Rotors;
Forging;
Torque;
Air gaps;
Stators;
Remanence;
Finite element analysis;
12-slot/10-pole PM machine;
cogging torque;
finite element method;
PM tolerances;
rotor eccentricities;
DESIGN TECHNIQUES;
MOTORS;
MINIMIZATION;
REDUCE;
D O I:
10.1109/TIA.2024.3400945
中图分类号:
T [工业技术];
学科分类号:
08 ;
摘要:
This paper investigates the interaction effects of permanent magnet (PM) tolerances and rotor eccentricities of 12-slot/10-pole PM machines by finite element method (FEM) and phasor analysis. It is found that the relative location between diversified PMs and eccentric rotor have a significant effect on cogging torque. (a) When a weak (e.g., thin thickness) PM is close to the minimum airgap, rotor static eccentricity and PM tolerances have a strengthening effect to deteriorate cogging torque, but rotor dynamic eccentricity and PM tolerances have a weakening effect to reduce cogging torque. (b) When a strong (e.g., thick thickness) PM is close to the minimum airgap, rotor static/dynamic eccentricity and PM tolerances always have a strengthening effect to deteriorate cogging torque. The experiments verify the FEM-predicted cogging torques and the interaction effects between PM tolerances and rotor eccentricities on cogging torque in the 12-slot/10-pole PM machine.