rotor for electric motor
A technology of electric motors and rotors, which is applied in the direction of electric components, engine components, machines/engines, etc., and can solve the problems that winding components cannot continuously and completely bear the weight of the winding end, high stress, sinking, etc.
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[0023] exist figure 1A hydroelectric power station 1 is schematically shown in . The heart of the hydroelectric power plant 1 is the supply system 2 , which conducts water from an upstream area (not shown here) to a water turbine 3 and conveys it via diffusers 4 shown schematically to a downstream area, also not shown here. middle. The water turbine 3 is here connected via a shaft 5 to a rotor 6 of a doubly-fed asynchronous machine 7 with a slip ring rotor. The rotor 6 is driven by the water turbine 3 and rotates in the schematically shown stator 8 about an axis of rotation R which, as in this type of hydropower plant 1 , generally points in the direction of gravity g. The rotor 6 and the stator 8 together form an asynchronous machine with variable rotational speed as a generator. The asynchronous motor 7 is used to generate electrical energy from water energy. It is also conceivable to use a pump turbine instead of the water turbine 7 , similar to the water turbine 3 , in...
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