Thermal Analysis of Electric Motors for Automotive Applications - Seminario Spin all'Università dell'Aquila su software, elettrificazione e nuove frontiere della ricerca
This document defines and provides examples of several types of mechanical devices and tools. It discusses the differences between an apparatus, instrument, machine, tool, mechanism, engine, appliance, hammer, and microscope. An apparatus is a number of devices assembled for a specific purpose, like a ventilator. An instrument is a sensitive device used for measuring, such as a thermometer. A machine takes in energy and converts it using organized interacting components, exemplified by a lathe machine.
This document describes the design and development of a multi-directional wind turbine that can capture wind energy from any direction for use on building rooftops. The turbine uses 17 blades and aerodynamic modeling to optimize its design. Computational fluid dynamics simulations were conducted to analyze airflow. The turbine's components include a rotor, shaft, bearings, and generator. Test results show the turbine's output power and efficiency increases with wind speed. The multi-directional design approach aims to more effectively harvest turbulent urban winds compared to traditional wind turbines.
This document discusses different types of energy meters. It introduces energy meters as devices that measure the amount of electrical energy consumed by homes, industries, and commercial buildings. It describes electromechanical induction meters, which use a metal disc that revolves in a magnetic field, with a counting mechanism to record rotations corresponding to units of energy used. Electronic energy meters display energy usage digitally and can measure usage in peak vs. off-peak hours. Smart energy meters provide real-time usage data and accurate billing by communicating readings remotely. Tampering is a major concern as meters can be manipulated to under-register energy usage, resulting in lost revenue.
Introduction – classification - construction – Layout with auxiliaries – Principles of working of closed and open cycle gas turbines. Combined Cycle Power Plants and comparison.
Examples of Electromagnetic and Thermal Modeling using sT Activate. La conferenza era dedicata ai programmi per analisi di sistema e programmi multibody.
Electric power generation professional development projectErik Jones
This document provides information about electric power generation product offerings from Caterpillar and Olympian Generators. It discusses generator set engine sizes from 19-21,724 horsepower and generator ratings from 12ekw to 2000+ekw for diesel, LPG, and natural gas systems. Generator operation is classified as standby, prime or continuous based on annual operating hours and load factors. The Olympian and Caterpillar product ranges include single and three phase generators for light, medium and heavy duty applications up to 600V. Maintenance, repair and package parts are also discussed.
This presentation summarizes the generation of direct current (DC) using a vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT). It includes a block diagram of the VAWT system, measurements of wind speed and velocity, descriptions of the project components including the permanent magnet generator, blades, and a graph of the results. The team designed and tested a VAWT that converts kinetic wind energy to mechanical power using a generator, then to DC power which is stored or used to power loads.
This document defines and provides examples of several types of mechanical devices and tools. It discusses the differences between an apparatus, instrument, machine, tool, mechanism, engine, appliance, hammer, and microscope. An apparatus is a number of devices assembled for a specific purpose, like a ventilator. An instrument is a sensitive device used for measuring, such as a thermometer. A machine takes in energy and converts it using organized interacting components, exemplified by a lathe machine.
This document describes the design and development of a multi-directional wind turbine that can capture wind energy from any direction for use on building rooftops. The turbine uses 17 blades and aerodynamic modeling to optimize its design. Computational fluid dynamics simulations were conducted to analyze airflow. The turbine's components include a rotor, shaft, bearings, and generator. Test results show the turbine's output power and efficiency increases with wind speed. The multi-directional design approach aims to more effectively harvest turbulent urban winds compared to traditional wind turbines.
This document discusses different types of energy meters. It introduces energy meters as devices that measure the amount of electrical energy consumed by homes, industries, and commercial buildings. It describes electromechanical induction meters, which use a metal disc that revolves in a magnetic field, with a counting mechanism to record rotations corresponding to units of energy used. Electronic energy meters display energy usage digitally and can measure usage in peak vs. off-peak hours. Smart energy meters provide real-time usage data and accurate billing by communicating readings remotely. Tampering is a major concern as meters can be manipulated to under-register energy usage, resulting in lost revenue.
Introduction – classification - construction – Layout with auxiliaries – Principles of working of closed and open cycle gas turbines. Combined Cycle Power Plants and comparison.
Examples of Electromagnetic and Thermal Modeling using sT Activate. La conferenza era dedicata ai programmi per analisi di sistema e programmi multibody.
Electric power generation professional development projectErik Jones
This document provides information about electric power generation product offerings from Caterpillar and Olympian Generators. It discusses generator set engine sizes from 19-21,724 horsepower and generator ratings from 12ekw to 2000+ekw for diesel, LPG, and natural gas systems. Generator operation is classified as standby, prime or continuous based on annual operating hours and load factors. The Olympian and Caterpillar product ranges include single and three phase generators for light, medium and heavy duty applications up to 600V. Maintenance, repair and package parts are also discussed.
This presentation summarizes the generation of direct current (DC) using a vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT). It includes a block diagram of the VAWT system, measurements of wind speed and velocity, descriptions of the project components including the permanent magnet generator, blades, and a graph of the results. The team designed and tested a VAWT that converts kinetic wind energy to mechanical power using a generator, then to DC power which is stored or used to power loads.
This document discusses optimizing the effectiveness of Stirling engine regenerators using different materials. The objectives are to design and fabricate a Stirling engine, heat source, and regenerators of different materials. Experiments are conducted to measure torque, speed, power, and efficiency when using regenerators of varying porosities and materials like aluminum, copper, and stainless steel. The optimum results found were a diameter of 3.5 cm, porosity of 3 wires/cm, net power of 74.18 Watts, and efficiency of 13.1%. Applications of Stirling engines include use as prime movers, refrigerating machines, and heat pumps.
This document summarizes the design and analysis of a vertical axis wind turbine for use on highways in India. It includes the following key points:
1) The motivation was to design a wind turbine that could harness wind energy from passing vehicles to power streetlights along highways, improving nighttime visibility and safety.
2) An initial design was created based on Lenz's vertical axis wind turbine design. It was then modeled, simulated using ANSYS, and a prototype was built for testing.
3) Testing of the prototype found it was able to produce up to 4.5W of power from wind, achieving an efficiency of 25%. Analysis showed with optimized production, efficiencies over 28% could be achieved to
Explain about 3 Basic Types of Energy Meters? Watt hour meter or energy meter is an instrument which measures amount of electrical energy used by the consumers. ... Electromechanical induction type Energy meter.
This presentation summarizes the results of a CFD simulation of a vertical axis wind turbine. It describes the turbine geometry, computational domain and mesh used. The simulation used a 2D section of a 3-bladed VAWT with a rotating region and stationary region separated by a sliding interface. Grid independence was assessed using four meshes. Results showed turbine torque changing with mesh refinement but similar values for the finer meshes. Turbine torque also did not change with time step refinement. Validation showed the CFD captured torque variation with less than 9% error. Tangential force results indicated different forces in upwind and downwind portions. Mean torque was greatly reduced from peak torque values. Velocity and vorticity contours showed the turbine wake
Small scale vertical axis wind turbine designPhuong Dx
This document summarizes the design of a small-scale vertical axis wind turbine made of solid wood. An aerodynamic analysis was performed using a momentum-based model in a computer program to evaluate different parameters on turbine efficiency, torque, and acceleration. A three-bladed turbine design is proposed for further prototype testing. The results indicate that wood is a suitable material for the rotor construction, and further development of the computer algorithm is needed to better simulate flow conditions.
An energy meter measures the amount of electrical energy consumed. It works by using magnetic fields to rotate an aluminum disk, whose rotation is proportional to energy usage. The disk's rotation is retarded by permanent magnets to prevent over-rotation. Its movement is registered by mechanical counters displaying the energy consumed. Traditional meters have drawbacks like friction and flux inaccuracies over time. Smart meters provide more accuracy, longer life, and digital displays to address these issues.
The document summarizes Sandia National Laboratories' efforts to establish a wind turbine reliability database and conduct reliability analyses to improve wind turbine performance and reduce costs. Sandia aims to collect operating data from wind plants, analyze failure trends, identify critical component issues, and share findings with industry stakeholders. Reliability models like reliability block diagrams and fault tree analysis are used to evaluate systems and identify failure modes. Industry collaboration is key to gathering more reliability data and addressing reliability challenges.
This document summarizes the construction and operating principles of an induction-type energy meter. The meter uses two coils - a current coil and a pressure coil - to produce rotating magnetic fields that interact with eddy currents in a disc, causing the disc to rotate. The number of revolutions of the disc corresponds to the amount of energy passing through the meter. A recording mechanism connected via gears registers the energy consumed in kilowatt-hours.
This document summarizes basics of wind power for residential use, including different types of wind turbines, power calculations, site evaluation steps, and examples. It discusses vertical axis wind turbines (VAWT) and horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWT), the cubic relationship between wind power and velocity, and the Betz limit on turbine performance. Steps for small wind projects include wind studies, permits, financing, incentives, and grid connection. An example 1.9 kW turbine can power 33 light bulbs. Links provide power calculation resources and small wind turbine providers.
This document discusses stepper motors, including:
1. Stepper motors move in discrete steps by energizing winding phases in sequence. Common types are unipolar and bipolar.
2. There are three stepping modes - wave, full, and half drive - that determine how motor phases are energized.
3. Internally, stepper motors contain a rotor with magnets and teeth that interact with stator windings to enable precise rotational positioning.
Windbooster is a vertical axis wind turbine fed by a conveyed stream designed to solve the drawbacks that limit the efficiency of traditional wind turbines with vertical axis. Windbooster is a wind turbine specially designed for “on-roof” installation.
This document discusses wind turbines and dynamic turbines. It provides information on:
- The main components of a horizontal axis wind turbine, including blades, generator, and gearbox.
- How wind turbines generate electricity by converting wind power into rotational mechanical power using lift-type blades, which is then converted to electrical power by the generator.
- The typical operation of wind turbines at different wind speeds, including cut-in, rated, and cut-out speeds.
- Advantages of wind energy such as being clean, renewable, and potentially cost effective, as well as disadvantages like reliability issues and potential threats to wildlife.
- Different types of dynamic turbines including impulse and reaction turbines.
Numerical Investigation of Aerodynamic Performance of H-Rotor Darrieus Wind T...Bharath Ningaraj
The objective of this project is to increase the performance of H-Rotor Darrieus turbine. A detailed numerical analysis has been made and the main aim is to enhance the performance of the turbine without changing its geometry. So we introduce two barrier plates. The effect of this barrier on the rotor performance has been analysed. To increase the rotor performance, it is important to prevent the negative torque that forms in the adverse direction of the rotor’s rotating direction. A new design has been put forward for the purpose of increasing the performance of the Darrieus wind rotor without making any modifications in its basic structure. The effect of barrier is to prevent the negative torque that forms in the adverse direction of the rotor’s rotating direction.
Design and Fabrication of Darrieus wind turbineSrinivaasan AR
The document describes the design and fabrication of a Darrieus wind turbine. It discusses the turbine's components like blades, rotor, and support structure. The blades are designed based on NACA airfoil profiles for lift generation. A CAD model and diagrams of the turbine setup are presented. The working principle involves rotation of the wind mill blades by wind, which turns the dynamo to generate electricity and charge a battery. Static structural analysis was performed on the rotor using SolidWorks. The fabrication process involves cutting, bending, welding operations to make the blades, rotor and support from steel sheets and plates. Advantages include using renewable energy while disadvantages include intermittent power supply based on wind availability.
The document summarizes a student research project on developing an energy-efficient electric motor powered by photovoltaic cells. The students aimed to reduce the torque required to rotate the motor's rotor in order to use low-power energy sources like photovoltaic cells. They analyzed ways to reduce rotor resistance, tested the motor's dynamic and power characteristics, and estimated using alternative energy sources. Their research concluded that a magnetic bearing design could enable photovoltaic-powered operation and increase motor lifespan by removing brushes.
Okay, here are the steps to calculate the transfer function:
1) Write the armature current equation:
Ia(s) = Va(s) / (Ra + sLa)
2) Write the torque equation:
Tm(s) = KtIa(s)
3) Write the angular displacement equation:
θm(s) = 1/Js2 + De/Js
4) Write the back EMF equation:
Vb(s) = Kbθm(s)
5) Substitute the equations into each other to get the overall transfer function:
θm(s) / Va(s) = KtKb / [Js
This document summarizes an experimental study on a miniature fabricated model of a maglev wind turbine. The study aimed to design and fabricate a model to harness wind energy more efficiently using magnetic levitation. Key aspects included designing the levitation system using neodymium magnets, designing turbine blades and an axial flux generator. Testing showed the maglev turbine started rotating at lower wind speeds than conventional turbines and produced voltages ranging from 5-60V, demonstrating the potential for increased efficiency of maglev wind power generation.
This document discusses synchros, which are electromechanical devices that produce an output voltage based on the angular position of the rotor rather than the rotor speed. There are four basic types: transmitters, receivers, transformers, and differentials. Transmitters convert mechanical rotation into electrical signals, with the voltage induced in the stator coils depending on the rotor angle. Receivers operate in reverse, using applied voltages to cause the rotor to align with the stator field. Differentials can measure the speed difference between a transmitter and receiver. The document provides examples and diagrams to illustrate the voltage relationships and functions of the different synchro components.
This document discusses electrical motors and their classification and working. It begins by covering basic electrical theory laws. Electrical motors are then introduced as devices that convert electrical energy to mechanical energy using the interaction of magnetic fields and current. Motors are classified as DC, AC synchronous, induction, stepper, and servo. DC motors are discussed in detail, explaining their inner components and working based on a commutator and brushes. AC motors are also explained, with alternating magnetic fields inducing current in the rotor and causing it to spin. Induction and synchronous motors are introduced. The document concludes with control aspects, noting that for DC motors speed can be controlled by varying the voltage.
Spin a Roma per il Feko USer Day: presentazione portafoglio elettromagnetico Altair con focus Alta Frequenza - Antenne, software FEKO, analisi multifisica.
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This document discusses optimizing the effectiveness of Stirling engine regenerators using different materials. The objectives are to design and fabricate a Stirling engine, heat source, and regenerators of different materials. Experiments are conducted to measure torque, speed, power, and efficiency when using regenerators of varying porosities and materials like aluminum, copper, and stainless steel. The optimum results found were a diameter of 3.5 cm, porosity of 3 wires/cm, net power of 74.18 Watts, and efficiency of 13.1%. Applications of Stirling engines include use as prime movers, refrigerating machines, and heat pumps.
This document summarizes the design and analysis of a vertical axis wind turbine for use on highways in India. It includes the following key points:
1) The motivation was to design a wind turbine that could harness wind energy from passing vehicles to power streetlights along highways, improving nighttime visibility and safety.
2) An initial design was created based on Lenz's vertical axis wind turbine design. It was then modeled, simulated using ANSYS, and a prototype was built for testing.
3) Testing of the prototype found it was able to produce up to 4.5W of power from wind, achieving an efficiency of 25%. Analysis showed with optimized production, efficiencies over 28% could be achieved to
Explain about 3 Basic Types of Energy Meters? Watt hour meter or energy meter is an instrument which measures amount of electrical energy used by the consumers. ... Electromechanical induction type Energy meter.
This presentation summarizes the results of a CFD simulation of a vertical axis wind turbine. It describes the turbine geometry, computational domain and mesh used. The simulation used a 2D section of a 3-bladed VAWT with a rotating region and stationary region separated by a sliding interface. Grid independence was assessed using four meshes. Results showed turbine torque changing with mesh refinement but similar values for the finer meshes. Turbine torque also did not change with time step refinement. Validation showed the CFD captured torque variation with less than 9% error. Tangential force results indicated different forces in upwind and downwind portions. Mean torque was greatly reduced from peak torque values. Velocity and vorticity contours showed the turbine wake
Small scale vertical axis wind turbine designPhuong Dx
This document summarizes the design of a small-scale vertical axis wind turbine made of solid wood. An aerodynamic analysis was performed using a momentum-based model in a computer program to evaluate different parameters on turbine efficiency, torque, and acceleration. A three-bladed turbine design is proposed for further prototype testing. The results indicate that wood is a suitable material for the rotor construction, and further development of the computer algorithm is needed to better simulate flow conditions.
An energy meter measures the amount of electrical energy consumed. It works by using magnetic fields to rotate an aluminum disk, whose rotation is proportional to energy usage. The disk's rotation is retarded by permanent magnets to prevent over-rotation. Its movement is registered by mechanical counters displaying the energy consumed. Traditional meters have drawbacks like friction and flux inaccuracies over time. Smart meters provide more accuracy, longer life, and digital displays to address these issues.
The document summarizes Sandia National Laboratories' efforts to establish a wind turbine reliability database and conduct reliability analyses to improve wind turbine performance and reduce costs. Sandia aims to collect operating data from wind plants, analyze failure trends, identify critical component issues, and share findings with industry stakeholders. Reliability models like reliability block diagrams and fault tree analysis are used to evaluate systems and identify failure modes. Industry collaboration is key to gathering more reliability data and addressing reliability challenges.
This document summarizes the construction and operating principles of an induction-type energy meter. The meter uses two coils - a current coil and a pressure coil - to produce rotating magnetic fields that interact with eddy currents in a disc, causing the disc to rotate. The number of revolutions of the disc corresponds to the amount of energy passing through the meter. A recording mechanism connected via gears registers the energy consumed in kilowatt-hours.
This document summarizes basics of wind power for residential use, including different types of wind turbines, power calculations, site evaluation steps, and examples. It discusses vertical axis wind turbines (VAWT) and horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWT), the cubic relationship between wind power and velocity, and the Betz limit on turbine performance. Steps for small wind projects include wind studies, permits, financing, incentives, and grid connection. An example 1.9 kW turbine can power 33 light bulbs. Links provide power calculation resources and small wind turbine providers.
This document discusses stepper motors, including:
1. Stepper motors move in discrete steps by energizing winding phases in sequence. Common types are unipolar and bipolar.
2. There are three stepping modes - wave, full, and half drive - that determine how motor phases are energized.
3. Internally, stepper motors contain a rotor with magnets and teeth that interact with stator windings to enable precise rotational positioning.
Windbooster is a vertical axis wind turbine fed by a conveyed stream designed to solve the drawbacks that limit the efficiency of traditional wind turbines with vertical axis. Windbooster is a wind turbine specially designed for “on-roof” installation.
This document discusses wind turbines and dynamic turbines. It provides information on:
- The main components of a horizontal axis wind turbine, including blades, generator, and gearbox.
- How wind turbines generate electricity by converting wind power into rotational mechanical power using lift-type blades, which is then converted to electrical power by the generator.
- The typical operation of wind turbines at different wind speeds, including cut-in, rated, and cut-out speeds.
- Advantages of wind energy such as being clean, renewable, and potentially cost effective, as well as disadvantages like reliability issues and potential threats to wildlife.
- Different types of dynamic turbines including impulse and reaction turbines.
Numerical Investigation of Aerodynamic Performance of H-Rotor Darrieus Wind T...Bharath Ningaraj
The objective of this project is to increase the performance of H-Rotor Darrieus turbine. A detailed numerical analysis has been made and the main aim is to enhance the performance of the turbine without changing its geometry. So we introduce two barrier plates. The effect of this barrier on the rotor performance has been analysed. To increase the rotor performance, it is important to prevent the negative torque that forms in the adverse direction of the rotor’s rotating direction. A new design has been put forward for the purpose of increasing the performance of the Darrieus wind rotor without making any modifications in its basic structure. The effect of barrier is to prevent the negative torque that forms in the adverse direction of the rotor’s rotating direction.
Design and Fabrication of Darrieus wind turbineSrinivaasan AR
The document describes the design and fabrication of a Darrieus wind turbine. It discusses the turbine's components like blades, rotor, and support structure. The blades are designed based on NACA airfoil profiles for lift generation. A CAD model and diagrams of the turbine setup are presented. The working principle involves rotation of the wind mill blades by wind, which turns the dynamo to generate electricity and charge a battery. Static structural analysis was performed on the rotor using SolidWorks. The fabrication process involves cutting, bending, welding operations to make the blades, rotor and support from steel sheets and plates. Advantages include using renewable energy while disadvantages include intermittent power supply based on wind availability.
The document summarizes a student research project on developing an energy-efficient electric motor powered by photovoltaic cells. The students aimed to reduce the torque required to rotate the motor's rotor in order to use low-power energy sources like photovoltaic cells. They analyzed ways to reduce rotor resistance, tested the motor's dynamic and power characteristics, and estimated using alternative energy sources. Their research concluded that a magnetic bearing design could enable photovoltaic-powered operation and increase motor lifespan by removing brushes.
Okay, here are the steps to calculate the transfer function:
1) Write the armature current equation:
Ia(s) = Va(s) / (Ra + sLa)
2) Write the torque equation:
Tm(s) = KtIa(s)
3) Write the angular displacement equation:
θm(s) = 1/Js2 + De/Js
4) Write the back EMF equation:
Vb(s) = Kbθm(s)
5) Substitute the equations into each other to get the overall transfer function:
θm(s) / Va(s) = KtKb / [Js
This document summarizes an experimental study on a miniature fabricated model of a maglev wind turbine. The study aimed to design and fabricate a model to harness wind energy more efficiently using magnetic levitation. Key aspects included designing the levitation system using neodymium magnets, designing turbine blades and an axial flux generator. Testing showed the maglev turbine started rotating at lower wind speeds than conventional turbines and produced voltages ranging from 5-60V, demonstrating the potential for increased efficiency of maglev wind power generation.
This document discusses synchros, which are electromechanical devices that produce an output voltage based on the angular position of the rotor rather than the rotor speed. There are four basic types: transmitters, receivers, transformers, and differentials. Transmitters convert mechanical rotation into electrical signals, with the voltage induced in the stator coils depending on the rotor angle. Receivers operate in reverse, using applied voltages to cause the rotor to align with the stator field. Differentials can measure the speed difference between a transmitter and receiver. The document provides examples and diagrams to illustrate the voltage relationships and functions of the different synchro components.
This document discusses electrical motors and their classification and working. It begins by covering basic electrical theory laws. Electrical motors are then introduced as devices that convert electrical energy to mechanical energy using the interaction of magnetic fields and current. Motors are classified as DC, AC synchronous, induction, stepper, and servo. DC motors are discussed in detail, explaining their inner components and working based on a commutator and brushes. AC motors are also explained, with alternating magnetic fields inducing current in the rotor and causing it to spin. Induction and synchronous motors are introduced. The document concludes with control aspects, noting that for DC motors speed can be controlled by varying the voltage.
Spin a Roma per il Feko USer Day: presentazione portafoglio elettromagnetico Altair con focus Alta Frequenza - Antenne, software FEKO, analisi multifisica.
The document discusses trade-off analysis for electric vehicle traction motors using Motor Design Ltd's Motor-CAD software. It compares performance parameters of permanent magnet, induction, and wound field synchronous motor types for a battery electric vehicle application. It also compares hairpin vs stranded stator windings for a permanent magnet machine and different cooling methods like water jacket, internal air, and oil spray cooling.
The document discusses permanent magnet DC (PMDC) motors. It describes the basic components and working principle of PMDC motors, including how torque is produced via the interaction between current in the armature coils and the magnetic field from permanent magnets. The document also discusses motor performance curves, efficiency calculations, motor sizing based on load requirements, and applications of PMDC motors.
This document provides an overview of three-phase asynchronous motors, including their structure, uses, starting methods, and protection requirements. It discusses the main components of asynchronous motors, such as the stator, rotor, and bearings. Common starting methods include direct-on-line, star-delta, and auto-transformer starting. The document also outlines relevant standards for motor protection and coordination, and definitions for terms like direct-on-line starters, reduced voltage starters, and star-delta starters. Finally, it provides information on ABB equipment and solutions for motor coordination.
This document provides an overview of three-phase asynchronous motors, including their structure, typical applications, starting methods, and coordination of protective devices according to relevant standards. It discusses the main components of asynchronous motors, such as the stator, rotor, and chassis. Common starting methods include direct-on-line, star-delta, auto-transformer, and soft starting. The document also outlines considerations for motor protection and coordination based on standards like IEC 60947, including definitions for motor starters, circuit breakers, and coordination between protective devices.
This document provides an overview of three-phase asynchronous motors, including their structure, protection, starting methods, and ABB's coordination equipment and solutions. It discusses the main motor types, applications, standards, starting methods like star/delta and soft starting. ABB offers motors, coordination devices, and tables to help with selection and coordination of protection based on motor characteristics and duty type. Annexes provide additional details on motor theory, starting time calculation, thermal protection, duty types, and UL coordination standards.
System analysis using solidThinking Activate by Altair - Seminario Spin all'Università dell'Aquila su software Activate, elettrificazione e nuove frontiere della ricerca
We are a company that provides electric drive research, development, and design services for electric vehicles, wind turbines, industrial automation, and HVAC applications. We offer electric drive design, analysis, simulation, optimization, prototyping, and testing. Our expertise includes electromagnetic, thermal, structural, fluid, and control systems analysis. We also develop motor controller software and have designed an in-wheel motor prototype electric vehicle. Upcoming offerings include training programs and licensed software.
This document discusses the design and performance analysis of a three-phase induction motor using ANSYS RMxprt software. It describes the design process including selection of materials, geometry details of the stator and rotor, winding arrangement, and performance characteristics under rated load, no-load, and breakdown conditions. The software was used to generate 2D and 3D geometries of the motor and evaluate parameters such as efficiency, power factor, torque, and losses. The summary highlights that ANSYS RMxprt enables fast and cost-effective design of induction motors by facilitating analytical calculations, material selection, and performance analysis prior to manufacturing.
The document summarizes the working principle, construction, and types of single-phase induction motors. It discusses the double revolving field theory to explain how the motor operates using a pulsating magnetic field divided into forward and reverse rotating fields. It describes the construction as similar to three-phase motors with a squirrel cage rotor. The main types covered are split-phase, capacitor-start, capacitor-start capacitor-run, two-value capacitor, and shaded-pole motors.
The document summarizes the working principle, construction, and types of single-phase induction motors. It describes:
1) The working principle is explained using double revolving field theory, where the pulsating magnetic field is divided into two fields rotating in opposite directions, generating opposing torques.
2) The construction is similar to three-phase induction motors, using a squirrel cage rotor. Stators have two windings placed 90 degrees apart connected in parallel to the single-phase supply.
3) Types include split-phase, capacitor-start, capacitor-start capacitor-run, two-value capacitor, and shaded-pole motors. Capacitor motors use capacitors in series with starting wind
This document summarizes the work of Dr. Howard Lovatt at CSIRO Material Science and Engineering on electric machine technology, including magnetic materials, machine design, power electronics, control systems, and innovative motor designs. It discusses permanent magnets, soft magnetic materials, finite element analysis, optimization of motors and generators, winding design, and various applications including high speed motors, actuators, pumps, and hybrid electric vehicles.
1. The document discusses synchronous machines which are used as AC generators and motors. It describes the construction of synchronous machines including salient pole and round rotor types.
2. An equation for the induced EMF in a synchronous generator is derived. Key factors affecting the EMF like pitch factor and distribution factor are explained.
3. The operation of synchronous generators is discussed when connected to loads. The effect of load power factor on the phase relationship between induced EMF and current is summarized.
PROJECT REPORT anti theft and auto braking carMehul kumar
The induction braking coil works by shorting the circuit around the stepper motor pins when activated by a relay, which stops the shaft of the vehicle momentarily. The IR sensing circuit uses a 555 timer and relay switching to sense obstructions, activating one relay to stop the DC motor and another to energize the induction braking coil, providing two mechanisms to brake the hybrid vehicle model. The induction braking coil provides an additional braking mechanism to the vehicle by shorting the stepper motor when a relay is triggered by the IR sensing circuit.
This document discusses solid state relays (SSRs) and their applications. It begins by explaining the differences between SSRs and mechanical relays, then lists some key features of SSRs like long life, noiseless operation, high reliability, and ability to control high loads. Applications mentioned include motor control, electric heating, home appliances, stage lighting, magnetic valves, industrial control equipment, electric vehicles, and custom intelligent modules. Two specific SSR products are described - a car preheating control SSR and a functional motor reversing module. It concludes by providing contact information for the manufacturer.
The document discusses a student project to design and build a DC motor. It includes sections on the motor model, materials and costs, specifications of the brush motor designed, and background information on DC motors and their operation. It also compares the advantages and disadvantages of DC motors and AC motors.
Comparative Study of Multiphase and Three Phase Induction PAPER PPT.pptxSomu Gupta
Induction motor are also called AC electric motor and the rotating torque in the
rotor is obtained due to electromagnetic induction in the rotating magnetic field of
the stator winding. As they operate at speed less than synchronous speed these
motor are also referred as asynchronous motor
Advantages and Disadvatages of AC/DC MotorFika Khamis
Simple explanation on advantages and disadvantages of AC and DC motor. Focusing on main point only since the slides is for presentation. Originally design by me.
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Thermal analysis
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Motors for automotive applications operate in a wide range of the torque-speed plane
Lumped-parameter models are needed for fast analysis
• Special motors and other devices sT Activate (by Altair)
• Classical motors Motor-CAD (by Motor-Design)
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Lumped-parameters thermal models
of classical motors
using Activate by Altair and Motor-CAD by Mdl
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Lumped-parameters thermal models
of special motors and other devices
using Modelica blocks in sT Activate
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INPUT DATA: POWERS
Thermal models generally require power injections or withdrawals as
inputs.
Powers Temperatures
Thermal
model
Power values can be obtained in several ways:
• Directly inserted by user as input data
• Evaluated by an electric circuit in Activate
(e.g. equivalent circuit of an IM)
• Read from a text file (e.g. “filename.csv”)
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Thanks to the txt/csv input file it is possible to take in account variable loss
profiles vs time
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PARAMETRIZATION
In order to have a powerful tool for thermal modelling, the Activate model is
fully parametrized: user has to insert geometric and physical data as inputs.
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Example: squirrel cage induction motor
The basic idea is to radially and axially divide the motor, forming annular
sectors each one with its own physical properties:
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Example: axisymmetric electromagnet
The basic idea is to radially and axially divide the motor, forming annular
sectors each one with its own physical properties:
List of colors employed in the image:
Blue moving core
Red fixed core
Yellow winding
White airgap
Green plastic sprocket
Turquoise top disc
Brown brass bushing
Purple armatureR axis
Z axis
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Square-wave = 1
Electromagnet is turned ON
Moving core is pulled down
Square-wave = 0
Electromagnet is turned OFF
Wide airgap between cores
Activation
blocks
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The thermal behavior of the electromagnet is influenced by ON-OFF state,
as visible below.Temperature[°C]
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