| CPC H02K 9/19 (2013.01) | 6 Claims |

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1. A motor oil-cooling structure for cooling coils with use of oil, wherein the coils are wound around split stator cores of a motor, wherein the motor includes a motor case, a rotor rotatably supported by the motor case, and a stator including the split stator cores fixed to the motor case and arranged along a cylindrical outer periphery of the rotor, the motor oil-cooling structure comprising:
injection holes arranged in a circumferential direction of the split stator cores on a plane orthogonal to a motor axis so as to axially face the split stator cores,
wherein:
each of the injection holes is structured to inject oil toward a corresponding one of coil gaps each of which is formed between two of the split stator cores adjacent to each other;
each of the injection holes is positioned to be circumferentially shifted from a position to face the corresponding one of the coil gaps; and
each of the injection holes is structured to inject oil in a direction inclined by a circumferential inclination angle with respect to a direction of the motor axis, such that the oil injected from the injection holes is directed to side faces of the coils through the coil gaps.
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