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- Title
Analysis and Optimization of Double-Side Hybrid Excitation Flux-Switching Motor.
- Authors
Yunyun Chen; Tongle Cai; Jiahong Zhuang; Xiaoyong Zhu
- Abstract
In this paper, a double-side hybrid excitation flux-switching (DSHE-FS) motor employing a double stator structure with special multi-excitations is presented. The high space utilization improves the torque density and power density of DSHE-FS motor. The addition of non-rare-earth permanent magnet material reduces the consumption of rare-earth permanent magnet material. The double-side field windings enable the motor to have more flexible magnetic modulation properties. To investigate the principle of motor operation and flux regulation, the equivalent magnetic circuit method is employed. In order to achieve higher operation performances of the motor in different driving modes, the multi-objective optimization with coupled multi-physical field calculation is carried out. The multi-physical comprehensive sensitivity function is defined which couples the electromagnetic performance optimization objective and mechanical performance objective. Then multi-objective genetic algorithm (MOGA) method was used to find a feasible solution set. Response surface (RS) method and parameter scan method are used to further determine the five important dimensions. The electromagnetic characteristics of optimized DSHE-FS motor are evaluated and compared in detail. Moreover, the mechanical analysis is conducted for the cupped rotor of DSHE-FS motor to validate the operation security. Theoretical analysis and simulation results verify the rationality of the DSHE-FS motor and the proposed optimization design method.
- Subjects
SPACE (Architecture); MAGNETIC circuits; PERMANENT magnets; POWER density; MAGNETIC coupling; PERMANENT magnet generators
- Publication
Progress in Electromagnetics Research C, 2020, Vol 101, p219
- ISSN
1937-8718
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.2528/pierc20031401