Electrical rotating machine comprising rotor and stator for the passage of fluid
A fluid and stator technology, applied in the field of rotating electrical machines, can solve the inherent efficiency limitations and disadvantages of stator size motors
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[0026] figure 1 The rotating electric machine shown in is in this example, for example, an electric motor, comprising a rotor 10 and a stator 12 coaxially nested one inside the other after assembly, so that the rotor rotates freely.
[0027] In the remainder of the description the machine is a synchronous machine with a single pair of poles, as an example only.
[0028] This does not in any way exclude any other motors such as squirrel cage or wound rotor asynchronous motors.
[0029] according to figure 1 The rotor of the electric machine comprises, in a manner known per se, a preferably magnetic shaft 14 on which is placed a stack of identical planar ferromagnetic laminations which are assembled to one another by any known means to form a rotor body 16 .
[0030] The rotor supports flux generators (not shown), mainly permanent magnets of length substantially equal to the length of the rotor body.
[0031] The stator also comprises a lamination of the same planar ferromagn...
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