Rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus and method of manufacturing the same
A rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus utilized to implement a process of infiltrating varnish into wire-wound coils of a rotary electric machine, and of curing the varnish, an apparatus includes a rotator 2 supporting a work S attached with the wire-wound coils Sc and rotating the work; and a high-frequency power supply device supplying electric power to the wire-wound coils. It is thus possible to support and heat up the work without having devices that surround the work S, thereby positioning a varnish dropping-infiltrating device 6 appropriately. Further, there is no need to change a stage as conventional heat-up processes with an oven or a hot blast-circulating furnace did, and an entire process from pre-drying to curing can be implemented at a single stage.
1. A rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus, comprising:
a rotator that supports a workpiece attached with wire-wound coils, wherein the rotator rotates the workpiece;
a power supply device that supplies electric power to the wire-wound coils; and
a varnish-infiltrating device that supplies varnish to the wire-wound coils, wherein:
the rotator is a reciprocating rotating device that rotates in a first rotational direction and in an opposite, second rotational direction,
the varnish-infiltrating device supplies the varnish while the reciprocating rotating device repeats a reciprocating rotation in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction,
the reciprocating rotating device is structured to reciprocatingly repeat rotation at 360 degrees or more in a rotational direction, and
the varnish-infiltrating device includes a varnish-supplying device at one position for every target portion for applying varnish to the wire-wound coils.
2. The rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein electric supply lines from the power supply device are supported by an electric supply line twist-inhibiting mechanism.
3. A rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus, comprising:
a rotator that supports a workpiece attached with wire-wound coils, wherein the rotator rotates the workpiece;
a power supply device that supplies electric power to the wire-wound coils; and
a varnish-infiltrating device that supplies varnish to the wire-wound coils, wherein:
the rotator is a reciprocating rotating device that rotates in a first rotational direction and in an opposite, second rotational direction,
the varnish-infiltrating device supplies the varnish while the reciprocating rotating device repeats a reciprocating rotation in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction, and
the reciprocating rotating device is structured to reciprocatingly repeat rotation at a rotational angle within a rotational angle range of between 180 degrees or more and up to less than 360 degrees in a rotational direction, and the varnish-infiltrating device includes two varnish-supplying devices for supplying the varnish that are respectively allocated at positions separated by about 180 degrees to each target portion for applying varnish to the wire-wound coils.
4. The rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus according to claim 3 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to discharge varnish by means of an injector.
5. The rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.
6. The rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus according to claim 3 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.
7. A rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus, comprising:
a rotator that supports a workpiece attached with wire-wound coils, wherein the rotator rotates the workpiece:
a power supply device that supplies electric power to the wire-wound coils: and
a varnish-infiltrating device that supplies varnish to the wire-wound coils, wherein:
the rotator is a reciprocating rotating device that rotates in a first rotational direction and in an opposite, second rotational direction,
the varnish-infiltrating device supplies the varnish while the reciprocating rotating device repeats a reciprocating rotation in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction, and
the reciprocating rotating device is structured to reciprocatingly repeat rotation at a rotational angle within a rotational angle range of between 120 degrees or more and up to less than 180 degrees in a rotational direction, and the varnish-infiltrating device includes three varnish-supplying devices for supplying the varnish that are respectively allocated at positions separated by about 120 degrees to each target portion for applying varnish to the wire-wound coils.
8. The rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to discharge varnish by means of an injector.
9. The rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus according to claim 8 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.
10. The rotary electric machine-manufacturing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.
11. A method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine, comprising:
supporting a workpiece attached with wire-wound coils;
rotating the workpiece reciprocatingly in a first rotational direction and in an opposite, second rotational direction;
supplying electric power to the wire-wound coils while the workpiece is being rotated reciprocatingly in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction; and
supplying varnish to the wire-wound coils while electric power is being supplied to the wire-wound coils, the varnish being supplied while the workpiece repeats a reciprocating rotation in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction, the reciprocating rotation being performed by reciprocatingly repeating rotation at 360 degrees or more in a rotational direction, and a varnish-supplying device is at one position for every target portion for applying varnish to the wire-wound coils.
12. A method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine, comprising:
supporting a workpiece attached with wire-wound coils;
rotating the workpiece reciprocatingly in a first rotational direction and in an opposite, second rotational direction;
supplying electric power to the wire-wound coils while the workpiece is being rotated reciprocatingly in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction; and
supplying varnish to the wire-wound coils while electric power is being supplied to the wire-wound coils, the varnish being supplied while the workpiece repeats a reciprocating rotation in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction, and the reciprocating rotation being performed by reciprocatingly repeating rotation at a rotational angle within a rotational angle range of between 180 degrees or more and up to less than 360 degrees in a rotational direction, and a supply of the varnish to the wire-wound coils is performed simultaneously by two varnish-supplying devices for supplying the varnish that are respectively allocated at positions separated by about 180 degrees to each target portion for applying varnish to the wire-wound coils.
13. The method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine according to claim 12 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to discharge varnish by means of an injector.
14. The method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine according to claim 13 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.
15. The method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine according to claim 12 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.
16. A method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine, comprising:
supporting a workpiece attached with wire-wound coils;
rotating the workpiece reciprocatingly in a first rotational direction and in an opposite, second rotational direction:
supplying electric power to the wire-wound coils while the workpiece is being rotated reciprocatingly in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction; and
supplying varnish to the wire-wound coils while electric power is being supplied to the wire-wound coils, the varnish being supplied while the workpiece repeats a reciprocating rotation in the first rotational direction and in the second rotational direction, and the reciprocating rotation being performed by reciprocatingly repeating rotation at a rotational angle within a rotational angle range of between 120 degrees or more and up to less than 180 degrees in a rotational direction, and a supply of the varnish to the wire-wound coils is performed simultaneously by three varnish-supplying devices for supplying the varnish that are respectively allocated at positions separated by about 120 degrees to each target portion for applying varnish to the wire-wound coils.
17. The method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine according to claim 16 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to discharge varnish by means of an injector.
18. The method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine according to claim 17 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.
19. The method of manufacturing a rotary electric machine according to claim 16 , wherein at least one of the varnish-supplying devices is structured to supply the varnish by transferring and applying varnish raised by a coater roll.