Negative dynamics effect of in-wheel switched reluctance motor with inclined airgap eccentricity on handing stability for electric vehicle

Abstract

This paper focuses on the negative effect of in-wheel switched reluctance motor (SRM) with inclined airgap eccentricity for the handling stability of electric vehicle (EV). Firstly, the radial electromagnetic force of the SRM under inclined airgap eccentricity is deduced based on the Maxwell stress tensor and airgap permeability correction coefficient, and the calculation results are verified by the built measurement device. Then, a dynamics model of in-wheel motor driving EV is constructed according to the response relationship of driving wheels. Finally, the influence of unbalanced radial torque (URT) on the negative dynamic effect of EV is analyzed with angular step input and sine input respectively. The simulation results show that the EV will deviate from the expected trajectory due to the impact of URT, which will threaten driving safety in vehicle steering or overtaking. In addition, the vehicle yaw velocity will deteriorate with the increase of the driving speed and turning angle, which will affect the dynamics response of vehicle handling stability. This research, starting from the coupling relationship between in-wheel motor response characteristics and vehicle driving conditions, can provide theoretical support for the popularization and application for in-wheel motor driving EVs.

Mechanical Faults Analysis in Switched Reluctance Motor

“…This fault also causes an unbalanced magnetic pull of the wheel motor on vehicle dynamics, which can be addressed with Maxwell's stress method and the principle of virtual displacement [15]. The air-gap eccentricity also affects the handling stability of electric vehicles (EVs) [16]. SRMs are also being tested as traction motors in EVs for bearing failures in static and dynamic states using the Hilbert transform and the Bayesian optimized neural network (BoNN) [17].…”

Experimental design and adaptive modulation of piezoelectric cantilever phononic crystals for vibration attenuation in vehicle subframes

“…Automotive electrification has emerged as an important component within the transportation industry, aligning with the growing emphasis on sustainable development [1,2]. However, the vibration and noise originating from powertrain systems have always been a dilemma for automobile manufacturers, especially during the transition from internal 1 Xudong Wu and Xu Li made equal contributions to this work and should be considered co-first authors.…”