Rotating electric machine and method for manufacturing rotating electric machine
Stacked core sheets forming a stacked core of a rotating electric machine have tooth portions on the inner circumferential side. Axial-direction holes penetrating the stacked core in the axial direction are provided near the tooth bases and near the outer circumferential surface. Resin is injected through tooth base neighbor holes near the tooth bases and core outer circumferential holes near the outer circumferential surface of the stacked core, among the axial-direction holes in the rotating electric machine. Thus, the resin fills gaps near the tooth bases and near the outer circumferential surface of the stacked core, so that the stacked core sheets are bonded to each other, thus obtaining a rotating electric machine having such a stacked core.
1. A rotating electric machine comprising a tubular stacked core formed by a plurality of element sheets stacked in an axial direction, wherein
the stacked core has a plurality of axial-direction holes formed in advance,
a surrounding area around a resin injection hole selected from the plurality of axial-direction holes is filled with resin, so that the plurality of element sheets are bonded to each other, and
the resin injection hole is selected so that stiffness of the entire stacked core as a cylindrical structure is ensured at a same level as in a case of injecting the resin into all the axial-direction holes.
2. The rotating electric machine according to claim 1 , wherein
the resin injection hole is the axial-direction hole present in each of a tooth base neighboring part and an outer circumferential part of the stacked core.
3. The rotating electric machine according to claim 1 , wherein
the resin injection hole is the axial-direction hole present in a radial-direction center part of the stacked core excluding a tooth base neighboring part and an outer circumferential part thereof.
4. A rotating electric machine manufacturing method in which resin is injected through a plurality of axial-direction holes provided in a tubular stacked core of a rotating electric machine into a gap between a plurality of element sheets forming the stacked core, so as to bond the plurality of element sheets to each other, thereby manufacturing the stacked core, wherein
from outside of the rotating electric machine, the resin is supplied by a pump to be injected from one end of a resin injection hole selected from the plurality of axial-direction holes, so as to fill the gap between the plurality of element sheets forming the stacked core with the resin and bond the plurality of element sheets to each other, thereby manufacturing the stacked core, the resin injection hole being selected so that stiffness of the entire stacked core as a cylindrical structure is ensured at a same level as in a case of injecting the resin into all the axial-direction holes.
5. The rotating electric machine manufacturing method according to claim 4 , wherein
after the resin is injected from the one end of the resin injection hole and the gap between the plurality of element sheets is filled with the resin, air is supplied from the one end of the resin injection hole, to discharge the resin left in the resin injection hole.
6. The rotating electric machine manufacturing method according to claim 4 , wherein
the resin injection hole is present in each of a tooth base neighboring part and an outer circumferential part of the stacked core.
7. The rotating electric machine manufacturing method according to claim 4 , wherein
the resin injection hole is present in a radial-direction center part of the stacked core excluding a tooth base neighboring part and an outer circumferential part thereof.
8. The rotating electric machine manufacturing method according to claim 5 , wherein
the resin injection hole is present in each of a tooth base neighboring part and an outer circumferential part of the stacked core.
9. The rotating electric machine manufacturing method according to claim 5 , wherein
the resin injection hole is present in a radial-direction center part of the stacked core excluding a tooth base neighboring part and an outer circumferential part thereof.