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A rotating electric machine having a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core and coolers which cool a coolant being provided in the plurality of the ventilating passages. A ventilating circuit in which at least a portion of the coolant which is cooled b

A rotating electric machine having a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core and coolers which cool a coolant being provided in the plurality of the ventilating passages. A ventilating circuit in which at least a portion of the coolant which is cooled by one of the coolers is further cooled by another of the coolers, and is allowed to flow to a central portion in an axial direction of the stator iron core in a direction from an outer peripheral side to an inner peripheral side of the stator iron core at least via one ventilating passage of the plurality of ventilating passage which communicates with the central portion in the axial direction of the stator iron core.

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1. A rotating electric machine comprising:a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core; coolers provided in said plurality of ventilating passages; a fan for boosting a coolant; a first ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is introd

1. A rotating electric machine comprising:a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core; coolers provided in said plurality of ventilating passages; a fan for boosting a coolant; a first ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is introduced from the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core into some of said ventilating passages and is thereafter cooled by some of said coolers; and a second ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is initially cooled by some of said coolers and is thereafter allowed to flow to said stator iron core in the direction from the outer peripheral side to the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core via some of said ventilating passages; wherein at least one of said plurality of ventilating passages which communicates with a central portion of said stator iron core constitutes part of said second ventilating circuit. 2. A rotating electric machine according to claim 1, wherein said stator iron core has a plurality of ventilating ducts which continuously extend in a radial direction and which are arranged in an axial direction; andaxial intervals between those, constituting part of said second ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts are smaller than axial intervals between those, constituting part of said first ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts. 3. A rotating electric machine in which the inside of said machine is cooled by atmospheric air sucked from outside said machine, comprising:a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core; a fan for boosting atmospheric air; a first ventilating circuit in which the atmospheric air boosted by said fan is introduced from the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core into some of said ventilating passages; and a second ventilating circuit in which the atmospheric air boosted by said fan is allowed to flow to said stator iron core in the direction from the outer peripheral side to the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core via some of said ventilating passages; wherein a cooler is provided at least in one of said plurality of ventilating passages which communicates with a central portion of said stator iron core constitutes part of said second ventilating circuit so as to cool the atmospheric air boosted by said fan prior to flow thereof to said stator iron core in the direction from the outer to the inner peripheral side. 4. A rotating electric machine according to claim 3, wherein said stator iron core has a plurality of ventilating ducts which continuously extend in a radial direction and which are arranged in an axial direction; andaxial intervals between those, constituting part of said second ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts are smaller than axial intervals between those, constituting part of said first ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts. 5. A rotating electric machine comprising:a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core; coolers provided in said plurality of ventilating passages; a fan for boosting the coolant; a first ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is introduced from the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core to some of said ventilating passages and is thereafter cooled by some of said coolers; and a second ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan and branched from said first ventilating circuit is initially cooled by some of said coolers, and is thereafter allowed to flow to said stator iron core in the direction from the outer peripheral side to the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core; wherein at least one of said plurality of ventilating passages which communicates with a central portion of said stator iron core constitutes part of said second ventilating circuit. 6. A rotating electric machine according to claim 5, wherein said stator iron core has a plurality of ventilating ducts which continuously extend in a radial direction and which are arranged in an axial direction; andaxial intervals between those, constituting part of said second ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts are smaller than axial intervals between those, constituting part of said first ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts. 7. A rotating electric machine in which the inside of said machine is cooled by a coolant enclosed therein, comprising:a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core; coolers provided in said plurality of ventilating passages; a fan for boosting a coolant; a first ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is introduced from the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core into some of said ventilating passages and is thereafter cooled by some of said coolers; and a second ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is initially cooled by some of said coolers and is thereafter allowed to flow to said stator iron core in the direction from the outer peripheral side to the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core via some of said, ventilating passages; wherein at least one of said plurality of ventilating passages and which communicates with a central portion of said stator iron core constitutes part of said second ventilating circuit. 8. A rotating electric machine according to claim 7, wherein said stator iron core has a plurality of ventilating ducts which continuously extend in a radial direction and which are arranged in an axial direction; andaxial intervals between those, constituting part of said second ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts are smaller than axial intervals between those, constituting part of said first ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts. 9. A rotating electric machine in which the inside of said machine is cooled by atmospheric air sucked from outside said machine, comprising:a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core; a fan for boosting atmospheric air; a first ventilating circuit in which atmospheric air boosted by said fan is introduced from the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core into some of said ventilating passages; and a second ventilating circuit in which atmospheric air boosted by said fan is allowed to flow to said stator iron core in a direction from the outer peripheral side to the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core via some of said ventilating passages; wherein a cooler is provided at least in a ventilating passage for communicating an atmospheric air suction hole to one of said plurality of ventilating passages which communicates with a central portion of said stator iron core and constitutes part of said second ventilating circuit so as to cool the atmospheric air boosted by said fan prior to flow thereof to said stator iron core in the direction from the outer to the inner peripheral side. 10. A rotating electric machine according to claim 9, wherein said stator iron core has a plurality of ventilating ducts which continuously extend in a radial direction and which are arranged in an axial direction; andaxial intervals between those, constituting part of said second ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts are smaller than axial intervals between those, constituting part of said first ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts. 11. A rotating electric machine comprising:a plurality of ventilating passages formed between a stator frame and a stator iron core; coolers provided in said plurality of ventilating passages; a fan for boosting a coolant; a first ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is introduced from the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core into some of said ventilating passages and is thereafter cooled by some of said coolers; and a second ventilating circuit in which the coolant boosted by said fan is initially cooled by some of said coolers and is thereafter allowed to flow to said stator iron core in a direction from the outer peripheral side to the inner peripheral side of said stator iron core via some of said ventilating passages; wherein at least one of said plurality of ventilating passages which communicates with a central portion of said stator iron core constitutes part of said second ventilating circuit; and said coolers provided in said first ventilating circuit and in said second ventilating circuit are opposed to each other with a rotating shaft disposed therebetween. 12. A rotating electric machine according to claim 11, wherein said stator iron core has a plurality of ventilating ducts which continuously extend in a radial direction and which are arranged in an axial direction; andaxial intervals between those, constituting part of said second ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts are smaller than axial intervals between those, constituting part of said first ventilating circuit, of said ventilating ducts.