Stator Diagram 2024-10-16 by Cherry Introduction In modern industrial production, die-casting machines, as an important metal forming equipment is widely used to produce various complex shapes and high-precision metal parts. It is used in many fields such as automobiles, electronics, aerospace, etc. With the continuous advancement of technology, the requirements for key technologies and components in the field of die-casting machines are getting higher and higher, and the concept and application of "stator diagram" has gradually become the focus of attention in the industry. As a tool and method for motor design, stator diagrams can effectively improve the performance and efficiency of die casting machines, help manufacturers optimize production processes and improve product quality. The stator diagram plays an indispensable role in the design, manufacturing, operation, and maintenance of die-casting machines. It is not just a drawing, but also a carrier containing rich technical information and engineering wisdom. For practitioners in the die-casting machine industry, being familiar with and mastering the application of stator diagrams in the field of die casting machines are the key to improving work efficiency, ensuring product quality and promoting the development of the industry. This article will deeply explore the various applications of stator diagram in the field of die-casting machines, as well as its impact and value, hoping to provide a useful reference and inspiration for professionals in related fields. Overview of stator diagram The stator diagram, originating from the field of motor design, refers to a technical diagram used to analyze the structure of the motor stator winding and its electromagnetic properties. It is an engineering drawing used to describe the stator structure and related parameters in detail. As an important component in a motor or other rotating equipment, the stator is responsible for generating an electromagnetic field, working with the rotor to drive the motor to rotate. The rationality and accuracy of its structure directly affect the performance and operating stability of the equipment. Through the stator diagram, the design of the stator winding, the magnetic field distribution and the current flow can be effectively analyzed to optimize the performance of the motor. In a die-casting machine, the stator is usually connected to the motor to provide power support for the operation of the die-casting machine. The stator diagram generally includes key information such as the stator's overall dimensions, core structure, winding distribution, slot shape and size, and wiring method. Through the stator diagram, engineers can clearly understand the design requirements and interrelationships of the various parts of the stator, to carry out accurate manufacturing and assembly. In the field of die-casting machines, the concept of stator diagram is not limited to traditional motor design, but can be widely used in motor-driven die-casting equipment. Through the design and optimization of the stator diagram, the power system, precision control, and efficiency of the die-casting machine have been significantly improved. Working principle of die-casting machine and the role of stator Working principle of die-casting machine The working principle of the die-casting machine is to quickly inject molten metal liquid into the mold cavity under high pressure, so that it solidifies and forms under pressure, thereby obtaining castings of the required shape and size. It is mainly composed of a mold clamping mechanism, injection mechanism, hydraulic system, electrical control system and other parts. During the entire working process, various parts need to work together to accurately control various parameters such as pressure, speed, temperature, etc. to ensure the smooth progress of the die-casting process and the stability of the casting quality. The role of stator in die-casting machine The main role of the stator in the die-casting machine is to generate a rotating magnetic field through interaction with the rotor, drive the motor to operate, and then provide power for the injection mechanism and the clamping mechanism. Its stable performance and precise power output are essential for the normal operation of the die-casting machine. If there is a problem with the stator, such as winding short circuit, core damage, etc., the motor may not work properly, affecting the production efficiency and casting quality of the die-casting machine, and even causing equipment shutdown, causing economic losses to the company. Therefore, the quality and performance of the stator play a pivotal role in the die-casting machine, and the stator diagram is an important basis for ensuring the quality and performance of the stator. Application of stator diagram in die-casting machine design 1. Structural design optimization In the design stage of the die-casting machine, the stator diagram provides engineers with detailed stator structure information to help them optimize the reasonable structural design. Through the analysis and research of the core shape, slot layout, winding method, etc. in the stator diagram, engineers can optimize the stator structure as much as possible while meeting the motor performance requirements, improving its space utilization and heat dissipation performance. For example, the reasonable design of the shape and size of the core can reduce the magnetic circuit loss and improve the efficiency of the motor; optimize the layout and the size of the slot can make the winding more evenly distributed, reduce the heating and resistance loss of the winding, and also help to improve the power density of the motor. In addition, the wiring method in the stator diagram will also affect the electrical performance and control method of the motor. Engineers need to select the appropriate wiring method according to the actual working requirements of the die-casting machine to ensure stable operation and precise control of the motor. 2. Parameter matching and calculation Various parameters in the stator diagram, such as the number of winding turns, wire diameter, core material characteristics, etc., are important bases for motor parameter matching and calculation. When designing a die-casting machine, engineers need to select and calculate the parameters of the motor based on the working load, operating speed, pressure requirements and other parameters of the die-casting machine, combined with the relevant information in the stator diagram. Through accurate calculation and reasonable parameter matching, it can be ensured that the motor can provide sufficient torque and power during the working process of the die-casting machine to meet the various working conditions of the die-casting machine. At the same time, factors such as the motor's starting performance, overload capacity, and speed regulation range need to be considered to ensure that the die-casting machine can operate stably under different working conditions. For example, when calculating the number of turns and wire diameter of the winding, it is necessary to consider the rated voltage, current, power factor, and other parameters of the motor, as well as the heat dissipation conditions and insulation requirements of the winding. Through reasonable calculation and selection, it is ensured that the winding can withstand the impact of the working current and will not be damaged by overheating during operation. 3. Collaborative design and system integration The die-casting machine is a complex mechatronics system. The stator needs to be collaboratively designed and the system integrated with other components as a key component. The stator diagram plays an important bridging role in this process. It transmits the design requirements and parameter information of the stator to the designers of other related components, so that the entire die-casting machine system can achieve seamless docking and efficient collaborative work. For example, when designing a hydraulic system, it is necessary to consider the power and speed of the motor to determine the displacement and working pressure of the oil pump; when designing an electrical control system, it is necessary to select appropriate controllers and sensors according to the winding connection method of the stator and the control requirements of the motor to achieve precise control and monitoring of the motor. Through the collaborative effect of the stator diagram, problems such as parameter mismatch and interface inconsistency between various components can be avoided during the design process, and the overall performance and reliability of the die-casting machine system can be improved. Application of stator diagram in die-casting machine manufacturing 1. Processing process guidance The stator diagram provides a detailed processing process guidance for the manufacturing process of the die-casting machine stator. When manufacturing the stator core, it is necessary to select appropriate processing methods and process parameters, such as stamping, cutting, grinding, etc., according to the core shape and size requirements in the stator diagram. At the same time, it is also necessary to strictly control the processing accuracy and surface quality of the core to ensure the magnetic properties and assembly accuracy of the core. During the winding production process, the stator diagram specifies the number of turns, wire diameter, winding method and other process requirements of the winding. Workers need to perform precise winding and wiring operations according to the requirements of the drawings to ensure that the electrical performance and insulation performance of the winding meets the standards. In addition, the stator diagram will also provide detailed instructions for the assembly process of the stator, including the assembly sequence, tightening torque, matching tolerance and other requirements of each component. Workers must strictly follow the requirements of the drawings during the assembly process to ensure the overall quality and performance of the stator. 2. Improve the driving force of the die-casting machine During operation, the die-casting machine needs to inject molten metal into the mold. The power of the drive system directly determines the efficiency of the die-casting machine and the quality of the finished product. Traditional die-casting machines are mostly driven by hydraulic systems, while modern electric die-casting machines are driven by electric motors. The optimized design of the stator diagram can significantly improve the driving force of the motor. By analyzing the magnetic field distribution and current flow path of the stator winding, engineers can design more efficient motors, thereby improving the output power and production efficiency of the die-casting machine. 3. Enhance the precision control of the die-casting machine During the die-casting machine's molding process, the die-casting force's control accuracy and injection speed are crucial. The application of the stator diagram makes the motor respond faster and the control more accurately. In the electric system of modern die-casting machines, the stator diagram not only optimizes the magnetic field distribution of the motor, but also can reduce electromagnetic interference and fluctuations by accurately controlling the current, thereby achieving more stable die-casting force control. This is especially important for die-casting parts with complex shapes and high precision. 4. Improve the energy efficiency of the die-casting machine Energy efficiency is one of the important indicators that die-casting machine manufacturers pay attention to. The application of stator diagrams helps to optimize the design of motors and reduce energy consumption. During the operation of the motor, the uneven distribution of current and magnetic field in the winding will lead to energy loss. Through the analysis of the stator diagram, a uniform magnetic field distribution can be accurately designed to reduce the energy loss of the motor and improve the overall energy utilization rate. This not only helps to reduce production costs but also conforms to the current trend of green manufacturing. 5. Extend the service life of equipment Die-casting machines usually operate under high-intensity and high load, which challenges the durability of the equipment. The optimized design of the stator diagram can not only improve the efficiency of the motor, but also reduce the heating and electromagnetic interference of the winding, reduce mechanical wear, and thus extend the service life of the die-casting machine. The reasonable design of the stator enables the motor to work stably under long-term high load, reduce the failure rate and maintenance cost, and improve the overall reliability of the equipment. 6. Quality inspection and control The stator diagram is an important basis for the quality inspection of the die-casting machine stator. In the stator manufacturing process, quality inspection is required after each process is completed to ensure that the product quality meets the design requirements of the stator diagram. Quality inspectors can use corresponding measuring tools and testing equipment to inspect the stator according to the dimensional tolerance, shape tolerance, surface roughness and other requirements in the stator drawing. For example, use calipers, micrometers, and other measuring tools to measure the stator's external dimensions, use a roughness meter to detect the roughness of the core surface, and use an insulation resistance tester to test the insulation performance of the winding. For products that do not meet the requirements of the drawings, they need to be reworked or scrapped in time to prevent unqualified products from flowing into the next process, thereby ensuring the overall quality and reliability of the stator. At the same time, the stator drawing can also provide a reference for quality control. By monitoring and recording key process parameters in the stator manufacturing process, such as stamping pressure, winding tension, welding temperature, etc., problems that arise in the manufacturing process can be discovered and solved promptly to ensure the stability and consistency of product quality. Application of stator drawings in die-casting machine operation and maintenance 1. Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting During the operation of the die-casting machine, the stator may have various faults, such as winding short circuits, open circuit, grounding, core overheating, looseness, etc. The stator diagram plays an important guiding role in fault diagnosis and troubleshooting. When a die-casting machine fails, maintenance personnel can refer to the stator diagram to understand the structure and electrical connection of the stator, and combine the actual fault phenomenon to preliminarily determine the type and location of the fault. For example, if the die-casting machine motor cannot start, maintenance personnel can check whether the winding wiring is correct and whether there is a break or short circuit according to the stator diagram; if the motor is abnormally hot during operation, maintenance personnel can analyze whether the heat dissipation structure of the iron core is reasonable through the stator diagram, and whether there are problems such as loose iron cores or short circuits. After determining the fault location, maintenance personnel can further perform maintenance operations according to the stator diagram, such as replacing damaged windings, repairing iron cores, etc., to quickly troubleshoot and restore the normal operation of the die-casting machine. 2. Maintenance plan formulation The stator diagram can also provide a basis for the formulation of the maintenance plan for the die-casting machine. According to the information such as the service life, maintenance cycle, and maintenance requirements of the stator specified in the stator diagram, equipment management personnel can formulate a reasonable maintenance plan and regularly inspect, maintain and maintain the stator. For example, the insulation resistance test of the stator winding is carried out according to the prescribed maintenance cycle to check whether the winding is aging, damaged, etc.; the iron core is cleaned and tightened to check whether the iron core is loose, deformed, etc.; the stator terminal is checked and tightened to ensure that the wiring is firm and reliable. Through regular maintenance, potential problems of the stator can be discovered and dealt with in time, the service life of the stator can be extended, the operating reliability and stability of the die-casting machine can be improved, and the equipment failure rate and maintenance cost can be reduced. 3. Technical transformation and upgrading With the continuous advancement of science and technology and the development of the die-casting machine industry, enterprises may need to carry out technical transformation and upgrading existing die-casting machines to improve the performance and production efficiency of the equipment. The stator diagram also has an important reference value in this process. Through the analysis and research of the original stator diagram, engineers can understand the structure and performance characteristics of the existing stator, and optimize the design and transformation of the stator in combination with new technical requirements and process methods. For example, adopting new core materials and winding technology to improve the magnetic and electrical properties of the stator; improve the heat dissipation structure of the stator to enhance its heat dissipation capacity and Home Appliance Conductive Silicone Pad Home Appliance Conductive Silicone Pad,Ic Graphite Thermal Pad,Graphite Thermal Pad,Gelid Thermal Pad Guangdong Shengtang New Material & Technology Co.,Ltd. , https://www.shengtang-silicone.com
June 25, 2025