2019 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/ecce.2019.8911901
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Electromagnetic Design and Assembly Analysis of a Halbach Rotor Magnetic Gear for a Marine Hydrokinetic Application

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“…First topology (i) presented in Fig. 4 is the linear MG type and it was studied by Atallah in [15]. Such application can achieve up to 1.7 MN/m 3 by using strong NdFeB material type.…”
Section: B Modulated Mgsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…First topology (i) presented in Fig. 4 is the linear MG type and it was studied by Atallah in [15]. Such application can achieve up to 1.7 MN/m 3 by using strong NdFeB material type.…”
Section: B Modulated Mgsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are other architectures of MGs like the one from Fig. 4.v, with different PM orientation [20] or reluctance MG, in Fig. 4.vi, depicted in [21].…”
Section: B Modulated Mgsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CMG offers several advantages over mechanical gears, including a simplified structure, no friction, low noise, automatic overload protection and so on. They have broad application prospects in new energy vehicles, wind power, hydro power, and other industries [3]- [4]. Then, magnetic gears are also divided into planetary magnetic gears [5], harmonic magnetic gears, coaxial magnetic gears, and many other types [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [48] and [49] the 1 st and 2 nd stage of an CMG for a Marine Hydrokinetic Generator (MHG) are presented. The magnetic gearbox is designed for 5 kW input at 40 rpm, and the 2-stage design is chosen to obtain a total gearing ratio of 1:63.3, hence quite high compared to other single stage CMG that have been demonstrated.…”
Section: Applications For Magnetic Gearsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Fig. 1.12 the initial idea of implementing the generator into the 2 nd stage gear is illustrated, however, in [49] it is made clear that there is not enough space and that a separate generator is needed. This makes a direct comparison between the two solutions difficult but if the torque density of the two-stage gearbox is calculated from the combined volume of the two CMG stages and the stall torque of the 1 st stage, a theoretical torque density of 260 Nm/l is obtained.…”
Section: Applications For Magnetic Gearsmentioning
confidence: 99%