Electric rotating machine
View Patent ↗An electric rotating machine capable of lowering the temperature of a rotor disposed, wherein at least one of closed ventilation loops for cooling is formed, one of the loops constituting a ventilation passage communicating with an exhaust side through a heat source of the end of the generator to a cooler, thereby to supply cooling wind to the rotor after it passes through the cooler.
1. An electric rotating machine comprising a stator, a rotor rotating in opposite relation with the stator, a rotating shaft rotating with the rotor, a fan disposed in the vicinity of the end portion of the rotating shaft, a first cooler, a second cooler disposed on the axial line extending in the first cooler to the rotating shaft, a rotor ventilation duct disposed in the rotor, a stator ventilation duct disposed in the stator, and an entrance port communicated with the rotor ventilation duct, wherein gas that has passed through the rotor ventilation duct is guided to the stator ventilation duct; the gas that has passed through the stator ventilation duct is guided to the first cooler; the air that has passed through the first cooler is guided to the second cooler by way of the end portion of the stator; and part of the air that has passed through the second cooler is guided to the entrance port of the rotor ventilation duct, without passing through the fan.
2. An electric rotating machine comprising a stator, a rotor rotating in opposite relation with the stator, a rotating shaft rotating with the rotor, a fan disposed in the vicinity of the end portion of the rotating shaft, first and second coolers, a rotor ventilation duct disposed in the rotor, a stator ventilation duct disposed in the stator, and an entrance port communicated with the rotor ventilation duct, wherein gas compressed by the fan passes through the end portion of the stator; the gas that has passed through the end portion of the stator is guided to the second cooler; the gas that has passed through the second cooler is guided to the rotor ventilation duct, without passing through the fan; the gas that has passed through the rotor ventilation duct is guided to the stator ventilation duct: the gas that has passed through the stator ventilation duct is guided to the first cooler; and the air that has passed through the first cooler is guided to the fan.
3. An electric rotating machine having a first cooler and a second cooler, which comprises a stator, a rotor rotating in opposite relation with the stator, a rotor ventilation duct disposed in the rotor, a stator ventilation duct disposed in the stator, a second ventilation passage for guiding gas that has passed through end portion of the stator to the stator ventilation duct, and the second ventilation passage for guiding gas that has passed through the second cooler to the rotor ventilation duct, wherein the second ventilation passage guides gas to the rotor ventilation duct by way of the outside of the second cooler in the peripheral direction.
4. An electric rotating machine having a first cooler and a second cooler, which comprises a stator, a rotor rotating in opposite relation with the stator, a rotating shaft rotating with the rotor, a fan disposed on the rotating shaft, a stator ventilation duct disposed in the stator, and a rotor ventilation duct disposed in the rotor, which further comprises a first ventilation passage for guiding gas that has passed through the end portion of the stator to the second cooler, a second ventilation duct for guiding gas that has passed through the stator ventilation duct to the first cooler, a third ventilation passage for guiding the gas that has passed through the stator ventilation duct to the first cooler, and the second ventilation passage for guiding the gas cooled in the second cooler to the rotor ventilation duct.
5. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 1 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the second cooler is disposed outside of the housing.
6. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 1 , wherein the rotor has windings wound on an iron core, and a retaining ring for holding the end portion of the windings, the fan being disposed adjacently to the outside of the retaining ring.
7. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 1 , wherein a ventilation improvement means is disposed in the vicinity of the entrance port of the first ventilation passage.
8. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 7 , wherein the ventilation improvement is to give a swirl motion to the gas.
9. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 1 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the first and second cooler are disposed in the housing.
10. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 2 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the second cooler is disposed outside of the housing.
11. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 2 , wherein the rotor has windings wound on an iron core, and a retaining ring for holding the end portion of the windings, the fan being disposed adjacently to the outside of the retaining ring.
12. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 2 , wherein a ventilation improvement means is disposed in the vicinity of the entrance port of the first ventilation passage.
13. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 12 , wherein the ventilation improvement is to give a swirl motion to the gas.
14. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 2 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the first and second cooler are disposed in the housing.
15. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the second cooler is disposed outside of the housing.
16. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the rotor has windings wound on an iron core, and a retaining ring for holding the end portion of the windings, the fan being disposed adjacently to the outside of the retaining ring.
17. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 3 , wherein a ventilation improvement means is disposed in the vicinity of the entrance port of the first ventilation passage.
18. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 17 , wherein the ventilation improvement is to give a swirl motion to the gas.
19. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 3 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the first and second cooler are disposed in the housing.
20. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 1 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the second cooler is disposed outside of the housing.
21. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 4 , wherein the rotor has windings wound on an iron core, and a retaining ring for holding the end portion of the windings, the fan being disposed adjacently to the outside of the retaining ring.
22. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 4 , wherein a ventilation improvement means is disposed in the vicinity of the entrance port of the first ventilation passage.
23. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 22 , wherein the ventilation improvement is to give a swirl motion to the gas.
24. The electric rotating machine as defined in claim 4 , wherein the rotor and the stator are encased in a housing, and the first and second cooler are disposed in the housing.