This utility model relates to a two-stage cooling structure for the motor rotor of a compressor, comprising a front housing and a rear housing mounted together from left to right. A cooling inlet is connected to the right side of the motor cooling cavity located inside the motor housing. A high-pressure hot gas outlet is connected to the right side of the main compression flow channel. The high-pressure hot gas outlet is connected to a cooler via a high-pressure hot gas connecting
pipe, and the cooling inlet is connected to the cooler via a cooling inlet connecting
pipe. Several guide vanes are evenly distributed along the circumference on the right side of the
impeller, and a drain outlet connected to the motor cooling cavity is provided on the left side of the motor housing. This utility model utilizes the high-pressure hot gas compressed by the compressor, which, after cooling, effectively cools the surface of the motor
stator and rotor
assembly, forming a closed gas circulation path inside the compressor, avoiding high-temperature accumulation and improving equipment
operational reliability.