Komatsu Corporation

Yukihiko Sugimoto

Teiichirou Chiba

Norihiko Satou

Yukinori Matsumura

Takaaki Kimura

Teiichiro Chiba

Kotaro Hori

Tsuyoshi Okubo

Ryou Kawai

Takashi Kikuchi

An insulator includes a main body, a latching portion, and a slot. The main body covers a portion of a stator core around which a coil is wound to insulate the stator core from the coil. The latching portion is disposed at an end of a portion of the main body around which the coil is wound to latch the coil onto the main body. The slot is formed so as to expose the coil at a portion of the latching portion on a side where cooling oil for cooling the coil is supplied to the coil.

Insulator, and stator and motor provided with same

A generator motor cooling structure for cooling a generator motor, which includes a housing storing an input/output shaft to which a rotor is attached and a stator disposed at an outer periphery portion of the rotor, by a cooling medium, includes: a protrusion portion that protrudes toward a coil of the stator from an inner surface of the housing of one end side in a direction of a central rotation axis of the input/output shaft to form a passage of the cooling medium between the coil and the protrusion portion, and is disposed around the central rotation axis.

Generator motor cooling structure and generator motor

A generator motor cooling structure for cooling a generator motor, which includes a housing storing an input/output shaft to which a rotor is attached and a stator disposed at an outer periphery portion of the rotor, by a cooling medium, includes: a protrusion portion that protrudes toward the rotor from a surface at a side of the housing of an end side member disposed at one end portion of the housing in a direction of a central rotation axis of the input/output shaft, wherein the protrusion portion is provided on an inner side of a coil of the stator in a radial direction, on an outer side of a bearing attached to the input/output shaft in the radial direction, in at least a partial region on a periphery of the central rotation axis.

A lubrication structure of a generator motor, includes: at least two bearings rotatably supporting an input/output shaft of the generator motor; a gap provided between the two bearings; a cylindrical-shaped bearing attaching member attached to inner peripheral parts of the two bearings; and a through hole penetrating the bearing attaching member outward in a radial direction and opening in a position overlapping with the gap.

Lubrication structure of generator motor and generator motor

A generator motor includes a flange, stationary-side members, rotor-side members, and latching members. The flange is removably mounted on a first end side in an axial direction. The stationary-side members are fixed on a second end side that is on an opposite side from the first end side in the axial direction. The rotor-side members are configured to move toward the first end side in the axial direction with respect to the stationary-side members in a state in which the flange has been removed. The latching members are configured to restrict relative movement of the flange in the axial direction with respect to the rotor-side members.

Generator motor

An output shaft and an input shaft are connected with a connection member interposed therebetween, and a motor rotor is provided outside the connection member. Part of oil flowing down from an oil supply openingof a motor housing MH is supplied to a first spline joint section of the input shaft and the connection member through a space and an opening of a bearing flange fixed to the motor housing MH. The oil lubricating the first spline joint section moves along an inner circumferential surface of a hole by a centrifugal force generated by rotation of the connection member, the oil moves in a radial direction along an end face on one end section side of the connection member 40 in one end section of the connection member, and the oil is supplied to a second spline joint section of the output shaft and the connection member.

Power unit

In a laser marking method for making a dot mark on a semiconductor wafer by using laser beam, molten splashes which arise at the laser marking are prevented from adhering to a surface of the wafer and a shape of the dot mark is kept in a stable posture with its visibility being ensured even after the marking made throughout various and multistage steps in a manufacturing process by the semiconductor apparatus. The method comprises forming a transparent thin film on at least a dot mark-formation area of a semiconductor wafer body of the wafer; irradiating the dot mark-formation area with laser beam having a wavelength selected in advance, on the transparent thin film; melting and deforming the wafer body by the laser beam transmitting the transparent thin film to form a dot mark; and by utilizing the heat generated when the wafer body is melted, deforming the transparent thin film, along with the deformation of the dot mark, into the same shape as the dot mark without a breakdown of the transparent thin films.

Laser marking method for semiconductor wafer

In a laser marking method, wherein a liquid crystal mask having thereon a desired pattern to be marked is scanned with a laser beam to mark an object with the pattern by the laser beam passed through the liquid crystal mask, the liquid crystal mask is maintained in a predetermined condition of a temperature higher than the room temperature, a marking operation being carried out by using a laser beam in such a high-temperature condition, thus enabling a speed of response of the liquid crystal element, and a working efficiency concerning the laser marking operation to be improved.

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Yukihiko Sugimoto