Industrial Educational Scientific Sample problems Examples gallery Step-by-step tutorials Verification examples Programming examples Distributive examples Success stories Customers Main >> Applications >> Sample problems >> High temperature superconductor synchronous motor simulation High temperature superconductor synchronous motor simulation electric machine, motor, superconductor, permanent magnet This example is prepared by Gyore Attila, Gyurki Peter, Janko Arpad. Department of Electrical Machines and Drives, Technical University of Budapest The synchronous motor with high temperature superconductor (HTS) material is under development. The experimental machine has permanent magnets on the rotor. The winding of the stator made of superconductor bars. Problem type: Plane parallel nonlinear magnetostatic. Geometry of the HTS synchronous motor: Given: The four poles excitation on the rotor developed by NdFeB magnets. The body of rotor made of aluminum. Around the stator is the magnetic shielding material (M19). The HTS bars placed on moveable plastic frames. These frames are adjustable by screw, which is connected to the wall of the stator. By adjusting screws the air gap is changeable. The stator bars connections formed two phase winding. Results of synchronous motor simulation: View simulation report in PDF. Download simulation files (files may be viewed using any QuickField Edition). There are no restrictions applied to the QuickField Student Edition postprocessors. You can view field maps, make plots, calculate integrals and print pictures in the same way that the Professional Edition users do. .

© Tera Analysis Ltd.

Privacy policy   |   Site map