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US 7,649,295 · App. 11/708,042 · Granted Jan 19, 2010

Insulation structure of rotary electrical machinery

Assignee: Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
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Patent No.
US 7,649,295
App. No.
11/708,042
Granted
Jan 19, 2010
Kind
B2
Abstract

An insulation structure of rotary electrical machinery which electrically insulates teeth of a stator from a winding wound on the teeth includes: an insulator made from hard insulation material, disposed on both axial ends of the teeth, and having a side wall disposed along a side surface of the teeth crossing to a circumferential direction thereof, and a high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheet disposed along the side surface of the teeth and insulating the teeth from the winding, wherein an axial end portion of the high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheet is disposed between the side wall of the insulator and the side surface of the teeth and is stacked on the side wall in a prescribed axial extent.

Claims (11)

1. An insulation structure of rotary electrical machinery which electrically insulates teeth of a stator from a winding wound on the teeth comprising:

an insulator made from hard insulation material, disposed on both axial ends of the teeth, and having a side wall disposed along a side surface of the teeth crossing to a circumferential direction thereof; and

a high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheet disposed along the side surface of the teeth and insulating the teeth from the winding, wherein

an axial end portion of the high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheet is disposed between the side wall of the insulator and the side surface of the teeth and is stacked on the side wall in a prescribed axial extent.

2. The insulation structure of rotary electrical machinery according to claim 1 , wherein a thickness of a superposition portion of the high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheet which is stacked on the insulator is smaller than a thickness of a non-superposition portion of the high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheet which is not stacked on the insulator.

3. The insulation structure of rotary electrical machinery according to claim 1 , wherein an axial length at which the high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheet and the side wall of the insulator are stacked is set based on a diameter of the stator.

4. An insulation structure of rotary electrical machinery which electrically insulates teeth of a stator from a winding wound on the teeth comprising:

an insulator made from hard insulation material, disposed on both axial ends of the teeth, and having a side wall disposed along a side surface of the teeth crossing to a circumferential direction thereof; and

a high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation laminated resin sheet formed by laminating a plurality of high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation resin sheets each varying an axial length thereof, disposed along the side surface of the teeth, and insulating the teeth from the winding, wherein

an axial end portion of the high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation laminated resin sheet is stacked on the side wall of the insulator in a prescribed axial extent.

5. An insulation structure of rotary electrical machinery according to claim 4 , wherein an axial length at which the high-heat-conductive electrical-insulation laminated resin sheet and the side wall of the insulator are stacked is set based on a diameter of the stator.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 20, 2007
From: FUKUI, KENTARO; KABASAWA, AKIRA
To: HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD.
Reel/Frame 019011/0108 →
Priority Claims (1)
JP 2006-082474 · Mar 24, 2006 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20070222324A1 · Sep 27, 2007