Title of article :
Multi-objective optimization design and performance evaluation of slotted Halbach PMSM using Monte Carlo method
Author/Authors :
Bouloukza, I University of 20 aout 1955 Skikda - Department of Electrical Engineering - Skikda, Algeria , Mourad, M University of 20 aout 1955 Skikda - Department of Electrical Engineering - Skikda, Algeria , Medoued, A University of 20 aout 1955 Skikda - Department of Electrical Engineering - Skikda, Algeria , Y. Soufi University of Tebessa - Department of Electrical Engineering - Tebessa, Algeria
Abstract :
This paper proposes the optimized design of Permanent Magnet Synchronous
Motor (PMSM) based on the analysis of radial-
ux permanent magnet motor with
minimum weight, maximum efficiency, and an increased torque. The rotor of the PMSM
uses segmented permanent magnets mounted on the surface. The achievement of the
method involves four steps. Firstly, the simplied motor model is presented in a manner
which yields symbolic solution for optimal motor parameters as a function of mass.
Secondly, Monte Carlo method is employed to compute optimal motor dimensions to
obtain efficiency, torque, and active mass of the optimal motor. Then, the steady-state
characteristics of the primary optimized design obtained in the last step are calculated and
compared to satisfy the
ux condition. Finally, the performance of the optimized machine
is calculated using 2D transient Finite-Element Analysis (FEA). Subsequently, the model
mesh and boundary conditions are handled and presented. According to the obtained
results, the essential purpose of the work has been fullled, the weight has been reduced by
24%, and the efficiency and rated torque have been improved by 8% and 40%, respectively.
The proposed design approach has the advantage in terms of its signicant time reduction
of the design cycle.
Keywords :
Permanent magnet machine , Design methodology , Optimization , Monte Carlo method , Performance , Finite-Element Analysis (FEA)
Journal title :
Scientia Iranica(Transactions D: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering)