Rotor of an electric machine, and electric machine
US-2015222153-A1 · Aug 6, 2015 · US
US2016153459A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2016153459-A1 |
| Application number | US-201414889956-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | May 12, 2014 |
| Priority date | May 22, 2013 |
| Publication date | Jun 2, 2016 |
| Grant date | — |
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A rotor assembly ( 164 ) is provided for a switched reluctance motor ( 160 ) in which nonmetallic, nonconductive pins ( 5 ) pass through a stack ( 2 ) of magnetic laminate plates ( 3 ).
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What is claimed: 1 . A rotor assembly ( 164 ) of a switched reluctance motor ( 160 ) comprising: a shaft ( 142 ); a stack ( 2 ) of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ) mounted on the shaft ( 142 ); a first collar ( 6 ) mounted on the shaft ( 142 ) at one end of the stack ( 2 ); a second collar ( 8 ) mounted on the shaft ( 142 ) at an opposed end of the stack ( 2 ); and nonconductive, nonmetallic pins ( 5 ) that are configured to transmit rotational force of the stack ( 2 ) to the shaft ( 142 ) via the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ). 2 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) of claim 1 , wherein the pins ( 5 ) extend through the stack ( 2 ) of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ) such that respective ends ( 5 a, 5 b ) of the pins ( 5 ) are connected to each of the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ); the pins ( 5 ) are parallel to the shaft ( 2 ); and the first collar ( 6 ) is not in contact with the stack ( 2 ) of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ), and the second collar ( 8 ) is in contact with the stack of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ). 3 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) according to claim 2 further comprising a spring washer ( 7 ) placed between the first collar ( 6 ) and the stack of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ). 4 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) according to claim 3 comprising two to four pins ( 5 ). 5 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) according to claim 2 comprising two to four pins ( 5 ). 6 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) according to claim 1 wherein the pins ( 5 ) are formed of a material selected from the group consisting of polyetherketones, polyimide resins, and phenolic resins. 7 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) according to claim 2 wherein the pins ( 5 ) are formed of a material selected from the group consisting of polyetherketones, polyimide resins, and phenolic resins. 8 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the pins ( 5 ) are arranged symmetrically about a rotational axis (R) of the shaft ( 142 ). 9 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ) are fixed relative to the shaft ( 142 ). 10 . The rotor assembly ( 164 ) of claim 2 , wherein the respective ends ( 5 a, 5 b ) of the pins ( 5 ) are tightly fitted within openings ( 9 ) in each of the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ). 11 . An exhaust gas turbocharger ( 100 ) that includes a compressor section ( 12 ) including a compressor wheel ( 130 ), a turbine section ( 102 ) including a turbine wheel ( 112 ), a bearing housing ( 140 ) that supports a shaft ( 142 ) that connects the compressor wheel ( 130 ) to the turbine wheel ( 112 ), and a switched reluctance motor ( 160 ) disposed in the bearing housing ( 140 ), the motor ( 160 ) comprising: a rotor assembly ( 164 ) that includes a stack ( 2 ) of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ) mounted on the shaft ( 142 ); a first collar ( 6 ) mounted on the shaft ( 142 ) at one end of the stack ( 2 ); a second collar ( 8 ) mounted on the shaft ( 142 ) at an opposed end of the stack ( 2 ); and nonconductive, nonmetallic pins ( 5 ) that are configured to transmit rotational force of the stack ( 2 ) to the shaft ( 142 ) via the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ). 12 . The turbocharger ( 100 ) of claim 11 , wherein the pins ( 5 ) extend through the stack ( 2 ) of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ) such that respective ends ( 5 a, 5 b ) of the pins ( 5 ) are connected to each of the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ); the pins ( 5 ) are parallel to the shaft ( 2 ); and the first collar ( 6 ) is not in contact with the stack ( 2 ) of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ), and the second collar ( 8 ) is in contact with the stack of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ). 13 . The turbocharger ( 100 ) according to claim 11 further comprising a spring washer ( 7 ) placed between the first collar ( 6 ) and the stack of magnetic laminated plates ( 3 ). 14 . The turbocharger ( 100 ) according to claim 11 , wherein the pins ( 5 ) are arranged symmetrically about a rotational axis (R) of the shaft ( 142 ). 15 . The turbocharger ( 100 ) according to claim 11 , wherein the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ) are fixed relative to the shaft ( 142 ). 16 . The turbocharger ( 100 ) according to claim 11 , wherein the respective ends ( 5 a, 5 b ) of the pins ( 5 ) are tightly fitted within openings ( 9 ) in each of the first collar ( 6 ) and the second collar ( 8 ).
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