2015
DOI: 10.3103/s1068371215120081
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Parametric optimization of a synchronous electric drive with improved mass and size parameters

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“…It is possible to bring an artificial softening of the mechanical characteristics in the electric drives of the powerful reversible hot rolling mill as another variant to solve this problem, where the system generator-motor was used, and the wound rotor induction motor (aggregates of Ilgner) was used to rotate the generator. This provides a reduction of the pulse load on the supply network in the moments when metal in the rolls [6].…”
Section: Statement Of Energy Saving Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible to bring an artificial softening of the mechanical characteristics in the electric drives of the powerful reversible hot rolling mill as another variant to solve this problem, where the system generator-motor was used, and the wound rotor induction motor (aggregates of Ilgner) was used to rotate the generator. This provides a reduction of the pulse load on the supply network in the moments when metal in the rolls [6].…”
Section: Statement Of Energy Saving Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditionally, in electrical machines, performance maximization is achieved through parametric optimization [7]. The main difference between parametric and TO is that with TO methods, it is not necessary to a priori define all the geometrical variants, which is the case with parametric optimizations.…”
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confidence: 99%