Artificial Neural Network Based Electro-Thermal Optimization of Induction Machine for EV Applications
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Abstract
Prior studies have proposed various methods to mitigate the computational burden of design optimization in induction machines (IM) through finite element analysis (FEA). However, they often face high computational complexity, where the computation time increases significantly with the number of input parameters considered. Additionally, these methods mostly focus exclusively on the individual physics of IMs (electromagnetic or thermal aspect) without addressing their interdependent influences. To confront these issues, this study explores the utilization of artificial neural networks (ANN) for the IMs' design optimization, taking into account their Multiphysics aspects. The goal is to leverage ANNs power to efficiently tackle complex design optimization challenges while reducing computation time, thus simplifying achieving optimal electro-thermal performance. Through in-depth analysis and modeling, the research illuminates ANN's potential in developing superior designs, while also meeting speed and accuracy criteria. The findings introduce a novel approach that integrates advanced computational tools with traditional design methods to enhance IM performance across various applications with implications for other machine types.
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