Nissan Motor Company Limited

Yasuhisa Koike

Kimio Nishimura

Kunitomo Ishiguro

Kazuhiro Takaichi

Hideki Watanabe

Kiyoshi Hasegawa

Takashi Sekikawa

Yasushi Matsushita

Akihisa Hori

Michito Kishi

Takumi Ohshima

Hiroharu Takeuchi

Yutaka Suzuki

Masahiro Omata

Yoshinori Izawa

Kiyoshi Yoshida

Hideo Sakuyama

Kohei Murota

Hiroaki Shibukawa

Koji Higaki

Yuhei Yamane

Hideo Mogi

Yoshito Ozawa

Ryouichi Mizokami

Tadashi Komai

A rotor for a dynamo-electric machine includes a shaft and a rotor core constituted by laminating a plurality of electromagnetic steel sheets, and the rotor core is configured such that the shaft is attached to an inner periphery of the rotor core. Each of the electromagnetic steel sheets constituting the rotor core includes an insertion hole into which the shaft is inserted, and a key protruding radially inwardly from the insertion hole, the shaft includes a keyway formed along an axial direction, the shaft is attached by clearance fit to the insertion holes of the electromagnetic steel sheets, and the key is fitted by pressing into the keyway such that a side face of the key abuts on a side face of the keyway.

Rotor for dynamo-electric machine, and dynamo-electric machine

A field-pole magnet manufacturing apparatus fractures a magnet fixed on a die serving as a lower tool by causing a punch of an upper tool to press the magnet while in contact with the magnet. At least one projection is formed in the punch of the upper tool symmetrically with respect to the central position of the magnet in the width direction of the magnet.

Apparatus and method for manufacturing field-pole magnet

A magnet evaluation device is provided for evaluating a magnet having at least two magnetic pieces bonded to an insulating material sandwiched between two adjacent ones of the magnetic pieces. The magnet evaluation device has an excitation coil and a detection coil. The excitation coil is configured to generate a magnetic field that has a size in a range that corresponds to a region including the insulating material. The detection coil has a coil diameter that is smaller than a length of one of the magnetic pieces in a direction in which the magnetic pieces are aligned.

Magnet evaluation device and method

A field-pole magnet manufacturing apparatus manufactures magnet pieces that constitute a field-pole magnet arranged in a rotary electric machine by fracturing the magnet. This manufacturing apparatus includes: a support unit on which the magnet is placed; a fracture unit that is arranged opposite to the support unit across the magnet and is configured to fracture the magnet by pressing the magnet while in contact with the magnet; and a powder removal unit that is configured to remove crush powder produced by fracture of the magnet.

A one-piece field-pole magnet is manufactured by filling a gap formed between magnetic pieces placed on a plane with an adhesive or resin. During the process, a pushing member applies a pushing force onto each of the magnet pieces in a thickness direction thereof. The pushing member comprises pushing parts each of which pushes each of the magnet pieces, thereby equalizing the pushing forces applied to the respective magnet pieces.

Manufacturing device for field-pole magnet and manufacturing method for same

A magnet evaluating device evaluates an evaluation magnet by passing the evaluation magnet, which is formed by connecting a plurality of magnetic sections with insulating material in between, and a master magnet of the same form through an alternating magnetic field generated by an excitation coil, measuring the eddy current occurring in the magnetic section as voltage or current occurring in a detection coil and comparing the measured value for the evaluation magnet and the measured value for the master magnet.

Magnet evaluating device and method

A method of manufacturing a magnet segment of a field pole magnet body includes cleaving a magnet material at a plurality of cleavage target regions arranged with an interval in a longitudinal direction of the magnet material. The cleavage process includes cleaving the magnet material sequentially from the cleavage target region closer to one side edge of the longitudinal direction of the magnet material, wherein a notch is formed in each of the plurality of cleavage target regions of the magnet material such that a depth of the notch closer to the one side edge becomes deeper.

Method of manufacturing magnet segment of field pole magnet body

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Fujisawa, Japan

Yasuhisa Koike