Ebm-papst Mulfingen Gmbh & Co Kg

Ebm Elektrobau Mulfingen Gmbh & Co.

Gerhard Sturm

Dieter Best

Thomas Sauer

Gunter Streng

Martin Bürkert

Horst Voss

Martin Bürket

Wilhelm Reinhardt

Jochen Häfner

Werner Müller

Martin Baun

Stephan Nadig

Markus Gelbing

Martin Wagner

Reinhold Schumann

Jurgen Zilling

Erich Pollok

Ludwig Hirschlein

Dieter Brunner

An electric motor (), in particular, an external rotor motor, has a stator () with a stator core (), a non-rotatably attached shaft (), that extends in the axial direction (A) of the motor, and a rotor bell (), rotatably arranged relative to the non-rotatable shaft (). The rotor bell () has cooling ribs in an open, spoke-like design rotatably mounted on the shaft () by at least one first stator-side bearing shield (). A cooling device () is arranged between and connects the shaft () and the stator core (). The cooling device () has a plurality of axial flow openings () arranged in the circumferential direction that causes cooling when the motor rotates during operation.

Electric motor having improved cooling

Electric motor

Asymmetrical shaded-pole motor (1) with a stator (2) consisting of a laminated core is formed from a C-shaped yoke, between whose free yoke prongs (7, 8), a yoke stay (4) is inserted, on which a main winding sits. A short-circuited auxiliary winding (9) is provided in the leg connecting the yoke prongs, and in a recess in this leg, there is a laminated squirrel-cage rotor (3) with a small air gap to the stator (2), mounted so it can rotate on a motor shaft (17). The squirrel-cage rotor (3) is designed as a hollow cylinder and directly surrounds coaxially a bearing supporting tube (13) that is connected to the stator (2) and projects into its interior from the open end, such that the motor shaft (17) is guided by bearings (14) in it, and is connected to the rotor (3) on the end opposite the bearing supporting tube (13).

Asymmetrical shaded-pole motor

A ventilator housing with at least one protective screen for covering a ventilator positioned in a housing, whereby through-hole borings for fastening the protective screen with fastening elements are provided in the walls of the housing. The fastening elements are formed as pin-shaped fastening studs, which can be inserted into the through-hole borings of the housing walls, and which have, on their peripheral surfaces, tongue-like springy counter-hooks which are directed in the direction opposed to the direction of insertion of the stud, being angularly to the longitudinal axis of the stud, so that after insertion of the studs into the borings, at least one counter-hook engages the housing wall under prestressing.

Ventilator housing with a protective screen

External rotor motor for driving ventilators, the motor having an overhung rotor and a stator connected with a motor flange. The stator has a stator winding and stator laminations, and is equipped with an insulating layer made of plastic and sprayed on the stator laminations. The insulating layer extends over the inner side of an axial stator borehole of the stator laminations and, at least in areas, over the front sides of the stator laminations. A rotatable rotor shaft extends through the axial stator borehole, and the rotor shaft is connected with the rotor in a fixed manner on the end opposite the motor flange. At least one metal heat conducting element is provided which, on one end, directly contacts or engages the stator laminations for conducting heat from the limitations and, on the other end, contacts the motor flange for the removal of the heat to the motor flange.

External rotor motor with screwed on motor flange

An external rotor motor, especially for driving fans, including a stationary inside stator, an outside rotor, and a stator-lamination pack of the inside stator having a central bore into which there is installed, with the aid of a clamping seating, a stator bushing which is connected mechanically on one side with the motor flange carrying the external rotor motor. Inside the stator bushing, there is a turnable shaft which is fixedly secured, on the side lying opposite the motor flange, within a rotor bushing of the turnable outside rotor. The motor flange includes on the inside, a hollow cylindrical added piece with an inward-directed annular crosspiece, which abuts against the stator-lamination pack. The stator bushing, installed with the aid of a clamping seating in the central bore of the stator-lamination pack, has an outward-directed annular crosspiece which is seated against the inward-directed annular crosspiece of the cylindrical added piece of the motor flange.

External rotor motor with clamped stator bushing

An axial-flow fan includes an impeller and a supporting member, a hollow elongated casing having a circumferential wall, an inlet and an outlet axially spaced from the inlet and defining with the circumferential wall the interior of the casing accommodating the impeller and the supporting member. The circumferential wall comprises a first conical annular portion adjacent to the inlet and diverging in the direction from the outlet to the inlet, a second conical annular portion adjacent to the outlet and diverging in the direction from the inlet to the outlet.

Axial-flow fan

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Gerhard Sturm