Switching reluctance motor

Abstract

The invention provides a switching reluctance motor, which comprises a rotator assembly and a stator core (30), wherein the rotor assembly is provided with a rotor fixing member (10) and a plurality of rotor cores (20) which are fixedly arranged on the rotor fixing member (10) and distributed at intervals long the circumferential direction, and the rotor fixing member (10) is a nonmagnetic conductive member and has a rotating shaft fixing portion (11); the stator core (30) is arranged on the rotor assembly in a sleeved manner, the stator core (30) is provided with a stator yoke portion (31) and a plurality of stator tooth portions (32) located at the inner side of the stator yoke portion (31); and the rotor core (20); each rotor core (20) is provided with a rotor body (21) and a rotor installation portion (23), the rotor body (21) is fixed on the rotor fixing member (10) through the rotor installation portion (23), and an air gap is formed between adjacent two rotor bodies (21). The switching reluctance motor provided by the invention is higher in efficiency.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of motors, in particular to a switched reluctance motor. Background technique [0002] At present, the switched reluctance motor is a new type of speed-regulating motor. The speed-regulating system has the advantages of both DC and AC speed-regulating systems. It has the advantages of high efficiency and high system reliability within the range, and is widely used in household appliances, aviation, aerospace, electronics, machinery and electric vehicles and other fields. The patent publications with the application number 200910263110.6 and 201010102546.X both disclose a hybrid excitation segmented stator and rotor switched reluctance motor, and the patent publication with the application number 200910263110.6 is the closest prior art, although its It has good performance, but it is unavoidable that there is an obstacle (a part of the fixed frame) between two adjacent rotor cores, which reduces the magnetic...

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The patent publications with the application number 200910263110.6 and 201010102546.X both disclose a hybrid excitation segmented stator and rotor switched reluctance motor, and the patent publication with the application number 200910263110.6 is the closest prior art, although its It has good performance, but it is unavoidable that there is an obstacle (a part of the fixed frame) between two adjacent rotor cores, which reduces the magnetic induction of the magnetic field. In addition, when the motor runs at high frequency, there is an alternating current in the rotor core The magnetic field changes, so a strong axial eddy current is generated. The disadvantage is that since the fan-shaped block rotor is completely embedded in the metal sleeve of the non-magnetic rotor, the metal sleeve of the non-magnetic rotor is fixed in contact with the tooth block of the fan-shaped rotor. The eddy current will increase by the square of the non-magnetic rotor metal sleeve. The axial eddy current loss has a greater impact on the iron loss of the motor. Say, with the same output, the loss increases and the input power needs to be increased

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