Article | REF: D3570 V1

Construction of rotating machines. Features

Authors: Patrick BRUTSAERT, Daniel LALOY, Philippe ROBERT, Damien VERBEKE

Publication date: November 10, 2005

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3. Ventilation and cooling

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the reader is referred to the article Cooling rotating electrical machines .

3.1 Role

The transformation of mechanical energy into electrical energy, or vice versa, cannot be carried out without losses, as the energy thus lost is transformed into heat.

The aim of ventilation is to extract internal losses from their various sources, and to ensure that windings are cooled as evenly as possible, so that insulating materials retain the longevity that users expect. Ventilation efficiency is of prime importance when it comes to sizing an electrical machine.

It should be noted, however, that this ventilation, most often by air circulation, also generates...

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