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Method of Magnetic Sources Applied to the Basic Configuration of a Rotating Electrical Machine

Method of Magnetic Sources Applied to the Basic Configuration of a Rotating Electrical Machine
Method of Magnetic Sources Applied to the Basic Configuration of a Rotating Electrical Machine
A method of magnetic field calculation in a cylindrical rotor electrical machine is outlined which considers the winding currents to be explicit sources of the field, and the resulting magnetisation of the stator and rotor core and shaft surfaces as implicit sources that are relaxed by a simple iterative process. The method is not intended to replace the finite element solutions that can better handle the details of the final configuration, but is advocated as a fast and useful tool in design synthesis, particularly where significant departures from conventional proportions are required, as with, for example, the possible application of high temperature superconductors to rotating machines.
0143-7038
217-31
Stoll, R.L.
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Bodner, B.
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Al-Khoury, A.H.
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Stoll, R.L.
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Bodner, B.
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Al-Khoury, A.H.
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Stoll, R.L., Bodner, B. and Al-Khoury, A.H. (1993) Method of Magnetic Sources Applied to the Basic Configuration of a Rotating Electrical Machine. IEE Proceedings B (Electric Power Applications), 140 (3), 217-31.

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A method of magnetic field calculation in a cylindrical rotor electrical machine is outlined which considers the winding currents to be explicit sources of the field, and the resulting magnetisation of the stator and rotor core and shaft surfaces as implicit sources that are relaxed by a simple iterative process. The method is not intended to replace the finite element solutions that can better handle the details of the final configuration, but is advocated as a fast and useful tool in design synthesis, particularly where significant departures from conventional proportions are required, as with, for example, the possible application of high temperature superconductors to rotating machines.

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Published date: May 1993
Additional Information: Address: London
Organisations: Electronics & Computer Science

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Local EPrints ID: 254208
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/254208
ISSN: 0143-7038
PURE UUID: aec2acfd-e53e-4bac-8597-6b4f9e1c273c

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Date deposited: 03 May 2001
Last modified: 10 Dec 2021 20:37

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Author: R.L. Stoll
Author: B. Bodner
Author: A.H. Al-Khoury

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