Abstract: A rotating electric machine includes a stator, a rotor, and a coolant supply passage. Coils are wound on the teeth of the stator. The rotor is disposed coaxially with the stator, and has an outer circumferential surface that faces respective distal end faces of the teeth with a constant gap formed therebetween. The coolant supply passage is disposed inside the rotor, and is configured to eject a coolant from a coolant outlet of the outer circumferential surface of the rotor toward the distal end face of a corresponding one of the teeth so as to supply the coolant to the gap. A discharge groove is formed in the distal end face of the corresponding tooth. The discharge groove is inclined radially outwardly of the stator, from a coolant supply position as an axial position of the stator facing the coolant outlet, toward one edge of the distal end face of the corresponding tooth.

Abstract: A permanent magnet includes two or more separate permanent magnet pieces each having a rectangular parallelepiped shape with a fractured surface formed when a permanent magnet block is fractured. The separate permanent magnet pieces include a first separate permanent magnet piece and a second separate permanent magnet piece. At the time when the permanent magnet block is fractured, the first and second separate permanent magnet pieces are adjacently located and a first fractured surface of the first separate permanent magnet piece and a second fractured surface of the second separate permanent magnet piece are adjacent to each other. The permanent magnet is configured such that the first fractured surface of the first separate permanent magnet piece and the second fractured surface of the second separate permanent magnet piece are located in positions out of contact with each other.

Abstract: A stator structure for a rotary electric machine includes a stator core having a cylindrical shape in which slots and pole pieces are formed on an inner peripheral side and alternately arranged in a circumferential direction, a conductor segment which is a conducting wire having a rectangular cross section inserted in one of the slots through an insulator being connected with a conductor segment similarly inserted in another slot to form a coil. Each insulator has a shape including a pair of opposite side surface portions connected with an intermediate portion along a wall surface defining the slot. Each insulator includes end protrusions facing each other at free ends of the side surface portions to position the conductor segments. The insulators are made of an insulating and elastic material.

Abstract: A rotating electric machine includes a stator, a rotor, and a coolant supply passage. Coils are wound on the teeth of the stator. The rotor is disposed coaxially with the stator, and has an outer circumferential surface that faces respective distal end faces of the teeth with a constant gap formed therebetween. The coolant supply passage is disposed inside the rotor, and is configured to eject a coolant from a coolant outlet of the outer circumferential surface of the rotor toward the distal end face of a corresponding one of the teeth so as to supply the coolant to the gap. A discharge groove is formed in the distal end face of the corresponding tooth. The discharge groove is inclined radially outwardly of the stator, from a coolant supply position as an axial position of the stator facing the coolant outlet, toward one edge of the distal end face of the corresponding tooth.

Abstract: In a method for manufacturing a rotor in which a plurality of cleaved magnet pieces are mounted in a rotor core with cleaved surfaces of the cleaved magnet pieces in an engaged state. In a cleaving step, a magnet workpiece having a recess in a surface thereof is cleaved at the recess as a starting point, thereby producing a first magnet piece and a second magnet piece. In a surface processing step, the cleaved surface is processed to reduce protrusions on the cleaved surface of the first magnet piece. Accordingly, the engagement between the cleaved surfaces is poor, the contact area is reduced, and the contact resistance is increased. As a result thereof, the eddy currents in the cut magnets flow less easily, and loss caused by eddy currents may be decreased.

Abstract: A method for cleaving a plate-shaped workpiece formed with two or more linear recesses into three or more parts includes: a first positioning step of holding the workpiece by a positioning unit in place to position a first linear recess; a first clamping step of clamping one side of the first linear recess by a fixing clamp and the other side by a rotating clamp; a first cleaving step of moving back the positioning unit and rotationally separating the rotating clamp; a second positioning step of releasing the clamps and causing the positioning unit to position a second linear recess; a second clamping step of clamping one side of the second linear recess by the fixing clamp and the other side by the rotating clamp, and a second cleaving step of moving back the positioning unit and rotationally separating the rotating clamp.

Abstract: An edgewise winding method for forming an edgewise winding having a non-circular outer shape including a bent portion, a short side portion, and a long side portion is achieved by feeding a wire by a length corresponding to the short side portion or the long side portion and edgewise bending the wire by a bending jig while rotating an entire winding to form the bent portion. A side surface of the long side portion of the winding is supported by a first support block, a second support block, a first stopper block, a second stopper block, and others.

Abstract: A stator structure for a rotary electric machine includes a stator core having a cylindrical shape in which slots and pole pieces are formed on an inner peripheral side and alternately arranged in a circumferential direction, a conductor segment which is a conducting wire having a rectangular cross section inserted in one of the slots through an insulator being connected with a conductor segment similarly inserted in another slot to form a coil. Each insulator has a shape including a pair of opposite side surface portions connected with an intermediate portion along a wall surface defining the slot. Each insulator includes end protrusions facing each other at free ends of the side surface portions to position the conductor segments. The insulators are made of an insulating and elastic material.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a motor stator including individually mounting second and third coils on second and third teeth that are located on both sides of a first tooth, deforming a first coil with an air core before it is mounted on the first tooth, and inserting a first part of the deformed coil into a slot on one side of the first tooth, and inserting a second part of the deformed coil into the slot on the other side of the first tooth.

Abstract: A permanent magnet includes two or more separate permanent magnet pieces each having a rectangular parallelepiped shape with a fractured surface formed when a permanent magnet block is fractured. The separate permanent magnet pieces include a first separate permanent magnet piece and a second separate permanent magnet piece. At the time when the permanent magnet block is fractured, the first and second separate permanent magnet pieces are adjacently located and a first fractured surface of the first separate permanent magnet piece and a second fractured surface of the second separate permanent magnet piece are adjacent to each other. The permanent magnet is configured such that the first fractured surface of the first separate permanent magnet piece and the second fractured surface of the second separate permanent magnet piece are located in positions out of contact with each other.

Abstract: Disclosed are a multilayered wound coil, a stator, and a manufacturing method therefor. The stator is provided with: a stator core comprising laminated steel sheets; and a coil which is wound around a teeth section formed on the stator core and has a plurality of layers formed in the circumferential direction of the stator core. The winding of the coil proceeds in either the radial direction or the circumferential direction of the stator core, whichever direction has fewer adjacent conductors, and doubles back at the end in said direction. This reduces the difference in potential between adjacent conductors, making it possible to ensure insulation between adjacent conductors even with a thinner insulating film.

Abstract: A winding method of forming a coil by edgewise bending a flat rectangular conductor comprises a step of edgewise bending the rectangular conductor to form edgewise bending portions so that two predetermined two adjacent bent portions are formed so that an outward bulging portion to be generated by edgewise-bending of the flat rectangular conductor is generated in a concentrated manner in a side between the two edgewise bent portions, and the side having the bulging portion constitutes each of a pair of opposite sides of the coil.

Abstract: An edgewise winding method for forming an edgewise winding having a non-circular outer shape including a bent portion, a short side portion, and a long side portion is achieved by feeding a wire by a length corresponding to the short side portion or the long side portion, and edgewise bending the wire by a bending jig while rotating an entire winding to form the bent portion. A side surface of the long side portion of the winding is supported by a first support block, a second support block, a first stopper block, a second stopper block, and others.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for manufacturing a motor stator including: a stator core 30 provided, in an inner surface thereof, with a plurality of slots 32 and a plurality of teeth 31 each radially inwardly extending and tapering toward the center of the stator core, the teeth including at least a first tooth 31A, a second tooth 31B, and a third tooth 31C, and the slots and the teeth being arranged alternately; and a plurality of trapezoidal coils 10 each of which is inserted in each slot, each coil being formed of a rectangular conductor 15 that has a square section and is concentrated-wound into a trapezoidal shape.

Abstract: A coil production method capable of improving the space factor of a rectangular conductor with respect to the slot of a stator core, a coil of a motor, and a stator of a motor. The coil production method in which one surface of a rectangular conductor is brought into contact with a shaft with guide, and edgewise bending is performed along the curved surface of the shaft, wherein a deforming mechanism for reducing the plate thickness of a plate thickness changed portion corresponding to each of four corners of a coil over the entire width of the rectangular conductor is provided, the deformation mechanism is used to deform the plate thickness changing portion, and the plate thickness changing portion of the rectangular conductor is edgewise-bent to form a coil.

Abstract: An edgewise bending processing method and apparatus comprise a restraining mechanism for restraining a rectangular-section wire having a rectangular cross-section with long sides and short sides in such a way as to press a surface of the wire including the long side and hold the wire in contact with a surface of the wire including the short side; and an external guide and a rotating mechanism for edgewise bending the rectangular-section wire. The restraining mechanism restrains part of the wire in a restraining dimension that is shorter than a length of the short side and in a range of elastic deformation of the wire, and the external guide and the rotating mechanism bend the wire edgewise at the short side of the wire that is in contact with the restraining mechanism.

Abstract: A coil sub-assy includes a coil plate which has an insulating film attached to at least one side thereof and an “I”-shaped portion to be inserted into a slot of a stator core. The plurality of coil plates forming coils of an identical phase are laminated in a thickness direction of the “I”-shaped portion. The coil plates opposite to each other are formed such that a shortest distance between end faces of the “I”-shaped portions in a width direction is longer than a shortest distance between end faces of the “I”-shaped portions in the thickness direction.

Abstract: A stator includes: a stator core having a plurality of slots in a direction parallel to a rotating shaft of a rotating electric machine; a plurality of coil plate laminated bodies formed in such a manner that a plurality of coil plates each having an insulating film attached to at least one side are laminated in a radial direction; and transition members connecting the coil plate laminated bodies inserted into different ones of the slots. The stator has at least one of a first shape in which at least two transition members are provided so as to cross each other as seen from the direction parallel to the rotating shaft and a second shape in which one coil plate (128) is formed by integrally combined coil plate constituting members (200, 202) each having a substantially flat shape and being bent in a front-back direction as seen from the radial direction.

Abstract: A stator includes a stator core having a plurality of slots in a direction parallel to the rotating shaft of a rotating electrical machine; and a coil plate laminated body formed by laminating a plurality of I-shaped coil plates, each of which has an insulating film adhered at least on one side, in a diameter direction. In the coil plate laminated body, a plurality of coil plates are inserted inside a resin insulator inserted into the slots so that the insulating film is arranged between the coil plates, and the coil plates are integrally held by the resin insulator. The resin insulator integrally holds the coil plate laminated body of a plurality of phases in the same slot.

Abstract: A stator of rotary electric machine includes a plurality of winding bodies of a concentrated winding type in which two conductive wires are wound in rows. Assuming that the number of conductive wires supplied to each winding body is P, the number of slots (winding bodies) of the entire stator is T, and the number of neutral points (the number of stars) is S, winding wires extending between the winding bodies are twisted at spacing intervals of N winding bodies (N is a natural number) determined to satisfy the following relation: T=3×S×P×N.