3D printed and tested 24 V, 50 W generator for wind-turbine (with gearbox):
- 3D Printing: 0.4 mm print head, 0.1 mm layer, PC, min. infill 60 %, no rafts, no supports.
- Assembly:
1.Print all parts.
2.Assemble stator: glue Stator_P12_RCone_PC with Stator_P12_LCone_PC, press in 1st bearing (10x26x8), put in Stator_Bearing_Spacer_PC, press in 2nd bearing (10x26x8), make 3xM5 and 2xM3 threads in Stator_Cover_PC, finish stator by screwing 3xM5X40-60 screws, screw on contacts.
3.Stator winding: use 0.6 mm2 crossection copper wire, wind in one direction 6 and 8 layers in repetition for adjacent poles.
4.Assemble rotor: thread Rotor_P24_PC and Rotor_Cover_Extender with M4, insert 24 30x10x5 N52 magnets (https://www.neomagnete.de) with N/S poles alternating for adjacent magnets, screw Rotor_P24_PC, Rotor_Cover_PC_w12VentBlades and Rotor_Cover_Extender together with 9xM4x8 screws, thread M10 through main rotor hole, screw in 100 mm M10 main axis, add M10 washer and nut at the outside.
5.Final assembly: add M10 washer at the inside of the rotor, put in stator assembly, add M10 washer and nut to tighten, add power cables to contacts.
This article was first featured at https://ift.tt/2JrhSAV on March 30, 2020 at 04:51AM by dukubu
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