Permanent magnetic motor having a magnetic axial bearing
View Patent ↗A permanent magnetic motor having a magnetic axial bearing and one or more fluid bearings, wherein a stator unit is disposed on a baseplate, the stator unit being disposed opposite a magnet ring made up of permanent magnets and being separated from the magnet ring by an air gap, and the magnet ring is fixed to the inside circumference of a circumferential hub that is supported with respect to a bearing bush by means of the fluid bearings via a shaft, and at least one fluid dynamic axial bearing is preloaded with an axial attractive force component that is at least partly generated by a ferromagnetic pull ring that is fixed to the baseplate and disposed below the magnet ring and permeated by its field lines, characterized in that, seen magnetically, the stator unit is centered with respect to the magnet ring and has no significant axial offset and that the pull ring has no or only relatively low electrical conductivity at high magnetic permeability.
1. A permanent magnetic motor having a magnetic axial bearing and one or more fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ), wherein a magnet ring ( 5 ) made up of permanent magnets is disposed to lie opposite a stator unit ( 4 ) and is separated from the stator unit by an air gap and the magnet ring ( 5 ) is fixed to the inside circumference of a circumferential hub ( 2 ) that is supported with respect to a bearing bush ( 3 ) by means of fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ) via a shaft ( 1 ), and at least one fluid dynamic axial bearing ( 11 ) is preloaded with an axial attractive force component that is at least partly generated by a ferromagnetic pull ring ( 7 ) that is disposed below the magnet ring ( 5 ) and permeated by its field lines, characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) has no or only relatively low electrical conductivity at high magnetic permeability and a surface structure, ( 23 ) formed from impressions or moldings is disposed in the pull ring ( 7 ) in order to minimize electrical conductivity.
2. A permanent magnetic motor having a magnetic axial bearing and one or more fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ), wherein a magnet ring ( 5 ) made up of permanent magnets is disposed to lie opposite a stator unit ( 4 ) and is separated from the stator unit by an air gap and the magnet ring ( 5 ) is fixed to the inside circumference of a circumferential hub ( 2 ) that is supported with respect to a bearing bush ( 3 ) by means of fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ) via a shaft ( 1 ), and at least one fluid dynamic axial bearing ( 11 ) is preloaded with an axial attractive force component that is at least partly generated by a ferromagnetic pull ring ( 7 ) that is disposed below the magnet ring ( 5 ) and permeated by its field lines, characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) has no or only relatively low electrical conductivity at high magnetic permeability, and the pull ring ( 7 , 25 ; 39 ; 42 ) comprises a meander-like surface structure having radial or diagonal slits ( 26 , 27 ; 40 , 41 ; 43 , 44 ) opening alternately outwards or inwards.
3. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 2 , characterized in that the stator unit ( 4 ) is disposed on a baseplate ( 6 ) and the pull ring ( 7 ) is fixed to the baseplate ( 6 ).
4. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 2 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) alone produces the axial preload on the axial fluid bearing ( 11 ).
5. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 2 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) forms no (or only few) eddy currents in the magnetic field.
6. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 2 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) is made of a ferrite stainless steel material or a ferromagnetic iron alloy and the electrical conductivity in the pull ring ( 7 ) is greatly reduced.
7. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 2 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) is made of a plastic that contains magnetizable particles.
8. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 2 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) is made of a ferrite material.
9. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 2 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) is made up of two inter-nested ring parts ( 21 , 22 ) having different diameters and located on the same plane.
10. A permanent magnetic motor having a magnetic axial bearing and one or more fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ), wherein a magnet ring ( 5 ) made up of permanent magnets is disposed to lie opposite a stator unit ( 4 ) and is separated from the stator unit by an air gap and the magnet ring ( 5 ) is fixed to the inside circumference of a circumferential hub ( 2 ) that is supported with respect to a bearing bush ( 3 ) by means of fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ) via a shaft ( 1 ), and at least one fluid dynamic axial bearing ( 11 ) is preloaded with an axial attractive force component that is at least partly generated by a ferromagnetic pull ring ( 7 ) that is disposed below the magnet ring ( 5 ) and permeated by its field lines, characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) has no or only relatively low electrical conductivity at high magnetic permeability and one or more annular grooves ( 24 ) are formed in the pull ring ( 7 ).
11. A permanent magnetic motor having a magnetic axial bearing and one or more fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ), wherein a magnet ring ( 5 ) made up of permanent magnets is disposed to lie opposite a stator unit ( 4 ) and is separated from the stator unit by an air gap and the magnet ring ( 5 ) is fixed to the inside circumference of a circumferential hub ( 2 ) that is supported with respect to a bearing bush ( 3 ) by means of fluid bearings ( 11 , 13 , 14 ) via a shaft ( 1 ), and at least one fluid dynamic axial bearing ( 11 ) is preloaded with an axial attractive force component that is at least partly generated by a ferromagnetic pull ring ( 7 ) that is disposed below the magnet ring ( 5 ) and permeated by its field lines, characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 ) has no or only relatively low electrical conductivity at high magnetic permeability and the pull ring ( 7 , 30 ) is made up of a layered stack ( 31 ) formed from a plurality of ring sections layered axially one on top of the other, whose bonding is made electrically insulating.
12. A motor according to claim 11 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 , 28 ) carries a series of grooves ( 29 ) that are disposed obliquely.
13. A motor according to one of the claims 1 or 11 , characterized in that the width of the pull ring ( 7 ; 45 ) varies along its circumference.
14. A motor according to claim 13 , characterized in that the pull ring ( 7 , 45 ) comprises a number of protruding portions ( 46 ) and/or a number of recessed portions ( 47 ) along its outer and/or inner circumference.
15. A motor according to claim 14 , characterized in that the number of protruding portions ( 46 ) and/or the number of recessed portions ( 47 ) correspond to the number of poles of the stator unit ( 4 ).