Vitesco Technologies Gmbh

Pierburg Gmbh

Continental Automotive Gmbh

Vitesco Technologies Germany Gmbh

Isao Fukumoto

Holger Fröhlich

Ralf Neise

Michael Glaesser

Matti Radwainski

Peter Nitsch

G&uuml;nter Preub

Detlev Oellrich

Michael J&auml;ger

Mirko Arsic

Ismail Önder

Edward Wieczorek

A rotor shaft arrangement for an electric motor or for an electrodynamic machine. The rotor shaft arrangement has a rotor shaft, and a fluid passage, which is arranged at least partially within the rotor shaft and is designed to carry a cooling fluid along a longitudinal extent direction of the fluid passage. The rotor shaft arrangement furthermore has at least one feed channel, which is arranged at least partially within the rotor shaft and is connected to the fluid passage at one end of the fluid passage. The at least one feed channel is configured and/or designed to produce fluid communication between the fluid passage and a fluid feed that stores the cooling fluid, wherein the feed channel is arranged with respect to the longitudinal extent direction of the fluid passage so as to form a bend at the end of the fluid passage.

Rotor shaft arrangement for an electric machine

A method for arranging an electric machine on a transmission, having the steps of providing a stator housing, inserting a hollow cylindrical stator into the stator housing such that the stator is rotationally fixed in the stator housing, and aligning the stator housing with the transmission. Additional steps include securing the stator housing on the transmission, inserting a rotor having a rotor hollow shaft into the stator, securing the rotor to a transmission input shaft, placing a bearing shield having a bearing pin on a receiving opening of the stator housing such that the bearing pin engages in a rotor cavity of the rotor hollow shaft and in a pivotally attached bearing device arranged in the rotor cavity such that the rotor is mounted so as to be rotatable about the rotor longitudinal axis.

Method for arranging an electric machine on a transmission

An electric machine for arrangement in a transmission housing, having an adapter device, an axle connected to the adapter device, a rotor arranged on the axle by a bearing device so as to be rotatable about the axle, and a stator which surrounds the rotor in a circumferential direction and which is arrangeable spaced apart from the rotor, and at least partially fixable, in the adapter device, wherein the adapter device partially covers the rotor and/or the stator.

Transmission with integrated electric machine

Various embodiments may include a rotor for an electric machine, the rotor comprising: a first shaft journal; a second shaft journal; a laminated rotor core; a filler body cast onto the laminated rotor core wherein the filler body and the laminated rotor core rotate conjointly; and a cooling duct extending through the shaft journals and the filler body along an axis of the filler body and the rotor core. The filler body rotates with the shaft journals and a torque applied to the shaft journals is transmitted to the laminated rotor core.

Rotor for an electric machine

Various embodiments include a rotor for an electric machine comprising: a laminated rotor core; a filler body comprising an aluminum die-cast alloy cast onto the laminated rotor core; a first shaft journal having an air inlet opening; a second shaft journal having an air outlet opening; and a ventilation unit. The filler body connects the laminated rotor core rotationally conjointly to the shaft journals. The laminated rotor core includes a central axial bore partially filled by the filler body forming an axial cooling channel for cooling air within the central axial bore. The shaft journals drive the ventilation unit. Rotation of the ventilation unit draws an air stream in via the air inlet opening, conveys said air stream through the axial cooling channel, and discharges said air stream via the air outlet opening.

Electric machine and rotor with cooling channel

Various embodiments include a squirrel-cage rotor for an asynchronous machine comprising: a first shaft journal; a second shaft journal; a laminated rotor core; and a filler body cast onto the laminated rotor core connecting the filler body and the laminated rotor core in a rotationally fixed manner. The filler body is connected to the shaft journals in a rotationally fixed manner and a torque applied to the shaft journals is transmitted to the laminated rotor core.

Squirrel-cage rotor for an asynchronous machine

The disclosure relates to a rotor for a permanently excited electric machine. The rotor includes a holding pocket which is formed by a cutout of the rotor and which is designed to receive a permanent magnet. At least one flexible limb projects into the holding pocket of the rotor, and is designed to form an interference fit together with a circumferential boundary of the holding pocket and the permanent magnet arranged between the at least one flexible limb and the circumferential boundary.

Rotor for a permanent-magnet excited electrical machine

The present disclosure teaches an electric machine including a housing for receiving a rotor unit and a connecting unit. The rotor unit may rotate around an axis of rotation and have a rotor shaft and a first sliding surface. The connecting unit may include a carrier, a contact part, and a spring part. The carrier part may be made of an electrically conductive material and at least partially surround the rotor shaft and is firmly connected to the housing. The contact part may be made of an electrically conductive material, including a second sliding surface. The spring part may be made of an electrically conductive material, at least partially surrounding the rotor shaft. The spring part may be firmly connected to the carrier part and the contact part and press the contact part against the first sliding surface so the sliding surfaces form the electrically conductive sliding contact.

Electric machine and connecting unit for an electric machine

An electrical actuating arrangement for an internal combustion engine includes an electric drive motor disposed in a housing body. The electric drive motor includes a motor housing with a drive side closed by a plastic front plate. A mounting flange is disposed on a drive side of the electric drive motor, the mounting flange being integral with the motor housing. The plastic front plate extends at least partially radially beyond the motor housing and is configured to seat via a clamping fit in a corresponding recess of the housing body so as to radially fix the electric drive motor.

Electrical actuating arrangement for an internal combustion engine

A pole ring suitable for d.c. motors is provided. The pole ring includes several retaining projections provided at the outer circumference for the secure retainment in a motor housing. The retaining projections have retaining surfaces pointing oppositely to the mounting direction. The retaining surfaces affix the vole ring in the soft material, such as aluminum diecasting or plastic, for example, of the motor housing.

Pole ring

A valve control unit, especially for internal combustion engines, having a valve fixed on a valve spindle which is mounted for angular rotation in a valve body supporting a control motor for positioning the valve spindle. The motor is coupled to the valve spindle through a gear mechanism and is disposed in the valve body with a sensor unit for sensing an adjusted angular position of the valve spindle. A cover is provided to be fastened on the valve body and the cover supports an electric clutch element, a bearing for an end of the motor shaft of the control motor and functional parts of the control motor such that assembly of the control motor is completed upon mounting the cover on the valve body.

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Berlin, Germany

Isao Fukumoto