In the winding insulation treatment process, most of the dipping and drying processes are carried out separately. Pre-baking before dipping is necessary to remove moisture and air in the winding. After the dipping is completed, the drying process is carried out. If the baking temperature is low, the paint that has entered the winding will quickly lose, and the insulation treatment effect will be greatly reduced. Of course, if the temperature is too high, it will cause aging and failure of materials such as electromagnetic wire and insulation.
For most drying processes, the winding is in a stationary state, which always leads to an uneven distribution of the insulating paint relative to the winding. This leads to a problem of the curing time of the insulating paint. If the time is too long, the unevenness of the insulation treatment will be greater. In order to improve the insulation treatment effect of the winding, some baking equipment has added a rotation processing function, that is, to ensure that the winding is in a rotating state during the drying process, and to effectively improve the uniformity of the insulating paint distribution in the winding.
From a theoretical analysis, it is better to have a larger amount of paint on the winding, that is, to meet the saturation of all filling gaps in the winding, but the effective filling effect is critical. If the paint is relatively viscous, you can see that there is a thick layer of paint on the winding end and the inner and outer circles of the core. There may also be very little paint entering the winding. From the data analysis of the amount of paint, the data is relatively good, but the insulation treatment effect is not ideal.
Whether it is a high-voltage motor or a low-voltage motor, the insulation treatment process is particularly critical, especially for high-voltage motors, which also involve coil winding and wrapping processes, which we will not go into here.