WO2022120443A1 - Rotor para máquina elétrica girante, processo de fabricação e máquinas elétricas girantes correspondentes - Google Patents
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- the present invention belongs to the field of rotating electrical machines including their manufacturing and assembly methods, in particular of variable frequency asynchronous induction electrical machines, notably electrical machines equipped with rotors with short-circuited coils and with one or more cages.
- Rotating electrical machines or simply electric motors are equipment used to transform electrical energy into mechanical energy, in the case of motors, and vice versa, in the case of generators. Basically, they consist of four basic structures, which are housing, stator, rotor and bearings/covers.
- the housing is the element responsible for the integration of the other structures, housing the stator and rotor.
- the stator is the active (energized) static component responsible for driving the magnetic flux to rotate the rotor, in the case of motors, and to conduct the energy generated by the rotor, in the case of generators, while the rotor is the active component. (energized) rotating electric machine rotating.
- Bearings and covers are the elements responsible for coupling the static parts to the rotating parts of a rotating electrical machine.
- the rotor is basically composed of a shaft on which a pack of blades or plates fixed together to form a pack of blades sufficiently structured to face the conditions of use of a motor such as centrifugal force, temperature and other characteristics that can influence and compromise the dimensional stability of the rotor set.
- the rotors of the engines of the nature treated here have through openings or holes or longitudinal grooves formed in the blade pack itself and parallel to the rotor axis, in which each set of holes radially equidistant, when filled with conductive material (forming bars) and having the ends joined by conductive material (short circuit ring), it forms a cage, and there may be one or more cages in the same rotor.
- Double cage rotors basically have a cage closer to the motor shaft or lower and one closer to the outer surface of the blade pack or higher, in which the outer cage takes advantage of the skin effect or skin effect to improve the starting performance, when the frequency of the currents in the rotor bars is equal to or close to the frequency of the supply line.
- Induction rotating electrical machines can be powered by frequency converters that produce a three-phase voltage system of variable frequency and amplitude, and the start of the electrical machine controlled by a frequency converter does not imply a large starting current. Instead, the stator frequency is reduced to a value close to the rated slip frequency and the voltage amplitude is determined to produce the rated flux. In this way, obtaining the required starting torque does not demand stator currents greater than the rated current.
- the operating bars directly on the rotor blade package, with the operating bars having a partial coating, which coats a surface of the operating bars located externally, looking in the radial direction of the squirrel-cage rotor, with the material of the operating bars having a higher specific conductivity than that of the partial casing material.
- the rotor of BR112012003600B1 is a typical squirrel cage construction, but despite having a double cage, the working holes (lower cages) are filled with conductive material by pressure injection method, while the upper cages are also filled with conductive material.
- the concern of this solution known from the state of the art is, therefore, to improve the starting conditions of the motor and not to reduce the high frequency losses that, despite being mentioned, are not addressed by the document.
- BR112012003600B1 also does not describe or suggest a way to isolate the holes of the upper and lower cages from each other during the injection process.
- US20200244150 deals with a rotor with a double cage, the second hole (bottom) can contain injected aluminum (or any other conductive material) and there is a small channel to prevent the conductive material of a cage from not invade the holes of the other during the injection process.
- the upper cage is also filled with conductive material, acting to reduce fundamental losses and not to reduce losses at high frequency.
- a back pressure tool is used to retain the material during injection, that is, it does not teach or suggests alternatives to the relevant prior art.
- One of the objectives of the present invention is, therefore, to provide a rotor for a double-hole rotating electric machine with a decentralized upper hole and inverted extreme blades, according to the characteristics of claim 1 of the attached claim table.
- Another objective of the present invention is to provide a process for manufacturing a rotor for a double-hole rotating electric machine with decentralized upper hole and inverted extreme blades, according to the characteristics of claim 9 of the attached claim table.
- Yet another objective of the present invention is to provide a rotating electric machine equipped with a double-hole rotor with decentralized upper hole and inverted extreme blades, according to the characteristics of claim 11 of the attached claim table.
- Yet another objective of the present invention is to provide a rotating electric machine equipped with a double-hole rotor with decentralized upper hole and inverted extreme blades, according to the characteristics of claim 12 of the attached claim table.
- Figure 1 presents a perspective view of a rotor according to the invention, with the blade pack mounted on the shaft;
- Figure 2 presents a front view of a blade of the rotor package of figure 1;
- Figure 3 presents an enlarged view of detail A of figure 2;
- Figure 4 presents a front view of a blade pack according to the invention.
- Figure 5 presents an enlarged view of detail B of figure 4, highlighting the coverage of the upper holes of the package blades by the surface of the inverted blade.
- the present invention relates to a rotor (100) that comprises a shaft (200) and one or more blade packs (300).
- the shaft (200) of the rotor (100) according to the invention is a shaft (200) known from the state of the art and of the type commonly used for application in rotating electrical machines.
- the blade pack (300) of the rotor (100) according to the invention is formed by a plurality of blades (310), made of material suitable for electric motors of the nature treated here, each blade (310) being provided with of a central hole (320), of lower holes (330), through, and of upper holes (340), also through, and there may be one or more packs of blades (300), the same or different from each other, arranged in the same shaft (200) of the rotor (100).
- the central hole (320) allows the insertion of the shaft (200) and may be provided, eventually, with additional openings for passage over keys and other elements.
- the material used to inject the bars that will fill the channels through the lower holes (330) of the working cage should be an injectable material, preferably, but not limited to, aluminum and/or one or more of its alloys.
- the shape of the lower holes (330) of the blades (310) will preferably depend on the design specifications of the electrical machine for which they are intended.
- the material that will fill the channels through the upper holes (340) should be a suitable material, preferably, but not limited to, air.
- the shape of the upper holes (340) of the blades (310) will preferably depend on the design specifications of the electrical machine for which they are intended.
- the blades (310) are manufactured by means and processes known from the state of the art and usual for rotating electrical machines of the nature treated here, which can be, for example and not limited to stamping, mechanical cutting, laser cutting, injection , casting, sintering and other related processes, as appropriate.
- the blade pack (300) is formed by grouping and aligning in parallel a plurality of blades (310) with the holes (320, 330, 340) aligned with each other forming a blade pack (300).
- at least one blade (310), at each end of the blade pack (300) will be mounted as an inverted blade (311, 312), inverted in with respect to the other blades (310), which means that the blade pack (300) will have, at both its ends, along the longitudinal axis (200) of the rotor (100), at least one inverted first blade (311) and at least one last inverted blade (312), both inverted in relation to the other blades (310) disposed between them, delimiting the blade pack (300) at both its ends.
- one end of the blade pack (300) should be understood to be equivalent to an extreme stretch, longitudinal and up to 20%, preferably up to 15%, preferably up to 10% of the total length of the blade pack (300), measured along the longitudinal axis (200) of the rotor (100) from the inward end of the blade pack (300).
- the inverted blades (311, 312) can be arranged either at the ends or along an extreme stretch as defined above, and there may even be more than one inverted blade (311, 312) along the same extreme stretch.
- each pack of blades (300) will have at least two end sections, one at each of its ends. In any case, for the purposes of clarity of the present description, the blades that will undergo the inversion will simply be called the first inverted blade (311) and the last inverted blade (312).
- first (s) and last (s) inverted blades (311, 312) are preferably the same as the other blades (310), differing from these only by the mounting position on the axis (200) of the rotor (100) which, as described above, is an inverted mounting position in relation to the mounting position of the others.
- the blade pack (300) may have more than one inverted blade (311, 312) at each of its ends or extreme sections, depending on the electrical machine design, dimensions, injection pressure and other related parameters.
- each of the packs of blades (300) may be equally delimited, at both ends or extreme sections, by at least a first inverted blade (311) and by at least one last inverted blade (312).
- the upper holes (340) are arranged in the blades (310) in an off-center manner, preferably offset or mirrored in relation to the central radial axes of the lower holes (330), so that the lower holes (330) remain aligned along of the same pack of blades (300), but the plate of an inverted blade (311, 312), mounted upside down, covers the upper holes (340) of the subsequent blade(s) (310). In this way, there will be no alignment of the upper holes (340) of the inverted blades (311, 312) of the ends or extreme stretches with the upper holes (340) of the other blades (310).
- the inverted blades (311, 312) at the ends will serve as covers or physical stoppers for the channels formed by the upper holes (340) of the internal blades (310) and/or disposed between them and/or before and/or after them.
- the inverted blades (311, 312) will also serve as covers or physical limits of the channels formed by the upper holes (340) of the blades (310) arranged between them and/or before and/or after them.
- the blade pack (300) is arranged in an appropriate injection tool, equipped with cavities to receive the blade pack (300) and cavities to allow filling the channels formed by the alignment of the lower holes ( 330) of the lower cage, these channels being physically separated from the channels formed by the alignment of the upper holes (340), increasing the dimensional stability and reliability of the process.
- the material of the lower cage does not penetrate the upper holes (340), keeping the channels formed by the upper holes (340) free of material, in particular free of conductive material, contributing to the reduction of high frequency losses .
- the holes (330, 340) of the rotor (100) according to the invention are filled with different materials, the upper hole (340) being filled with air, in order to simulate an equivalent opening of the bridge rotor (100), and the bottom (330) or work hole filled with material conductor through aluminum injection process.
- the fact that the upper hole (340) is filled with air generates the reduction of high frequency losses in motors fed by a frequency converter, an effect that would not occur if the hole (340) was filled with a conductive material.
- a process for manufacturing a rotor (100) according to the invention is a process for manufacturing a rotor (100) comprising a shaft (200) and at least one or more packs of blades (300), in that at least one blade (310) from each of the ends or extreme sections of the blade pack (300) will be mounted as an inverted blade (311, 312), inverted with respect to the other blades (310), delimiting one or more times the blade pack (300) at both its ends or extreme stretches.
- This process comprises the process steps: i. Stamping of the blades (310) with central hole (320), lower holes (330) and upper holes (340); ii. Assembling and aligning in parallel a plurality of blades (310) with the holes (320, 330, 340) aligned with each other forming at least one blade pack (300); iii. Arrangement of one or more inverted blades (311, 312) at each of the ends or extreme sections of the blade pack (300), inverted or mirrored in relation to the other blades (310); iv.
- Arrangement of the blade pack (300) in an appropriate injection tool provided with cavities to receive the blade pack (300) and cavities to allow filling of the channels formed by the alignment of the lower holes (330) of the lower hole; v. Injection of injectable material to fill the channels formed by the lower holes (330); and saw. Press the shaft (200) into one or more blade packs (300) by inserting the shaft (200) through the central hole (320).
- step iii. it may further comprise arranging one or more inverted blades (311, 312), alone or together with one or more blades (310), at points other than the ends or extreme stretches of the same blade pack (300).
- the manufacturing process according to the invention has important and striking differences in relation to the equivalent steps of the processes for manufacturing rotors of the state of the art.
- the process according to the invention for manufacturing a rotor (100) according to the invention drastically reduces the manufacturing times of rotors of the nature treated here, decreases material and labor costs, increases the productivity, requires fewer steps and optimizes the manufacturing capacity by dispensing with the use of additional machinery or auxiliary devices. It should be noted that the process according to the invention may have other accessory steps, before and after those described above, according to the technical knowledge and manufacturing practices necessary for the construction of rotors for rotating electrical machines.
- a rotating electric machine according to the invention is an electric motor provided with a rotor (100) according to the invention manufactured according to a process according to the invention.
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