Induction motor with collar-reinforced end ring
A technology for induction motors and end rings, which is applied to asynchronous induction motors, electric components, electromechanical devices, etc., and can solve problems such as cracks, end ring expansion, and end ring contact
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[0083] Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a design, a method of operation, and a method for manufacturing an induction motor utilizing a thin-walled collar surrounding the outer diameter of the rotor end ring. The collar on the outer diameter is subjected to high centrifugal forces and stresses at high rotational speeds (eg > 12,000 rpm). The centrifugal force is generated by the rotor conductors and by the contained mass of the end rings. In various embodiments, the conductors are copper rods overcast with aluminum end rings. The collar may be fabricated from stainless steel and then press fit or shrink fit on the end ring. Stainless steel collars allow the use of high-conductivity pure aluminium or pure copper within the high-speed mixing rotor.
[0084] The maximum rotational speed of the die-cast hybrid induction rotor is improved by incorporating a thin-walled collar on the outer diameter of the end ring. The collar enables the end ring to resist higher hoop...
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