Modeling and identification of a solenoid valve for PWM control applications

Taghizadeh, Mohammad Javad; Ghaffari, Ali; Najafi, Farid

doi:10.1016/j.crme.2009.03.009

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“…Calculation of Attractive Force by the Probable Flux Paths Method [14,15] Since the ferromagnetic substance used in the solenoid actuator has much higher permeability than the surrounding space, the generated magnetic flux does not escape and instead mostly passes through the ferromagnetic substance. Therefore, the magnetic flux forms a magnetic circuit.…”

Section: Calculation Of Temperature Increasementioning

confidence: 99%

Design of a Solenoid Actuator for a Cylinder Valve in a Fuel Cell Vehicle

2016

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Green vehicles include electric vehicles, natural gas vehicles, fuel cell vehicles (FCV), and vehicles running on fuel such as a biodiesel or an ethanol blend. An FCV is equipped with a cylinder valve installed in an ultra-high pressure vessel to control the hydrogen flow. For this purpose, an optimum design of the solenoid actuator is necessary to ensure reliability when driving an FCV. In this study, an electromagnetic field analysis for ensuring reliable operation of the solenoid actuator was conducted by using Maxwell V15. The electromagnetic field analysis was performed by magneto static technique, according to the distance between magnetic poles, in order to predict the attraction force. Finally, the attraction force was validated through comparison between the Maxwell results and measurement results. From the results, the error of attraction force ranged from 2.33 to 3.85 N at testing conditions.

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Section: Calculation Of Temperature Increasementioning

confidence: 99%

Design of a Solenoid Actuator for a Cylinder Valve in a Fuel Cell Vehicle

2016

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“…The PWM signal frequencies f PWM [Hz] 50 Hz [7], 100 Hz [8], up to 50 Hz [9], 100 Hz [10], 50 Hz [11] and 20 to 60 Hz [12]. Efforts were made to develop electro-pneumatic valve models based on the electrical and pneumatic parts modelling and to use these models in a PWM-driven pneumatic system [8], [9] and [13].…”

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Volume Flow Characterization of PWM-Controlled Fast-Switching Pneumatic Valves

Pipan¹,

Herakovič²

2016

SV-JME

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“…Therefore, a tradeoff is required for the optimal design. Moreover, the coil and yoke size must be carefully designed due to the limited space available [8,9]. For the optimal design process, we used the commercial optimization software PIAnO (Process Integration and Design Optimization), which provides the design of experiment (DOE), approximation, and optimization functions (Ver.3.5.0.74, PIDOTECH, South Korea).…”

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Shape Optimization to Minimize The Response Time of Direct-acting Solenoid Valve

Shin¹,

Lee²,

Choi³

et al. 2015

Journal of Magnetics

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Direct-acting solenoid valves are used in the automotive industry due to their simple structure and quick response in controlling the flow of fluid. We performed an optimization study of response time in order to improve the dynamic performance of a direct-acting solenoid valve. For the optimal design process, we used the commercial optimization software PIAnO, which provides various tools for efficient optimization including design of experiments (DOE), approximation techniques, and a design optimization algorithm. 35 sampling points of computational experiments are performed to find the optimum values of the design variables. In all cases, ANSYS Maxwell electromagnetic analysis software was used to model the electromagnetic dynamics. An approximate model generated from the electromagnetic analysis was estimated and used for the optimization. The best optimization model was selected using the verified approximation model called the Kriging model, and an optimization algorithm called the progressive quadratic response surface method (PQRSM).

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Modeling and identification of a solenoid valve for PWM control applications

Cited by 164 publications

References 17 publications

Design of a Solenoid Actuator for a Cylinder Valve in a Fuel Cell Vehicle

Design of a Solenoid Actuator for a Cylinder Valve in a Fuel Cell Vehicle

Volume Flow Characterization of PWM-Controlled Fast-Switching Pneumatic Valves

Shape Optimization to Minimize The Response Time of Direct-acting Solenoid Valve

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