2009
DOI: 10.1541/ieejias.129.1060
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High-Precision Calculation of Iron Loss by Considering Stress Distribution of Magnetic Core

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“…In the previous section, 3D-FEA analysis was performed of an AFM employing virtual SMCs, and the variations in torque, copper loss, and magnetic flux density were discussed. The iron loss of actual machine in experiments is generally higher owing to the switching ripple caused by the inverter [16], [17] and construction factors such as residual stress [24]. Accordingly, it is not desirable to construct SMC development guidelines based on 3D-FEA results alone.…”
Section: Investigation Of Efficiency By 3d-fea With Virtual Smcs Cons...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the previous section, 3D-FEA analysis was performed of an AFM employing virtual SMCs, and the variations in torque, copper loss, and magnetic flux density were discussed. The iron loss of actual machine in experiments is generally higher owing to the switching ripple caused by the inverter [16], [17] and construction factors such as residual stress [24]. Accordingly, it is not desirable to construct SMC development guidelines based on 3D-FEA results alone.…”
Section: Investigation Of Efficiency By 3d-fea With Virtual Smcs Cons...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it is important to accurately predict the heat generation characteristics of the ferrite core by considering the compressive stress at the design stage. In previous studies, the characteristics of compressive stress have been studied in the iron loss analysis of electrical steel sheets used for motors [6]- [9]; they have also been applied to the iron loss analysis [10] [11]. In addition, the characteristics of compressive stress has been studied in the iron loss of ferrite cores has also been conducted [12].…”
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“…However, these methods use modeling based on Steinmetz's equation that assumes sinusoidal magnetic flux, and iron loss caused by harmonic flux that becomes pronounced at high motor's rotation speed could not be accurately calculated. There were also studies dealing with residual stress and direction of magnetization, but they were not sufficiently substantiated [1], or required enormous measured data of magnetic properties in different directions of stress [2,3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%