Linear material and stator structure
A stator structure includes: a stator core ( 104 ) having a large number of concave slots ( 105 ) and a large number of convex magnetic poles ( 106 ) circumferentially alternately arranged; and magnet wires ( 101 ) of rectangular cross section in each of which an insulating coating ( 103 ) is formed on the outer surface of a metal wire ( 102 ), wherein each of the slots ( 105 ) is formed so that the distance (W 2 ) between both the side surfaces ( 109, 109 ) of the slot ( 105 ) gradually decreases from the bottom ( 107 ) to a distal opening ( 108 ) of the slot ( 105 ), each of the magnet wires ( 101 ) is wound around the associated magnetic pole ( 106 ) and inserted in tiers in the associated slot ( 105 ), and the magnet wire ( 101 ) is placed in the slot ( 105 ) so that the width (W 1 ) thereof continuously or stepwise decreases from the bottom ( 107 ) to the distal opening ( 108 ) of the slot ( 105 ).
1. A flat-type wire manufacturing method, comprising:
producing an intermediate wire material whose cross-sectional area changes increasingly and decreasingly in the longitudinal direction; and
feeding the intermediate wire material to between rolling rolls and rolling it while controlling the rolling rolls to come close to and away from each other so that portions of an intermediate wire material having a large cross-sectional area and portions thereof having a small cross-sectional area correspond to portions of the flat-type wire having a small final thickness and portions thereof having a large final thickness, respectively.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein
a first step of producing the intermediate wire material whose cross-sectional area changes increasingly and decreasingly in the longitudinal direction and a second step of rolling the intermediate wire material with the rolling rolls are continuously carried out.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein
the intermediate wire material is once taken up and then fed out to proceed to a second step so that a first step of producing the intermediate wire material whose cross-sectional area changes increasingly and decreasingly in the longitudinal direction and the second step of rolling the intermediate wire material with the rolling rolls are discontinuously carried out.
4. A flat-type wire manufacturing method for manufacturing a flat-type wire whose final thickness and final width continuously change in the longitudinal direction, the method comprising feeding a metal wire of circular cross section sequentially to a pair of first rolling rolls and a pair of second rolling rolls, each pair of rolling rolls controlled to relatively come close to and away from each other,
wherein the pair of first rolling rolls roll the intermediate wire material so that the relation of magnitude of thickness between portions of the intermediate wire material becomes inverse to the relation of magnitude of final thickness between corresponding portions of the flat-type wire, while being controlled to come close to and away from each other.
5. A flat-type wire manufacturing method for manufacturing a flat-type wire whose final thickness and final width continuously change in the longitudinal direction, the method comprising:
feeding a metal wire of circular cross section to between a pair of first rolling rolls controlled to relatively come close to and away from each other, thereby forming an intermediate wire material whose thickness and width continuously change; and
feeding the intermediate wire material to between a pair of second rolling rolls while controlling the second rolling rolls to relatively come close to and away from each other so that the relation of magnitude of thickness between portions of the intermediate wire material becomes inverse to the relation of magnitude of a roll distance.
6. The method of claim 4 , wherein
a roll diameter of the pair of the second rolling rolls is larger than a roll diameter of the pair of the first rolling rolls.
7. The method of claim 5 , wherein
a roll diameter of the pair of the second rolling rolls is larger than a roll diameter of the pair of the first rolling rolls.
8. The method of claim 1 , wherein
the pair of the rolling rolls roll the intermediate wire material so that a product of the final thickness and the final width of the flat-type wire is constant.
9. The method of claim 4 , wherein
the pair of the rolling rolls roll the intermediate wire material so that a product of the final thickness and the final width of the flat-type wire is constant.
10. The method of claim 5 , wherein
the pair of the rolling rolls roll the intermediate wire material so that a product of the final thickness and the final width of the flat-type wire is constant.