DocumentCode
1301677
Title
Optimized Design of High-Speed Induction Motors in Respect of the Electrical Steel Grade
Author
Centner, Matthias ; Schäfer, Uwe
Author_Institution
Berlin Univ. of Technol., Berlin, Germany
Volume
57
Issue
1
fYear
2010
Firstpage
288
Lastpage
295
Abstract
This paper presents the design of highly efficient high-speed induction motors with optimally exploited magnetic materials. First, new combined numerical-analytical design methods are presented and validated, which closely relate to the classical way of machine design but allow the designer to precisely account for material properties. Second, it is shown how two optimized 20-kW 30 000-r/min induction machines have been realized, i.e., one incorporating cobalt-iron alloy, and the other one using siliconized steel. Finally, the influence of the electrical steel grade on their performance is evaluated on the basis of electrical, thermal, vibrational, and noise measurements.
Keywords
acoustic noise measurement; design engineering; finite element analysis; induction motors; magnetic materials; optimisation; thermal variables measurement; vibration measurement; CoFeJk; FeCJk; cobalt-iron alloy; electrical steel grade; finite-element methods; high-speed induction motors; induction machines; magnetic materials; noise measurements; optimized design; siliconized steel; thermal measurements; vibrational measurements; AC motor drives; electric-variable measurement; finite-element (FE) methods; high-speed machines; induction machines (IMs); loss measurement; numerical analysis; rotating-machine nonlinear analysis; soft magnetic materials; variable-speed drives;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Industrial Electronics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0278-0046
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TIE.2009.2029523
Filename
5208315
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