High Torque Density Traction Motor Using Soft Magnetic Composites Material with Surface Ring-type Halbach-array PM Rotor Topology
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Abstract
The permanent magnet (PM) traction motor is one of the feasible solutions to the energy crisis and environmental pollution. Due to the high demands in power and torque density with overall high efficiency, the permanent magnet synchronous machine (PMSM) is mainly considered. Usage of soft magnetic composites (SMC) material in the machine parts helps to build a complex 3D structure and reduces the manufacturing cost. This paper presents the electromagnetic performance comparison analysis of a 7.12 kW radial flux PMSM with laminated steel and SMC stator core. Two different designs of 24/20 slot-pole and 12/8 slot-pole configuration using conventional surface permanent magnet rotor design are simulated using a 3D FEA software package. The comparison is mainly focused on the torque density, copper loss, core loss, and active weight of the machine. In addition, the ring-type Halbach-array PM rotor fabricated using cold spray additive manufacturing for 12/8 slot-pole is analyzed and optimized with the SMC stator core for high-speed electric vehicle application. The THD in phase back EMF and torque ripple is reduced by modifying the SMC stator tooth shape. Also, a scaled-down laboratory design of ring-type Halbach-array PM rotor with 12/10 slot-pole is simulated using FEA with different lamination thickness of rotor core.
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| Open science | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Insufficient payload (model declined to judge) | 0.001 | 0.000 |
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