Investigation and comparative study of double-sided yokeless asymmetric flux reversal permanent magnet linear machine
This article proposes two types of double-sided yokeless asymmetric flux reversal permanent magnet linear machines (DYAFR-PMLM) for long-distance application. By employing asymmetric excitation, the second-order harmonic magnetomotive force (MMF) arises with significant amplitude, making it a v...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2024
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/181277 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | This article proposes two types of
double-sided yokeless asymmetric flux reversal permanent
magnet linear machines (DYAFR-PMLM) for long-distance
application. By employing asymmetric excitation, the
second-order harmonic magnetomotive force (MMF) arises
with significant amplitude, making it a valuable resource
for enhancing thrust force density. The article starts by
introducing the machine topology and working mechanism
under both asymmetric excitation and a complementary
secondary structure. Subsequently, the mechanism for
thrust force generation under multiple MMFs is analytically
calculated and validated by using finite element analysis.
Then, some crucial electromagnetic performance metrics,
including the open-circuit performances, thrust force
performances, power factor and demagnetization risk are
comparatively analyzed. The results reveal that the
proposed DYAFR-PMLM with a consequent pole (CP)
structure can achieve a thrust force density 59% higher
than conventional FR-PMLM. Additionally, the power factor
can be increased to 0.89, and the normal force can be
significantly reduced from kilo-newtons to under 10
newtons. More notably, DYAFR-PMLM attains a thrust force
density of 78.2% while substantially reducing the PM
volume to about 1/74 over a 10-meter distance in
comparison to conventional PMLM. Finally, a prototype of
DYAFR-PMLM with a CP structure is fabricated and
validated through experimental testing. |
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