This invention discloses a coaxially linked reversible motor device and its
adaptation method, belonging to the technical fields of motor equipment, electromechanical manufacturing, asynchronous induction power generation, and operating condition
inverter adaptation. This invention abandons the inherent structure and design concept of traditional cylindrical asynchronous motors, innovatively adopting a coaxial linkage, circular vertical disk-type axial
magnetic field integrated architecture. The
stator is fixedly mounted on the main shaft bearing, the winding coils remain stationary, and the squirrel-cage rotors on both sides are locked and fixed to the main shaft on both sides of the
stator, achieving high-precision coaxial synchronous rotation through the central bearing. The rotor features integrated heat dissipation blades, and the housing is equipped with open heat dissipation holes and external sealed ventilation ducts to achieve dual-mode heat dissipation. The two ends of the main shaft extend outwards, allowing for the detachable
assembly of semi-circular and elliptical eccentric counterweights, enabling the device to also function as a stable
vibration motor. Different specifications of
fan blade assemblies can also be replaced at the shaft ends, enabling both active
airflow for heat dissipation and coaxial self-generation through linkage with natural wind and
airflow. It can be widely used in five major fields:
rail transit,
new energy vehicles, industrial machinery,
aviation and ships, and civilian life. It has a high degree of functional integration and strong adaptability to various scenarios, and has extremely high promotion and application value and market practical value.