Filling and sealing process of motor stator core

Abstract

The invention provides a filling and sealing process of a motor stator core. The filling and sealing process comprises the following steps of: (1) preparing a filling and sealing material; (2) arranging an upper die filling and sealing die and a lower die filling and sealing die on a motor stator and positioning; (3) injecting the prepared filling and sealing material from an upper die plate; and (4) curing at 75-85 DEG C for 20-40 percent. The filling and sealing material is prepared from the following raw materials, such as epoxy resin, a diluting agent, a curing agent, a flexibilizer, silicon micropowder, and the like according to certain proportions. Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that the filling and sealing time is greatly shortened, the operation is convenient, the filing and sealing efficiency of a motor is effectively improved, and energy consumption is saved; the stator has high surface finish quality and good insulation and waterproofing property; meanwhile, the mechanical property of the motor is improved, and the running stability of the motor is better ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of motor manufacturing, in particular to a potting process for a stator iron core of a motor. Background technique [0002] During the operation of the motor, the stator windings of the motor are loosened due to mechanical vibration and electromagnetic vibration, resulting in inter-turn or inter-wire friction and damage, especially when the motor is working in a harsh environment with more water, more oil and more dust. The load condition is complicated, and it is easy to cause accidents due to insulation breakdown of the motor stator winding. Most of the traditional motors are integral stators, and the wires are wound on the integral stator core, and then plastic-encapsulated. Most of the plastic seals are dipped or die-casted. The dip-painted plastic seal generally takes 24 hours, which is a long time and low in efficiency, while the die-cast plastic seal may cause leakage due to poor die-casting. Due to its compl...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the plastic seals are dipped or die-casted. Generally, it takes 24 hours for the dipped paint to seal, which is a long time and low in efficiency. However, the die-cast plastic seal may cause leakage due to poor die-casting.

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