Novel static sealed high-temperature superconductive excitation magnetic flux switching motor

Abstract

Disclosed is a novel static sealed high-temperature superconductive excitation magnetic flux switching motor. The novel static sealed high-temperature superconductive excitation magnetic flux switching motor comprises a stator and rotors from outside to inside, wherein the inner side of the stator is uniformly and alternately wound with stator teeth and stator non-ferromagnetic supporting parts in the circumferential direction; the stator teeth and the stator non-ferromagnetic supporting parts are radially arranged in pairs; the stator teeth are wound with armature windings; the stator non-ferromagnetic supporting parts are wound with high-temperature superconductive excitation windings; and the rotors are separated through rotor non-ferromagnetic supporting parts to form segmented rotor iron cores which are uniformly and alternately wound in the circumferential direction. According to the novel static sealed high-temperature superconductive excitation magnetic flux switching motor, the non-ferromagnetic material is adopted to fix the high-temperature superconductive excitation windings, so that the area of armature winding slots is enlarged, the electric load of the motor is increased, and the motor power density is improved; meanwhile, the rotor side also adopts the non-ferromagnetic material to support the segmented rotor structure, so that a large amount of ferromagnetic material is saved, and the weight of the motor is lowered; and in addition, the dosage of the ferromagnetic material is reduced, so that the iron consumption of the motor is greatly lowered and the motor efficiency is effectively improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of motors, in particular to a novel static-sealed high-temperature superconducting magnetic flux switching motor whose excitation winding adopts a non-ferromagnetic material support structure. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of high-temperature superconducting technology, high-temperature superconducting materials have been extensively and deeply studied in the fields of motors, flywheel energy storage, and magnetic levitation. At present, the superconducting excitation winding of the rotor-excited superconducting motor is placed on the rotor side, and the stator generally adopts an air-core stator structure, and the stator teeth are made of high-strength non-ferromagnetic support materials, which avoids the magnetic saturation of the teeth in conventional motors , suitable for strong magnetic load operating conditions, and the supporting material is very thin, which saves the space ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, since the armature winding and excitation winding of this type of statically sealed high-temperature superconducting motor are placed on the stator side, and the stator and rotor teeth are made of ferromagnetic materials to provide a magnetic flux path, the space of the stator of this type of superconducting motor is tight, limiting The further improvement of the power density of this type of superconducting motor

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