Bearing block cover, axial flux motor, elevator and method of compensating manufacturing tolerances in an axial flux motor

1. A bearing block cover, comprising:

a number of latch noses arranged radially around the bearing block cover and protruding from the perimeter of the bearing block cover, wherein the latch noses are configured to engage with an edge of a machined groove of a traction sheave rotor;

a radial overhang that comprises an oblique part that sinks with increasing radial distance, wherein the radial overhang is configured to tension the latch noses against the edge of the machined groove of the traction sheave rotor; and

a lip sealing at an outer perimeter of the bearing block cover,

wherein the radial overhang extends radially outside of the latch noses.

2. The bearing block cover according to claim 1 , wherein the material of the lip sealing consists of or comprises elastomer and the bearing block cover further comprises a number of elastomer feeding channels through which material for the lip sealing has been inserted.

3. A bearing block cover, comprising:

an integrated lip sealing at an outer perimeter of the bearing block cover; and

a number of latch noses arranged radially around the bearing block cover and protruding from the perimeter of the bearing block cover, wherein the latch noses are configured to be tensioned to engage with an edge of a machined groove of a traction sheave rotor,

wherein the material of the lip sealing consists of or comprises elastomer and the bearing block cover further comprises a number of elastomer feeding channels suitable for the insertion of lip sealing material and through which material for the lip sealing has been inserted.

4. The bearing block cover according to claim 2 , wherein the bearing block cover further comprises at least one positioning mark.

5. The bearing block cover according to claim 1 , further comprising at least one pad arranged on the bottom side of the bearing block cover.

6. The bearing block cover according to claim 5 , wherein the pad has been attached to the bearing block cover by a number of weldings.

7. The bearing block cover according to claim 6 , further comprising stiffening fins radially arranged around the bearing block cover, and wherein the weldings are located between the stiffening fins.

8. An axial flux motor comprising:

a first motor body part to which a stator comprising ferromagnetic stator cores and coils has been attached;

a second motor body part attached to the first motor body part;

a rotor comprising a number of magnets between the first and the second motor body parts, arranged against the stator in such a manner that an air gap remains between the rotor and the stator;

at least one bearing between the rotor and the stator; and

the bearing block cover according to claim 1 attached to cover the bearing.

9. The axial flux motor according to claim 8 , wherein the motor is located in a hoisting machine comprising a traction sheave with rope grooves, located in such a manner that the rotor is rotatable in a vertical position.

10. The axial flux motor according to claim 8 , further comprising at least one brake configured to engage with a brake surface to brake the rotor, the bearing being separated from the brake surface and/or from the air gap by the bearing block cover.

11. The axial flux motor according to claim 8 , wherein the rotor comprises at least one machined groove to which the machined bearing has been installed, and to which the latch nose engages.

12. The axial flux motor according to claim 11 , wherein the radial overhang of the bearing block cover is used to tension the latch nose against an edge of the groove.

13. An elevator comprising a hoisting machine comprising the axial flux motor according to claim 8 .

14. A method of compensating manufacturing tolerances in the axial flux motor according to claim 8 , said method comprising the step of:

fitting a bearing block cover to cover a bearing between the rotor and the stator in such a manner that the lock noses are bent inwards and the oblique part of the radial overhang is lifted so that the resulting force caused by the bearing block cover at least partly compensates manufacturing tolerances of the rotor and the bearing.

15. The bearing block cover according to claim 3 , wherein the bearing block cover further comprises at least one positioning mark.

16. The bearing block cover according to claim 2 , further comprising at least one pad arranged on the bottom side of the bearing block cover.

17. The bearing block cover according to claim 3 , further comprising at least one pad arranged on the bottom side of the bearing block cover.

18. The bearing block cover according to claim 4 , further comprising: at least one pad arranged on the bottom side of the bearing block cover.

19. An axial flux motor comprising:

a first motor body part to which a stator comprising ferromagnetic stator cores and coils has been attached;

a second motor body part attached to the first motor body part;

a rotor comprising a number of magnets between the first and the second motor body parts, arranged against the stator in such a manner that an air gap remains between the rotor and the stator;

at least one bearing between the rotor and the stator; and

the bearing block cover according to claim 2 attached to cover the bearing.

20. An axial flux motor comprising:

a first motor body part to which a stator comprising ferromagnetic stator cores and coils has been attached;

a second motor body part attached to the first motor body part;

a rotor comprising a number of magnets between the first and the second motor body parts, arranged against the stator in such a manner that an air gap remains between the rotor and the stator;

at least one bearing between the rotor and the stator; and

the bearing block cover according to claim 3 attached to cover the bearing.