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Surface permanent magnet vernier (SPMV) motors are gaining more and more attentions over recent years due to their high torque density. Generally, most researches focuses on their applications in low speed, high torque area, and the study on their high speed operation is rarely seen. In this paper, a SPMV motor with 12 slot, 20 rotor pole is evaluated for traction application. The optimal designed...
This paper investigates the effect of AC losses on the steady-state temperature rise distribution in concentrated windings of permanent magnet machines with parallel strands by combined electromagnetic and thermal finite-element analyses. The copper losses are decomposed into DC loss, strand-level AC loss and bundle-level AC loss. It shows that the AC losses can significantly increase the winding...
Fractional-slot concentrated-winding (FSCW) interior permanent magnet synchronous motors (IPMSMs) have been attracting considerable attention due to their high power density, high efficiency, short end-winding, high slot fill factor, low cogging torque, excellent flux-weakening and fault tolerance capability. However, compared to integer-slot distributed-winding (ISDW) IPMSMs, the key challenge of...
Flux modulated machines (FMMs) are well known for their features of high torque density. In this paper, the DC currents are innovatively injected into the armature coils which are arranged in a specific way in FMMs, and the electromagnetic performance are analyzed by the finite element analysis (FEA). The results show that the electromagnetic torque contains not only the pre-existing PM torque, but...
In high-speed permanent-magnet synchronous machines (PMSMs), the permanent magnets (PMs) are usually retained by high strength sleeves. Metallic sleeves are preferred in some cases where a high rotor stiffness is required. However, high frequency time and spatial harmonics of the air-gap field would induce considerable eddy-current losses in the conductive sleeve, and thus exposing the PMs to risk...
Conventional flux-reversal permanent-magnet (FRPM) machines suffer from large pole leakage flux, which leads to the poor utilization of PMs and reduction of main flux. This paper proposes a consequent-pole FRPM machine, whose magnet usage is halved compared with that of a conventional FRPM machine. Nevertheless, due to the reduction of the pole leakage flux, the proposed machine exhibits larger back...
This paper shows that the split ratio of the stator inner diameter to the outer diameter has an influence on the air-gap flux density, stator copper loss, thermal load, torque density and cost for interior permanent magnet synchronous motors (IPMSMs) applied in electric vehicles (EVs). This paper presents a simplified analytical method to study the optimization of the split ratio considering both...
To help machine designers to design large permanent magnet (PM) machines to be more accurate, this paper presents a set of design considerations that are very often ignored by machine designers. These considerations are categorized into several aspects: electromagnetic (EM) performance, losses and efficiency, fault and stability, and some other issues. The effects of various practical factors are...
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