Ultra-energy-saving 5500W six-pole three-phase asynchronous electric motor
A three-phase asynchronous, ultra-energy-saving technology, applied in the field of electric motors, can solve problems such as unsatisfactory energy-saving effects, reduced motor efficiency, and obstruction of magnetic flux changes, so as to improve energy conversion efficiency, reduce electromagnetic vibration, and save energy.
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[0014] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with embodiment.
[0015] Such as figure 1 As shown, the present invention includes two main parts of the stator 1 and the rotor 2, the basic material, structure and manufacturing method are the same as the common 5500-watt 6-pole three-phase asynchronous motor, the difference is that the stator inner diameter 8 is made 14.0cm, and the stator punch The groove shape of the sheet groove 6 is made into a round-bottomed groove with inclined shoulders, the width of the groove 65 is made into 2.50mm, the height of the groove 66 is made into 0.80mm, the depth of the upper part of the groove 62 is made into 18.00mm, and the width of the groove shoulder 64 is made into 4.50mm mm, the groove shoulder height 63 is made 1.20mm, the groove bottom radius 61 is made 3.50mm, the center line 9 of the stator buckle groove is passed through the middle of the two grooves of the stator punching groove 6, and then assemble...
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