Enhanced Thermal Management in Oil Spray-Cooled Motors: A Novel
Approach to Replacing NTC Sensors
Junjie Lu,
Qiang Li,
Binglin Chen
et al.
Abstract:<div>Motor temperature plays a critical role in controlling pump speed and regulating
coolant flow to prevent overheating during motor operation. Presently, negative
temperature coefficient (NTC) sensors are commonly used for motor temperature
measurement, typically installed at the motor winding’s end for ease of
installation. However, in oil spray-cooled motors, the temperature distribution
is uneven due… Show more
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