US2007003404A1PendingUtilityA1
Oil pressurized electric motor
Est. expiryJun 30, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Yoshioki Tomoyasu
H02K 7/00H02K 5/12H02K 53/00
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Abstract
The invention is directed to develop for the more powerful motor to provide the supplemental torque with the rotating shaft of the conventional motor by the dint of oil pressure produced by the rotating operation of the vanes fixed on the identical shaft penetrated into the front and the rear chambers fitted with the housing of the motor through partition according to the hydraulic apparatus based on Pascal's theorem.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A motor of which rotating torque is increased by oil pressure caused by the rotating operation of vanes fixed on the identical shaft of the motor which is sandwiched in two oil filled chambers fitted in front and rear directly connected with either pipe or hose designed to produce oil pressure according to the hydraulic apparatus based on Pascal's theorem.
2 . A motor of which torque is increased by oil pressure caused by the rotating vanes referred to in the above claim 1 is designed to apply to the electric vehicle as well as the hybrid car.
3 . A motor is designed to introduce the function of the hydraulic apparatus according to Pascal's theorem to increase the rotating torque taking advantage of rotating force caused by electromagnets to be added on the additional torque increased by the oil pressure at the outlet of the front chamber fitted to the motor to be delivered by the rotating operation of the vane fixed on the identical shaft to the rear chamber through the connected pipe or hose to develop torque in multiplying output of the oil pressure in proportion to time between areas of the vane in the front chamber and in the rear chamber according to Pascal's theorem.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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