2020
DOI: 10.1007/s42417-020-00238-x
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Analytical Modelling of Radial Coupled Vibration and Superharmonic Resonance in Switched Reluctance Motor

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“…According to equation ( 8) and equation (10), the RF of each phase of the motor at an eccentricity of 20% is calculated as shown in Fig 3 . From Fig. 3, it can be seen that the effect of air gap eccentricity on the numerical change of torque of each phase is small, while the numerical change of RF presents the largest RF of phase B, the same RF of phases A and C, and the RF is close to unanimous for phases D and no eccentricity.…”
Section: Mechanical Equations For the Air Gap Eccentricity Statementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to equation ( 8) and equation (10), the RF of each phase of the motor at an eccentricity of 20% is calculated as shown in Fig 3 . From Fig. 3, it can be seen that the effect of air gap eccentricity on the numerical change of torque of each phase is small, while the numerical change of RF presents the largest RF of phase B, the same RF of phases A and C, and the RF is close to unanimous for phases D and no eccentricity.…”
Section: Mechanical Equations For the Air Gap Eccentricity Statementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, most scholars have studied the problem of RF, and the literature adopt the two-dimensional Fourier transform method and the finite element (FEM) fixed-rotation coupled vibration analytical method, respectively, to analytically derive and verify the RF with the characteristics of the spatio-temporal distribution, and to reveal the main characteristics of the RF in the time domain and the frequency domain [9] [10] . These studies mainly focus on the mechanical properties of SRM under normal conditions and do not fully consider the changes in the mechanical properties of SRM under air gap eccentricity.…”
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“…20 The Maxwell stress tensor is attributed the qualitative power of the magnetic field to the tension that is consistent with the direction of the magnetic field lines and the lateral pressure that is perpendicular to the direction of the magnetic field lines. 21,22…”
Section: Analytical Representation Of Radial Electromagnetic Forcementioning
confidence: 99%