there is a problem of matching the far-infrared heat source 34 on the inside of the rotor.
- the temperature of both sides of the protective layer 242' is uniform, that is, the temperature sensor 41 inside the vacuum bag 25 and the temperature sensor 43 on the surface of the magnetic steel 22 are in the curing stage (7-8 hours), and the temperature relaxation process is performed. (5-6 hours) consistent.
- the temperature sensors 41, 43 employ fiber optic sensors to avoid interference from microwaves.
- the temperature sensors 41, 43 not only transmit data to the control unit of the entire system during the solidification phase, but also at other stages to control the temperature changes during the desorption and impregnation
- Microwave heating, immersion liquid absorption of microwave energy is the result of interaction between polar molecules in the liquid and microwave electromagnetic fields.
- the polar molecules in the liquid material are polarized and alternately oriented with the polarity of the applied alternating electromagnetic field, so that many polar molecules rub against each other due to frequent turning (about 10 times per second).
- Loss. Transforming electromagnetic energy into thermal energy
- the results are calculated by the two microwave operating frequencies commonly used in China's industrial microwave heating equipment, 915MHz and 2450MHz.
- the obtained r is of the order of 10 -11 to 10 -10 s. Therefore, the process of converting microwave energy into heat in the material has Instant features.
- the material is heated and ruthless, that is, as long as there is micro-radiation, the material is immediately heated. Conversely, the material does not receive microwave energy and stops heating. This allows the material to instantaneously obtain or lose the source of heating power (energy).
- the performance is in line with the industrial continuous automation production heating requirements.
- the heating timeliness is beneficial to the desorption, preheating, impregnation and curing;
- the yoke 21 and the magnetic steel 22 forming the closed system are made of a metal material, so that the absorption of the micro-transmission of the cavity wall accounts for only a very small part of the total dissipated power. Therefore, entering the closed system Most of the micro-energy energy is absorbed and dissipated by the filling medium, thereby forming a heating characteristic that consumes more energy than the energy concentrated on the material to be heated.
- the microwave curing is different from the traditional heat curing method by the conduction heating method in the table and the inside. , which is a polarized medium that can directly conduct microwave energy due to dielectric loss in an electromagnetic field. The conversion to thermal energy of the material accelerates the reaction to rapidly cure the composite, facilitating the curing of the protective layer 242'.
- f is the microwave radiation frequency (Hz);
- E is the electric field strength (V/m);
- ⁇ 0 is the permittivity of free space (8.854 ⁇ 10 -12 F/m);
- ⁇ " (T) is a dielectric loss factor
- the microwave heating method is different from the heat radiation and heat conduction heating methods, and the microwave heating can make the interior of the resin more uniformly heated, which is favorable for preheating of the immersion liquid.
- the wave energy can be input to the protective layer 242' by the ultrasonic wave emitting device 36, and the cavitation effect can be performed on the protective layer 242', leaving the inside of the broken protective layer 242'.
- the position of the hole qp of the protective layer 242' can be acquired by the ultrasonic wave transmitting device 36, and the ultrasonic wave is emitted to the position of the hole qp on the surface of the protective layer 242' to crush the shallow protective layer 242' at the position of the hole qp. And apply anti-corrosion coating to the crushing position, for example, apply anti-corrosive paint. This step is the last remedy.
- the shallow hole qp of the surface can be crushed to minimize the void qp. Existence, the position of the hole qp within the shallow layer is not treated to avoid affecting the stability performance of the entire protective layer 242'.
- the shallow layer herein refers to the void qp of the surface layer of the protective layer 242'.
- a scale threshold of the hole qp and/or a density threshold of the hole qp distribution may be preset, when the actual dimension of the hole qp obtained exceeds the scale threshold, and/or the density of the actual distribution exceeds the density At the threshold, the crushing process is performed. That is, for the shallow holes qp, only the holes qp having a relatively dense density or a large size are crushed. Because the hole qp is small and the density is low, it is not easy to induce the elongation fracture. At this time, no treatment can be avoided to increase the ultrasonic power in order to crush the very small hole qp, and the material interior may be newly created. Undesirable recessive fracture.
- all the hole qp position distribution maps of the protective layer 242 ′ that is, the three-dimensional distribution, including the circumferential position, the height, and the depth and the shallowness, may be acquired first, and after the distribution map is acquired, the ultrasonic transmitting device 36 is obtained. Then according to the location of the hole qp distribution and need to be crushed The judgment of the demand, in turn, the crushing operation.
- This crushing method helps the crushing to be performed more efficiently than crushing while detecting the edge.
- the protective layer 242' Before the anti-corrosion coating treatment is performed on the crushing position, the protective layer 242' may be subjected to a temperature rising treatment, and the heating treatment may help to evaporate the wet air on the surface of the protective layer 242' to ensure the anti-corrosion coating treatment.
- the performance of the anti-corrosion coating is stable, and the specific temperature for heating can be higher than the ambient temperature by about 10 degrees Celsius.
- the surface air layer of the protective layer 242' is dehumidified, and the surface air layer may be an air layer of about 2 mm on the surface of the protective layer 242'.
- a special dehumidification process can be performed together to ensure that the humidity meets the requirements, for example, to about 20%.
- the anti-corrosion material Before the anti-corrosion coating treatment is performed on the crushing position, the anti-corrosion material may be subjected to a vacuum degassing process, a vacuum degassing treatment, and a defoaming treatment method similar to the immersion liquid in the resin system tank described above, so as to be
- the anticorrosive material is free of air bubbles prior to coating and heats the anticorrosive material to substantially the same temperature as the protective layer 242' to allow the anticorrosive material to better adhere to the protective layer 242'.
- the yoke 21 of the outer rotor is taken as an example.
- the radial alignment can be performed accordingly.
- the protective layer 242' is formed on the outer wall of the yoke 21, and the vacuum bag 25 or the like is provided on the outer wall.
- the steps of desorbing the closed system, injecting the impregnating liquid into the closed system to infiltrate the impregnation, and solidifying the impregnating liquid to form the protective layer 242' are sequentially performed, and heat treatment is performed in three steps, including microwave heating, far Infrared heating and heating of the electric film 31 are performed.
- heat treatment is performed in three steps, including microwave heating, far Infrared heating and heating of the electric film 31 are performed. It can be seen that in the desorption treatment process stage, heating facilitates gas desorption; heating in the impregnation process stage, the solid is heated to facilitate liquid impregnation and infiltration; and heating in the curing process stage can improve the curing effect.
- a preferred solution is to perform heating in the desorption, impregnation, and curing steps.
- heating in only one step or two steps can also achieve a certain technical effect.
- at least one of the ultrasonic vibrations contributes to liquid immersion, wetting, and gas desorption, and the ultimate goal is to reduce the generation of bubbles so that the hole qp in the finally formed protective layer 242' The position can be reduced.
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- 一种磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,进行:组装磁钢(22)于磁轭(21)一侧壁面的相应位置,依次敷设增强材料(242)、所述真空袋(25)于所述磁钢(22)和所述磁轭(21)的一侧壁面,所述真空袋(25)与所述磁钢(22)、所述磁轭(21)的所述一侧壁面形成密闭系统;进行浸渍工艺:对所述密闭系统抽真空以便浸渍液体注入所述密闭系统内,并实现浸润、浸渍;进行浸渍工艺时,同时对所述密闭系统进行加热和/或发射超声波;浸渍工艺之后,进行固化工艺,所述浸渍液体和所述增强材料(242)固化形成防护层(242’)。
- 如权利要求1所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,进行浸渍工艺时,对所述磁轭(21)的内侧和外侧均发射超声波。
- 如权利要求1所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,所述防护层(242’)固化成型后,获取所述防护层(242’)的空穴(qp)位置,并对所述防护层(242’)浅层的空穴(qp)位置发射超声波,以击碎空穴(qp)位置处的表面的防护层(242’),并对击碎位置进行防腐涂层处理。
- 如权利要求3所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,在对击碎位置进行防腐涂层处理之前,先对所述防护层(242’)进行升温处理;或,在对击碎位置进行防腐涂层处理之前,对所述防护层(242’)进行升温处理,同时,还对所述防护层(242’)的表面空气附层进行除湿处理。
- 如权利要求4所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,在对击碎位置进行防腐涂层处理之前,将所述防腐材料进行真空脱气泡工艺处理,并升温至与所述防护层(242’)大致相同的温度。
- 如权利要求3所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,预设所述空穴(qp)的尺度阈值和/或所述空穴(qp)分布的密度阈值,当 获取的所述空穴(qp)实际尺度超过所述尺度阈值,和/或实际分布的密度超过所述密度阈值时,进行击碎处理。
- 如权利要求3所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,获取所述防护层(242’)的所有空穴(qp)位置,然后根据所述空穴(qp)位置的分布,进行击碎处理。
- 如权利要求3所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,通过发射超声波探测获取所述空穴(qp)的位置。
- 如权利要求1所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,在浸渍工艺前,对所述密闭系统进行脱附处理工艺,脱附时同时对所述密闭系统进行加热和/或发射超声波。
- 如权利要求1所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,进行固化工艺时,对所述密闭系统进行加热。
- 如权利要求1-10任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,加热方式包括如下方式中的至少一者:向所述密闭系统内发射微波;向所述密闭系统内发射远红外线;对所述磁轭(21)另一侧壁面进行热传导加热。
- 如权利要求1-10任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,浸渍液体注入所述密闭系统之前,对所述浸渍液体进行预加热处理。
- 如权利要求1-10任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,浸渍液体注入所述密闭系统之前,对所述浸渍液体进行搅拌和/或超声波脱泡处理。
- 如权利要求1-10任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,发射超声波时,进行强弱超声波交替发射。
- 一种磁极防护层柔性模塑成型工艺,其特征在于,进行:组装磁钢(22)于磁轭(21)一侧壁面的相应位置,依次敷设增强材料(242)、所述真空袋(25)于所述磁钢(22)和所述磁轭(21)的一侧壁面,所述真空袋(25)与所述磁钢(22)、所述磁轭(21)的所述一侧壁 面形成密闭系统;依次对密闭系统进行脱附处理工艺、浸渍工艺以及固化形成防护层(242’)工艺;以上三工艺步骤中至少一者同时对所述密闭系统进行加热处理;脱附处理工艺和浸渍工艺中,至少一者同时向所述密闭系统发射超声波。
- 一种磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,包括磁轭(21),所述磁钢(22)安装于所述磁轭(21)一侧壁面的相应位置,所述磁轭(21)、所述磁钢(22)的所述一侧壁面依次敷设增强材料(242)、所述真空袋(25),所述真空袋(25),与所述磁钢(22)和所述磁轭(21)的所述一侧壁面形成密闭系统,其特征在于,所述磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统还包括超声波发射装置和/或加热装置,以在向所述密闭系统注入浸渍液体以进行浸润、浸渍时,向所述密闭系统发射超声波和/或投入所述加热装置对所述密闭系统进行加热。
- 如权利要求16所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述磁轭(21)的内侧和外侧均设有所述超声波发射装置(36)。
- 如权利要求17所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,磁轭(21)的内侧和外侧均布有若干所述超声波发射装置(36),且若干所述超声波发射装置(36)能够旋转。
- 如权利要求17所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述防护层(242’)对应的转子为外转子,所述磁轭(21)外侧的所述超声波发射装置(36)具有内凹喇叭形发射机,所述磁轭(21)内侧的所述超声波发射装置(36)具有外凸喇叭形发射机,以分别与所述磁轭(21)的外周或内周匹配。
- 如权利要求17所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述磁轭(21)外侧设有环形外壳(300),所述环形外壳(300)与所述磁轭(21)形成环形腔体,所述磁轭(21)外侧的所述超声波发射装置(36)设于所述环形腔体内,并安装于所述环形外壳(300)。
- 如权利要求20所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,还设有密封屏蔽绝热盖(33),密封屏蔽绝热盖(33)封盖所述磁轭(21) 以及所述环形腔体的两端。
- 如权利要求16-21任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述加热装置包括微波装置、远红外热源(34)以及热传导加热装置中的至少一者。
- 如权利要求22所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述微波装置包括用于输入微波的辐射式加热器(35),所述辐射式加热器(35)朝向所述密闭系统的内侧表面设有吸波材料。
- 如权利要求23所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述辐射式加热器(35)具有喇叭式壳体,所述吸波材料设于所述喇叭式壳体的内侧表面。
- 如权利要求22所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述热传导加热装置包括电热膜(31),所述电热膜(31)敷设于所述磁轭(21)的外侧。
- 如权利要求25所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述磁轭(21)壁面的电热膜(31)之外还敷设保温层(32)。
- 如权利要求16-21任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,还包括检测所述密闭系统温度的温度传感器(41),所述温度传感器(41)为光纤传感器。
- 如权利要求16-21任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,还设有微波预加热装置(200),设于装载浸渍液体的体系罐与所述密闭系统之间,以对输入所述密闭系统之前的浸渍液体进行微波加热。
- 如权利要求28所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述微波预加热装置(200)设有树脂腔室(205),所述微波预加热装置(200)的微波输入至所述树脂腔室(205)中;所述体系罐内的浸渍液体进入所述树脂腔室(205)内加热;所述树脂腔室(205)内设有非金属筛板,所述筛板上设有若干筛孔,浸渍液体经所述筛孔后由微波加热。
- 如权利要求28所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,还包括环形的第一汇流母管(208),所述树脂腔室(205)连通所述第一汇 流母管(208),所述第一汇流母管(208)设有若干连通所述密闭系统的出口;所述第一汇流母管(208)各所述出口与所述密闭系统之间设有调节阀(209)。
- 如权利要求28所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,还包括环形的第二汇流母管(210),所述微波预加热装置(200)具有若干所述树脂腔室(205),若干所述树脂腔室(205)的出口连通所述密闭系统对应的若干入口,所述树脂腔室(105)的入口连通所述第二汇流母管(210)的出口,所述第二汇流母管(210)的入口连通所述体系罐。
- 如权利要求16-21任一项所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,还包括装载浸渍液体的体系罐,所述体系罐内设有搅拌所述浸渍液体的搅拌器。
- 如权利要求32所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述体系罐包括相连通的树脂搅拌罐(101)和树脂输出罐(102),所述树脂搅拌罐(101)位于所述树脂输出罐(102)的上游,所述搅拌器设于所述树脂搅拌罐(101)内;所述树脂输出罐(102)中还设有超声波消泡振动棒(104)。
- 如权利要求33所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述树脂搅拌罐(101)设有第一出气口(107),所述树脂输出罐(102)设有第二出气口(105),所述第一出气口(107)连通真空泵(105),所述第二出气口(105)连通所述真空泵(70)或大气。
- 如权利要求33所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述搅拌器内设有加热电阻(106d),以在搅拌的同时加热所述浸渍液体;所述搅拌器由电动机驱动,所述电动机设有空心轴(106c),所述空心轴(106c)底端设有所述搅拌器的搅拌桨叶(106b);所述电动机绕组的引出线沿所述空心轴(106c)延伸并形成电气回路,所述引出线能够为所述加热电阻(106d)供电。
- 如权利要求32所述的磁极防护层柔性模塑成型系统,其特征在于,所述搅拌器由电动机(106)驱动,所述电动机(106)设有空心轴(106c),所述空心轴(106c)底端设有所述搅拌器的搅拌桨叶(106b);所述空心轴 (106c)的底部还设有超声波高频振动发射头(106a)。
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