Influence of Manufacturing Tolerances on PMSM Torque Ripple

García, Patricia Martínez; Fernández, Pablo; Güemes, Alfredo; Moreno, V.M.; Iraolagoitia, A.M.; Molina, John Jairo Martinez

doi:10.24084/repqj14.428

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“…From the relevant analysis of the following motor design, it can be seen that this motor has several shortcomings [15][16][17][18]:…”

Section: Original Design Of 1 Hp Waterwheel Motormentioning

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“…Its advantage is that the single-tooth stator can be individually wound, which can achieve a higher slot fill factor [15]. The disadvantage is that the winding process of multiple windings is longer and more difficult [16][17][18]. Each set of the single-tooth stator can be bonded together, or riveted by mechanical characteristics (such as punching cuts).…”

Section: Optimal Design Of 1 Hp Waterwheel Motormentioning

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“…In order to compare the motor performance difference between the measured value and the simulated value, the characteristic of the magnet (B r value) is often used as the result under the condition of tolerating all process variation in the motor design [16]. From the simulation results in section 3.1, it is known that the simulated value of back EMF constant K b is 27.67 V•s/rad, and the measured value is 24.6 V•s/rad.…”

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The development of a high-efficiency aquaculture water pump using self-adhesive electrical steel

Chen¹,

Huang²,

Huang³

et al. 2023

Mater. Res. Express

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Traditional water pump use AC motor combines with gearbox to achieve high torque and low speed to protect fish form injury by blades, which will shorten the life of waterwheel. Besides, the efficiency of the gearbox is about 40~50%, resulting in low efficiency of whole system, and translated into poor reliability. The waterwheel in this study uses surface permanent magnet (SPM) motor instead of AC motor. However, the design of conventional waterwheel PM motor has the following drawbacks: (a) the slot fill factor cannot be too low; (b) the spacing between the rotor magnet grooves is too large, which affect the efficiency of the motor. To improve the motor efficiency without changing the shape of the stator core, this study developed an assembled stator core to improve the slot fill rate of motor winding. However, if the stack length of the stator core is too high, there will be a problem of core breakage. Therefore, this study introduced the self-adhesive steel to develop a self-adhesive assembled stator core to improve the breakage situation, and also to take advantage of the higher slot fill rate of the assembled core. Furthermore, in order to solve the problem of large spacing between the rotor magnet grooves, we optimize the magnetic circuit design by using simulation to improve the motor performance, such as magnet size, slot opening size, etc., to make the back electromotive force waveform as a sine wave. In addition, this design also reduces the thickness of magnets to reduce the cogging torque of the motor, and effectively reduces magnet usage to reduce the cost. As a result, this study developed a high-efficiency waterwheel SPM motor about 86.32% at 123 rpm, by using self-adhesive assembled stator core to increase the slot fill factor. The overall efficiency of system reaches about 78.72%.

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“…From the relevant analysis of the following motor design, it can be seen that this motor has several shortcomings [15][16][17][18]:…”

Section: Original Design Of 1 Hp Waterwheel Motormentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Optimal Design Of 1 Hp Waterwheel Motormentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Comparison Of Measured and Simulated Values Of Motor Perform...mentioning

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