Abstract: The present invention relates to an electrical multipole motor/generator or electrical machine with axial magnetic flux, wherein the machine has a number of stator pole cores being larger than the number of rotor pole shoes. Thus, a motor/generator or electrical machine is provided in which the machine comprises a rotor secured to a shaft with an axis of rotation, where the rotor comprises magnets or means for producing a magnetic field and a number set to N of pole shoes. The machine further comprises a first stator with air gaps formed between the rotor and the first stator, where the first stator comprises a number set to M of separate pole cores or pole legs having corresponding separate coils or set of windings wound on and surrounding said pole cores or pole legs, wherein N and M are larger than one and M is larger than N. N may be an equal number, and M may be equal to 2N, or M may be equal to 3N, or M may be equal to 4N.
Abstract: Example embodiments of the present invention relate to a method for collecting data from a wind turbine plant, where data are collected regularly. The collected data made can be stored, where corrections are performed on the stored data. The method also maintains or stores the originally collected data, so that reports may be generated to represent selected data in a plurality of different types of reports. Accordingly, a wind turbine plant may be controlled in relation to originally collected data and in relation to possible correction made to the data.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 30, 2002
Date of Patent:
August 29, 2006
Assignee:
Neg Micon Control Systems A/S
Inventors:
Ulrik Husted Henriksen, Nicolaj From Mensberg
Abstract: This invention relates to an electric multiple motor/generator with axial magnetic flux. Thus a generator/motor or electrical machine in which a magnetic flux path through one or more pole legs or pole cores surrounded by current windings or coils is provided. This allows a high density of the magnetic flux to be passed through the pole legs or cores, which results in a low consumption of material for the pole legs or pole cores compared with prior art machines, where for example a large stator diameter may be needed in order to conduct a high magnetic flux. Additionally the generator/motor or electrical machine is very efficient both at a low and a high number of revolutions. According to another aspect of the invention a multiple phase output without enlarging the diameter of the generator is provided.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 9, 2000
Date of Patent:
January 18, 2005
Assignee:
NEG Micon Control Systems A/S
Inventors:
Kim Dam Larsen, Peter Rasmussen, Uffe Dam Larsen