Abstract: An intelligent power generation module includes: an electric motor including a motor housing, an inverter disposed at a first side of the motor housing and including an inverter housing configured to accommodate an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT), an inner housing disposed inside the motor housing, and a dual flow path disposed at a circumferential surface of the motor housing on which the inner housing is disposed. The dual flow path includes a plurality of first cooling flow paths spaced apart from each other and through which a first fluid flows, a second cooling flow path defined between the plurality of first cooling flow paths and through which a second fluid flows, and a plurality of injection nozzles disposed at each of the plurality of first cooling flow paths, spaced apart from each other, and configured to spray the first fluid to an inner space of the inner housing.

Abstract: An intelligent power generation module includes a motor having a motor housing; a cooling water flow path; a first oil flow path extending along a circumferential direction of the motor housing such that oil flows through one end portion of the motor housing; a plurality of first injection nozzles being spaced apart from each other in a circumferential direction of the first oil flow path and configured to inject the oil into the motor housing; an oil injection housing mounted at the other end portion of the motor housing; a second oil flow path formed along a circumferential direction of the oil injection housing such that oil flows inside the housing for oil injection; and a plurality of second injection nozzles being spaced apart from each other in a circumferential direction of the second oil flow path and configured to inject the oil into the motor housing.

Abstract: A method for monitoring machining processes in workpiece processing including steps of planning a processing process on the basis of a predetermined final shape of a workpiece to be achieved in the processing process and of quality features of the final shape of the workpiece and simulating the planned processing process in a computer-aided simulation. Target values of parameters of the simulated processing process occurring during the simulated processing process are detected and stored in the context of the computer-aided simulation. During the real processing process carried out according to the planned and simulated processing process, the parameters considered in the simulation are monitored and the actual values thereof are detected. By comparing actual values of parameters detected during the real processing process with the target values of these parameters detected during the simulation, the quality of the processing process and/or of the processed workpiece is assessed.

Abstract: An intelligent power generation module includes: an electric motor including a motor housing, an inverter disposed at a first side of the motor housing and including an inverter housing configured to accommodate an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT), an inner housing disposed inside the motor housing, and a dual flow path disposed at a circumferential surface of the motor housing on which the inner housing is disposed. The dual flow path includes a plurality of first cooling flow paths spaced apart from each other and through which a first fluid flows, a second cooling flow path defined between the plurality of first cooling flow paths and through which a second fluid flows, and a plurality of injection nozzles disposed at each of the plurality of first cooling flow paths, spaced apart from each other, and configured to spray the first fluid to an inner space of the inner housing.

Abstract: An intelligent power generation module includes a motor having a motor housing; a cooling water flow path; a first oil flow path extending along a circumferential direction of the motor housing such that oil flows through one end portion of the motor housing; a plurality of first injection nozzles being spaced apart from each other in a circumferential direction of the first oil flow path and configured to inject the oil into the motor housing; an oil injection housing mounted at the other end portion of the motor housing; a second oil flow path formed along a circumferential direction of the oil injection housing such that oil flows inside the housing for oil injection; and a plurality of second injection nozzles being spaced apart from each other in a circumferential direction of the second oil flow path and configured to inject the oil into the motor housing.