July 2015 – Neodymium magnet generator for a 6m rotor SWT for battery charging

P1010080

Winding coils with four wires at hand

P1010068

Inserting the temperature sensor in one of the coils

P1010078

The coils and temperature sensor after winding

P1010096

All coils wound, placed in the mould and ready for connecting

WP_20150701_005

The sensor cable going round the coils towards the three power transmission wires of the stator

P1010099

Connecting the coils in three phases and in star connection

P1010086

Making the stator and rotor moulds

P1010104

The stator coils connected and ready for casting

P1010100

Cutting out the magnet jig and making sure that the magnets fit in the holes

P1010138

Placing neodymium magnets around the magnet disks

P1010141

Magnet disk rotor ready for casting

P1010127

The metal frame which supports the bearing hub and the stator

WP_20150724_009

Puring vinylester resin on the magnet rotor disk

P1010173

The finished rotor disk ready for assembly

P1010174

The finished stator ready for assembly

P1010185

Assembling the generator on the test bench base

P1010189

Lowering the front rotor disk with the jacking rods

P1010198

The 5kW generator assembled and fastened on its test bench base

P1010292

The test bench ready for driving the generator with a DC motor drive while connected to a 48VDC battery bank

This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink.