The Study of Emerging Electrical Machine Technologies and Their Applications

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The Study of Emerging Electrical Machine Technologies and Their Applications

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June 2023

248 pages

ISBN978-3-0365-7566-7 (Hardback)
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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue The Study of Emerging Electrical Machine Technologies and Their Applications that was published in

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Environmental & Earth Sciences

Physical Sciences

Summary

This reprint presents a collection of papers showcasing the latest advancements and research work in the field of electrical machines. The reprint focuses on pioneering electrical machine technologies that have the potential to emerge as the next generation of electrical machines, and their potential applications in various industries. The papers delve into distinct machine technologies, such as flux-intensifying memory machines, Vernier machines, flux-reversal machines, wound rotor machines, line start motors, and doubly fed machines, and explore their applications in areas including electric transportation and renewable energy power generation. The reprint serves as a useful resource for researchers, engineers, and students who are interested in emerging electrical machine technologies.

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harmonic reduction; non-overlap; phase-shifting; star-delta; synchronous machine; wound rotor; IPMSMs; electromagnetic characteristic; vibration/noise source; electromagnetic–mechanical coupled analysis; BLDC motor; magnet overhang; housing-integrated rotor; 2D equivalent; response surface methodology; computation time; finite element analysis (FEA); flux reversal generator (FRG); medium-speed; non-rare earth (NRE); permanent magnet (PM); rare earth (RE); wind turbine generator; wind power generation; brushless doubly fed machines; pole pair combinations; nested loop rotors; design optimisation; drive cycle; electric vehicle; finite element analysis; gradient-based optimisation; permanent magnet machines; phase-shift; rare-earth free permanent magnet; six-phase winding; spoke-type motor; semi-3D techniques; end effect; permanent magnet synchronous generator; PM overhang; design optimization; direct-drive generators; finite element analysis; magnetic gearing effect; permanent magnet vernier machines; consequent-pole; flux-intensifying; memory machine; variable flux; analytical modeling; finite element method; line-start motor; permanent magnet machine; software development; synchronization; transient performance; dual three-phase (DTP); model-based techniques; permanent magnet synchronous machine; saliency-based techniques; sensorless control