2012 - Europe Direct Iasi
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EUROINVENT <strong>2012</strong><br />
2.14.<br />
Title Electric motor with reduced speed<br />
CERNOMAZU Dorel, MANDICI Leon, UNGUREANU<br />
Authors<br />
Constantin, et. al.<br />
Institution Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava<br />
Patent no. Patent application No. A/00545/2007<br />
The invention describes a motor that applies the electrical<br />
drives operating principle motors with rolling and flexible<br />
rotor. The invention refers to an electrical motor capable<br />
to develop high torque at low speed, with only few<br />
rotations in a minute, fed through industrial frequency<br />
Description<br />
without reducing gear. The solution, entailed by this<br />
invention, combines the design characteristics of a rolling<br />
rotor motor with the ones of a flexible rotor motor. It has a<br />
flexible ferromagnetic rotor that is situated on a shaft and<br />
relies on two sliding bearings. Advantages: constructional<br />
simplicity, low cost, operational reliability.<br />
2.15.<br />
Title Flexible rotor<br />
Constantin UNGUREANU, Nicolae SOREA, Mihaela<br />
Authors<br />
Brânduşa NEGRU, Iulian BACIU, Niculina CREŢU,<br />
Elena-Daniela OLARIU, Mihaela GUGOAŞĂ, Dorel<br />
CERNOMAZU<br />
Institution Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava<br />
Patent no. Patent RO 122923 B1<br />
The invention describes a flexible rotor-shaped glass,<br />
which is part of construction of solar engines for operation<br />
in tracking systems after Sun of solar converters. Flexible<br />
rotor consists of a flexible support, cylindrical, made of a<br />
Description<br />
magnetic or non-magnetic material which are provided<br />
with some ferromagnetic plates with round profile,<br />
profiled or flat, placed on the flexible support and<br />
provided with axial holes. Flexible rotor is driven by<br />
motor stator, consisting of several pairs of electromagnets<br />
which are activated successively through an<br />
phototransducer position.<br />
Class 2<br />
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