Enhanced squirrel-cage pole changing motor and two speed hoist comprising the same
A pole-changing motor and squirrel-cage technology, applied in asynchronous induction motors, electric components, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of complex structure of gearbox 30, complex bearings, and increased unit price of crane manufacturing
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experiment example 1
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[0126] In Experimental Example 1, in 54 slots, the pitch of the first set of coils forming 6 poles is set to 8 pitches, and the pitch of the second set of coils forming 24 poles is set to 4 pitches. The first set of coils with 6 poles can generate normal magnetic force to rotate the rotor at high speed, but the second set of coils with 24 poles can not generate magnetic force and cannot rotate the rotor.
experiment example 2
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[0129] In Experimental Example 2, the pitch of the coils forming the first set of 6 poles was set to 8 pitches, and the pitch of the coils forming the second set of 24 poles was set to 3 pitches in 54 slots.
[0130]In the above-mentioned Experimental Example 2, in the first group of coils forming 6 poles, normal magnetic force can be generated to rotate the rotor at high speed, but in the second group of coils forming 24 poles, although the magnetic force is generated, due to The size is too weak to spin the rotor.
experiment example 3
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[0133] Experimental example 3 is a case where the pitch of the first set of coils forming 6 poles is set to 8 pitches, and the pitch of the second set of coils forming 24 poles is set to 5 pitches in 54 slots.
[0134] In the above-mentioned Experimental Example 3, in the first group of coils forming 6 poles, normal magnetic force can be generated to rotate the rotor at high speed, but in the second group of coils forming 24 poles, although the magnetic force is generated, due to The size is weaker than Experimental Example 2 and the rotor cannot be rotated.
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