Optimization of High Efficiency Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine Using Multi-objective Differential Evolution

Rezal, M.; Ishak, Dahaman; Leong, Tiang Tow

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-6447-1_56

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“…The results have confirmed the performance of the algorithm. 20 Similarly, pole effect, magnet thickness, pole embrace, and slot dimensions of the PMSM were determined as optimization parameters. The cogging torque and efficiency were determined as the objective function with the PSO.…”

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Optimum design of slot and magnet structure of permanent magnet synchronous generator with teaching‐learning‐studying‐based optimization

Duman,

Dalcalı

2023

Int J Numerical Modelling

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From the point of production to consumption, electrical energy should be utilized effectively and qualitatively. Efficiency at the electricity consumption stage is not sufficient, and the desired criteria must be met at the production stage. The efficient and high‐quality generation of electrical energy is directly related to the performance of the generator used. In order to achieve the desired criteria for a generator design, many issues should be considered together. In order for this study to do, a 14‐pole and 5 kW permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) was designed using the innovative optimizer named the weighted mean of vectors (INFO), the jumping spider optimization algorithm (JSOA), the teaching–learning‐based optimization (TLBO), the pelican optimization algorithm (POA) and the teaching‐learning‐studying‐based optimization (TLSBO) algorithms. The generator performance was optimized within the determined inequality constraints by the offset and embrace value and six parameters of the stator slot structure. The generator designed with the parameters determined by the TLSBO was more successful than the generators designed according to all the other proposed algorithms. The total harmonic distortion (THD) value decreased by 51.983% compared to the initial design at approximately the same efficiency.

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confidence: 99%