Rotor of a dynamo-electric rotary machine, dynamo-electric machine having a rotor, and method for producing the rotor
A rotor of a dynamo-electric rotary machine includes a rotor core arranged concentrically to a rotor axis and including slots filled with electrically conductive material. A front ring is arranged at a front axial end of the slots and includes electrically conductive material, and a rear ring is arranged at a rear axial end of the slots and includes electrically conductive material. A rotor-core-distal surface of the front ring and/or rear ring has a bevel in axial direction from an outer circumference to an inner circumference, with the bevel defined by a bevel angle having a value of 3° to 30°. A support element is at least partially connected to the front and/or rear ring with a positive fit and pressed thereon axially, with the support element being supported on a shaft and having a radial end which terminates at a radial end of the front and/or rear ring.
1. A rotor of a dynamo-electric rotary machine, said rotor comprising:
a rotor core arranged in concentric relation to a rotor axis and including slots which are filled with electrically conductive material;
a front short-circuiting ring arranged in concentric relation to the rotor axis at a front axial end of the slots and comprising electrically conductive material;
a rear short-circuiting ring arranged in concentric relation to the rotor axis at a rear axial end of the slots and comprising electrically conductive material, wherein at least one member selected from the group consisting of the front short-circuiting ring and the rear short-circuiting ring includes a surface facing away from the rotor core and having at least partially a bevel in an axial direction from an outer circumference to an inner circumference of the member, with the bevel defined by a bevel angle having a value of 3° to 30°; and
a support element at least partially connected to the surface of the member with a positive fit, said support element being pressed onto the member axially and supported on a shaft, said support element having a radial end which terminates at a radial end of the member.
2. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein the support element has, at a surface facing toward the member, at least one section which has a bevel in the axial direction from an outer circumference to an inner circumference of the support element, with the bevel of the section defined by a bevel alternate angle which is an alternate angle to the bevel angle.
3. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein the support element comprises a material having a tensile strength of 800 N/mm 2 to 1200 N/mm 2 .
4. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein the support element comprises steel.
5. The rotor of claim 3 , wherein the support element is connectable to the shaft via an interference fit.
6. The rotor of claim 1 , wherein the support element has at least one of recess and a thickening, for correcting an imbalance.
7. A dynamo-electric rotary machine, comprising a rotor as set forth in claim 1 .
8. A rotor of a dynamo-electric rotary machine, said rotor comprising:
a rotor core arranged in concentric relation to a rotor axis and including slots which are filled with electrically conductive material;
a front ring arranged in concentric relation to the rotor axis at a front axial end of the slots and comprising electrically conductive material;
a rear ring arranged in concentric relation to the rotor axis at a rear axial end of the slots and comprising electrically conductive material, wherein at least one member selected from the group consisting of the front ring and the rear ring includes a surface facing away from the rotor core and having at least partially a bevel in an axial direction from an outer circumference to an inner circumference of the member with the bevel defined by a bevel angle having a value of 3° to 30°; and
a support element designed to at least partially connect to the member with a positive fit, said support element being pressed onto the member axially and supported on a shaft, said support element having a radial end which terminates at a radial end of the member wherein the surface of the member includes a first region having a first part-bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the member, with the first part-bevel defined by a first part-bevel angle, and a second region having a second part-bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the member, with the second part-bevel defined by a second part-bevel angle which differs from the first part-bevel angle.
9. The rotor of claim 8 , wherein the support element has a surface facing toward the member and including a first region having a bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the support element, with the bevel of the first region defined by a part-bevel alternate angle which is an alternate angle to the first part-bevel angle, and a second region having a bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the support element, with the bevel of the second region defined by a part-bevel alternate angle which is an alternate angle to the second part-bevel angle.
10. A method for producing a rotor said method comprising:
filling with electrically conductive material slots of a rotor core in concentric arrangement to a rotor axis;
depositing electrically conductive material at a front end and a rear axial end of the slots to form a front ring and a rear ring using a shaping device such that at least one member selected from the group consisting of the front ring and the rear ring has a surface which faces away from the rotor core and which is at least partially given a bevel in an axial direction from an outer circumference to an inner circumference of the member with the bevel defined by a bevel angle having a value of 3° to 30°;
pressing a support element axially onto the member with the support element being supported on a shaft and with a radial end of the support element terminating at a radial end of the member; and
shaping the surface of the member with a first region having a first part-bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the member, with the first part-bevel defined by a first part-bevel angle, and a second region having a second part-bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the member, with the second part-bevel defined by a second part-bevel angle which differs from the first part-bevel angle.
11. The method of claim 10 , further comprising shaping a member-facing surface of the support element with a first region having a bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the support element, with the bevel of the first region defined by a part-bevel alternate angle which is an alternate angle to the first part-bevel angle, and a second region having a bevel in the axial direction from the outer circumference to the inner circumference of the support element, with the bevel of the second region defined by a part-bevel alternate angle which is an alternate angle to the second part-bevel angle.
12. A method for producing a rotor, said method comprising:
filling with electrically conductive material slots of a rotor core in concentric arrangement to a rotor axis;
depositing electrically conductive material at a front end and a rear axial end of the slots to form a front short-circuiting ring and a rear short-circuiting ring using a shaping device such that at least one member selected from the group consisting of the front short-circuiting ring and the rear short-circuiting ring has a surface which faces away from the rotor core and which is at least partially given a bevel in an axial direction from an outer circumference to an inner circumference of the member, with the bevel defined by a bevel angle having a value of 3° to 30°; and
pressing a support element axially onto the surface of the member, with the support element being supported on a shaft and with a radial end of the support element terminating at a radial end of the member.
13. The method of claim 12 , further comprising shrinking the support element onto the shaft.
14. The method of claim 13 , further comprising heating the support element up to a temperature of 100° C. to 140° C., as the support element is shrunk onto the shaft.
15. The method of claim 12 , wherein the support element is pressed onto the member in the axial direction.
16. The method of claim 12 , wherein the support element is pressed onto the member with a bonding force of 20 to 40 t.
17. The method of claim 12 , further comprising shaping the support element at a surface facing toward the member with at least one section which has a bevel in the axial direction from an outer circumference to an inner circumference of the support element, with the bevel of the section defined by a bevel alternate angle which is an alternate angle to the bevel angle.
18. The method of claim 12 , further comprising connecting the support element to the shaft via an interference fit.
19. The method of claim 15 , further comprising forming the support element with at least one of recess and a thickening for correcting an imbalance.