Rotor with a bandage arrangement for an electrical machine
A bandage for a rotor of an electrical machine that may be used in an electrical drive system of an aircraft is provided. The bandage, which serves to fix permanent magnets to the rotor, includes two rings, which are coaxial circular ring-like components, that are connected together by axial webs. The permanent magnets each have axial grooves on a surface of the respective permanent magnet facing the stator. The bandage is arranged on the rotor such that the permanent magnets lie between the rings, and the axial webs are positioned in the axial grooves. Since a thickness of the axial webs corresponds to a depth of the axial grooves, the magnet surfaces and the surface of the bandage are flush with one another, such that the bandage requires no additional space in an air gap.
1. A rotor for an electrical machine, the rotor comprising:
at least one permanent magnet group, wherein each permanent magnet group of the at least one permanent magnet group comprises at least one permanent magnet;
a bandage arrangement with at least one retaining region for fixing each permanent magnet to a surface of the rotor,
wherein each permanent magnet has a groove in a groove surface region of an outer magnet surface of the respective permanent magnet facing the bandage arrangement, the respective permanent magnet having a first side and a second side opposite the first side,
wherein the outer magnet surface has a free surface region, the groove surface region being offset relative to the free surface region,
wherein a first portion of the free surface region is between the first side of the respective permanent magnet and the groove, and a second portion of the free surface region is between the second side of the respective permanent magnet and the groove,
wherein the bandage arrangement is dimensioned and configured, and arranged with respect to each permanent magnet of the respective permanent magnet group, such that at least the respective retaining region of the bandage arrangement is positioned in a respective groove of a respective permanent magnet of the respective permanent magnet group, and
wherein the respective retaining region of the bandage arrangement is at least as thin as a depth of the respective groove.
2. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein for a surface of the bandage arrangement facing away from the rotor, at least in retaining regions of the at least one retaining region with free surface regions lying outside the respective groove surface region of the outer magnet surface of the respective permanent magnet, forms a substantially smooth cylinder surface.
3. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein the bandage arrangement has a thickness that corresponds to a depth of the respective groove in which the respective retaining region is positioned.
4. The rotor claim 3 , wherein the bandage arrangement has the thickness in the respective retaining region positioned in a respective groove.
5. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein each permanent magnet group of the at least one permanent magnet group has a plurality of permanent magnets,
wherein the plurality of permanent magnets of the respective permanent magnet group, viewed in a tangential direction, are positioned one behind the other on the surface of the rotor so as to form a respective magnet ring, and
wherein the grooves of the plurality of permanent magnets of the respective permanent magnet group are configured in the respective outer magnet surface, such that the grooves of adjacent permanent magnets of the respective permanent magnet group adjoin one another such that the mutually adjoining grooves form a peripheral groove in the tangential direction of the respective permanent magnet group.
6. The rotor of claim 5 , wherein the bandage arrangement for a respective permanent magnet group of the at least one permanent magnet group in each case comprises, as a retaining region, a bandage component configured as a substantially flat circular ring, and
wherein a respective bandage component of the bandage arrangement is positioned in a respective peripheral groove of a respective permanent magnet group.
7. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein the bandage arrangement comprises:
a ring group with at least a first ring and a second ring, wherein the first ring and the second ring of the ring group are arranged behind one another in an axial direction, so that there is a ring intermediate space between each two mutually adjacent rings of the ring group,
a web group with a plurality of webs, wherein each web of the plurality of webs of the web group runs between two adjacent rings of the ring group, and
wherein a number of webs of the plurality of webs of the web group run between each two adjacent rings of the ring group.
8. The rotor of claim 7 , wherein the bandage arrangement is arranged on the rotor such that one permanent magnet group of the at least one permanent magnet group is arranged between each two mutually adjacent rings of the ring group, and
wherein each of at least some webs of the plurality of webs of the web group, at least some rings of the ring group, or the webs and the rings forms a retaining region of the bandage arrangement.
9. The rotor of claim 7 , wherein for each permanent magnet, the respective groove runs between two axial ends of the respective permanent magnet.
10. The rotor of claim 9 , wherein the respective groove is positioned such that the respective groove lies on a magnetic pole of the respective permanent magnet.
11. The rotor of claim 7 , wherein the number of webs running between two adjacent rings of the ring group are arranged one behind the other viewed in a tangential direction, so that there is a web intermediate space between each two adjacent webs of the number of webs,
wherein the plurality of webs of the web group, the rings of the ring group, or the plurality of webs of the web group and the rings of the ring group that form a retaining region of the bandage arrangement are dimensioned, and the bandage arrangement is arranged with respect to the respective permanent magnet group, such that a free surface region of the outer magnet surface lying outside the groove surface region is positioned in one of the web intermediate spaces.
12. The rotor of claim 7 , wherein at least rings of the ring group that lie on the outside viewed in the axial direction each have at least one radially inner partial ring portion and at least one radially outer partial ring portion,
wherein for the rings of the ring group that consist of a radially inner and a radially outer partial ring portion:
a thickness of one of the respective partial ring portions corresponds to a thickness of the webs; and
a total thickness of the respective ring is greater than the thickness of the webs.
13. The rotor of claim 7 , wherein the webs of the web group and the rings of the ring group each constitute separate components, and
wherein the individual webs and the individual rings are joined together, such that the bandage arrangement is constructed.
14. The rotor of claim 13 , wherein the webs are bent in a state not installed in the bandage arrangement, and the webs are substantially flat in a state installed in the bandage arrangement.
15. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the respective retaining region of the bandage arrangement is equal to a depth of the respective groove.