Design of a High-Efficiency Minimum-Torque-Ripple 12-V/1-kW Three-Phase BLDC Motor Drive System for Diesel Engine Emission Reductions

Yang, Fei; Jiang, Chenguang; Taylor, Allan; Bai, Hua; Kotrba, Adam; Yetkin, Argun; Gundogan, Arda

doi:10.1109/tvt.2014.2300931

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“…Thanks to their merits, brushless machines with permanent magnets can be used, e.g. in consumer devices, in wind turbines, in the automotive industry or in the aviation [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. To improve reliability and performance of the drive, multi-phase motors [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26] dual stator motors [11][12][13], dual-channel also called dualredundancy brushless permanent magnet direct current (BLDC) motors [14,15] are used in justified cases.…”

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Modelling and experimental research of fault‐tolerant dual‐channel brushless DC motor

Korkosz

Bogusz

Prokop

2018

IET Electric Power Applications

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The brushless permanent magnet direct current (DC) machine with dual three-phase windings is proposed for critical drive systems. It is proposed to call such a solution with a dual stator winding as a dual-channel brushless permanent magnet DC motor (DCBLDC). The stator windings are supplied by two independent power converters under dual-channel operation (DCO) mode. After a fault of one channel, a further operation of the machine can be continued in the so-called single-channel operation mode (SCO). In this study, a mathematical model of DCBLDC machine which takes into account non-linearity of a magnetic circuit and all couplings between phases within a given channel as well as between channels is proposed. The results of experimental tests in static and dynamic states for SCO and DCO modes were presented.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modelling and experimental research of fault‐tolerant dual‐channel brushless DC motor

Korkosz

Bogusz

Prokop

2018

IET Electric Power Applications

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“…Brushless direct current (BLDC) machines are characterized by high efficiency, great reliability, and high power density, while at the same time the maintenance requirements are less than their counterparts . The above features made them throughout the years quite suitable candidates for several high performance industrial, automotive, medical, and domestic applications . Until nowadays, plenty of research effort has revealed novel techniques and methodologies for BLDC machine design and analysis [30,31], as a result of the continuously increasing academical and industrial interest.…”

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A computer aided educational tool for design, modeling, and performance analysis of Brushless DC motor in post graduate degree courses

Chasiotis

Karnavas

2018

Comp Applic In Engineering

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The design of electrical machines is gaining more popularity in the last years especially in electrical engineering courses. However, commonly‐used teaching techniques seem to limit students' understanding and prevent the attainment of the learning objectives. The competence of this subject can be significantly improved when a practical approach based on the use of computer‐aided educational tools is followed. Thus, this paper proposes an effective and user‐friendly educational tool, which has been developed and successfully implemented in post‐graduate courses in order to facilitate the conception of brushless direct current (BLDC) machines design aspect. At first, a step‐by‐step design procedure is analytically described and then the main tool's characteristics and capabilities are also presented. Finally, its impact assessment has been conducted and the derived results revealed that its application could be extended to the design of various types of electrical motors and generators.

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“…In common, three phase induction motors are wide spread used for the hoisting operation in these elevators that became a part of the basic infrastructure in high rise buildings. There are considerable researches that aimed at replacing the conventional motor to upgrade the speed, thereby improving the reliability [1][2][3]. BLDC is in par with these motors in lieu of its advantage of being electronically commutated with high torque/current ratio and high power density making it better choice to replace the conventional motors [4].…”

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Bidirectional three port converter for power flow management of PV/Battery-Fed elevator system

Pavithra¹,

Vivekanandan²

2018

J. vibroeng.

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The Bidirectional Three Port Converter (BTPC) proposed in this research work is addressed for an elevator application that is driven from a BLDC motor in all four quadrants sourced from solar Photovoltaic (PV). The converter design of a PV based system necessitates constant output voltage with high power density and efficiency. The Proposed BTPC tracks the maximum power, maintains constant output voltage and also deals with the bidirectional power flow management whenever there is a change in applied torque when the machine is switched from motoring to regenerating mode. Furthermore, single stage power conversion is achieved with power transfer from PV to dc link or battery to dc link based on the load requirement and surplus power is directly stored in the battery. Closed loop control ensures adjusting the duty cycle of the proposed converter switches thereby maintaining the bidirectional power flow management. The proposed converter is analysed in detail with operating principle, design considerations and verified in terms of simulation and through experimental results.

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Design of a High-Efficiency Minimum-Torque-Ripple 12-V/1-kW Three-Phase BLDC Motor Drive System for Diesel Engine Emission Reductions

Cited by 25 publications

References 15 publications

Modelling and experimental research of fault‐tolerant dual‐channel brushless DC motor

Modelling and experimental research of fault‐tolerant dual‐channel brushless DC motor

A computer aided educational tool for design, modeling, and performance analysis of Brushless DC motor in post graduate degree courses

Bidirectional three port converter for power flow management of PV/Battery-Fed elevator system

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