Applied HTS Bulks and Wires to Rotating Machines for Marine Propulsion

Miki, M.; Felder, B.; Kimura, Yosuke; Tsuzuki, K.; Taguchi, Ryo; Shiliang, Y.; Xu, Yebin; Ida, Tetsuya; Izumi, Mitsuru; Weisend, J. G.

doi:10.1063/1.3422360

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“…Existing superconducting generators, radial flux machine holds an absolute advantage. Axial flux machine is not well popularize, but the axial flux machine can be further optimized [24] by increasing the number of the rotor disc and stator unit, so it will cause more and more people's attention in the next few years in the study.…”

Section: The Topology Of Superconducting Generatorsmentioning

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State-of-the Art and Perspectives of Superconducting Generator

Zhao

2013

AMM

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Based on low temperature superconducting (LTS) & high temperature superconducting (HTS) material classification, the superconducting generators can be divided into LTS generators and HTS generators. The research status and characteristics of superconducting generators are summarized; and several topological structures of superconducting generators are introduced. Compared and studied traditional rotating machine with superconducting rotating machine, pointing out the present superconducting generators bottleneck problems. Finally, the prospects of the development of superconducting generators are described.

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State-of-the Art and Perspectives of Superconducting Generator

Zhao

2013

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“…The investigation of electrical machines of larger rating (Fig. 3,b) [2] revealed a necessity of development of a special control system to follow the level of HTSC bulk magnetic field [7].…”

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HTSC Bulk Magnetizing Control System for Cryogenic Alternators

Chubraeva

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Timofeev

2018

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The first HTSC alternators developed and tested mainly contained the bulks on the rotor. The presentation covers the problem of HTSC bulks magnetizing control in an assembled cryogenic alternator with axial flux. Cylindrical bulks are positioned on the rotor of a synchronous machine and form a multi-pole excitation system. The trapped magnetic field may vary under a number of processes, magnetic flux creep included. A special system to control the value of bulk magnetization and the temperature in the cryogenic zone is developed. Similar system may by applied in cryogenic disc-type alternators with permanent magnets on the rotor.

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Applied HTS Bulks and Wires to Rotating Machines for Marine Propulsion

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State-of-the Art and Perspectives of Superconducting Generator

State-of-the Art and Perspectives of Superconducting Generator

HTSC Bulk Magnetizing Control System for Cryogenic Alternators

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