Electromagnet shielded high-temp. superconductive synchronous rotor and method for assembling same
A conductive shielding and rotor technology, applied to electromagnetic shielding. In the field, it can solve the problems of too many parts, complex and expensive, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing assembly time, reducing coil assembly changes, and improving coil support quality
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[0027] FIG. 1 shows an example synchronous generator 10 having one stator 12 and one rotor 14 . The rotor comprises field coil windings mounted inside the cylindrical rotor vacuum cavity 16 of the stator. The rotor is housed inside the rotor vacuum chamber of the stator. As the rotor rotates within the stator, the magnetic field 18 generated by the rotor and stator coils (shown in dashed lines) moves / rotates through the stator and induces current in the windings of the stator coils 19 . This current is output by the generator as electrical energy.
[0028] The rotor 14 has a substantially longitudinally extending axis 20 and a solid rotor core 22 . The solid core 22 has high magnetic permeability and is typically made of a ferromagnetic material such as iron. In a low energy density superconducting machine, the iron core of the rotor is used to reduce the magnetomotive force (MMF), thus minimizing the amount of superconducting (SC) coils required for coil winding. For exam...
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