Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Kyosan Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Toshio Kitajima

Koji Matsuyama

Yasuo Kabata

Kazuhiro Saito

Yomei Yoshioka

Hiromichi Ito

Hiroaki Koinuma

Hideki Chiba

Ryoji Nagano

Kaname Hirai

Mikio Kakiuchi

Yoshihiro Taniyama

Takeo Urita

Youichi Murakami

A railroad equipment state determination apparatus includes: a storage that stores a plurality of operation data associated with a prescribed operation performed by railroad equipment that is driven by a motor from a stopped state to perform the prescribed operation and then comes into the stopped state again; an evaluation criteria setting section that sets evaluation criteria based on the plurality of operation data stored in the storage; and a determination section that determines whether new operation data resulting from the prescribed operation newly performed by the railroad equipment is abnormal based on the evaluation criteria.

Railroad equipment state determination apparatus and railroad equipment state determination method

According to one embodiment, there is provided a high pressure bushing arranged through by penetrating a stator frame of a rotating electrical machine in which a cooling gas is sealed. At least a communicating hole is provided in the hollow connecting conductor and at least a reflux hole is provided in the gas circulation pipe, such that the cooling gas flows in both of the first gap and the second gap, passes through an inner side of the gas circulation pipe, and is discharged to the machine inner side.

High pressure bushing of rotating electrical machine and rotating electrical machine

A method for removing a crack in an electromechanical rotor, including: forming a plurality of slots on a periphery of a core portion of an electromechanical rotor along an axial direction thereof; inserting coils into the slots, respectively; forming a plurality of wedges for maintaining the coils in the slots, respectively; and forming a cut hole at at least a part of the core portion from an outer surface of the core portion toward the side of a center axis thereof so as to contain a crack along a circumferential direction thereof.

Method for removing a crack in an electromechanical rotor

A method for repairing a crack in an electromechanical rotor (), including forming a plurality of slots () on a periphery of a core portion () of an electromechanical rotor () along an axial direction thereof; inserting coils into the slots (), respectively; forming a plurality of wedges for maintaining the coils in the slots (), respectively; and forming a cut hole () at the core portion () from an outer surface of the core portion () so as to remove at least a deeper area of a crack created at the core portion () at a contacting surface between the corresponding wedge and the corresponding slot ().

Method for repairing a crack in an electromechanical rotor, method for preventing crack growth in the same, electromechanical rotor and rotary electrical machine

A reverse flow cooled dynamoelectric machine is provided with an annular baffle disposed in the gap thereof and spaced from stator core laminations at the end region for improving the cooling of these laminations. The baffle prevents heated gas flow from the end turn region of the rotor and gas from the cooling passages in the stator assembly from impinging in the gap.

Reverse flow cooled dynamoelectric machine

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Yokohama, Japan

Toshio Kitajima