2022
DOI: 10.1080/00405000.2022.2149688
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Structural design and optimization of DC excitation coil for electromagnetic launch weft insertion

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“…According to the segmented combined control logic of DPMSCEI, the serial number of the coil with the longest energization time is the calculated number of each energization. Figure 8(d) shows the temperature rise due to the heat generated by each coil after one acceleration calculated using equation (15). The temperature rise is mainly concentrated in the first 6 coils, with the 6th coil producing the largest amount of heat.…”
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“…According to the segmented combined control logic of DPMSCEI, the serial number of the coil with the longest energization time is the calculated number of each energization. Figure 8(d) shows the temperature rise due to the heat generated by each coil after one acceleration calculated using equation (15). The temperature rise is mainly concentrated in the first 6 coils, with the 6th coil producing the largest amount of heat.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Structural parameters of electromagnetic launch weft insertion coil are listed as follows: coil inner radius R 1 (m); coil outer radius R 2 (m); single coil length L coil (m); coil current I (A); coil filling factor C; American wire gauge AWG; conductivity of wire σ ¼ 5:8 × 10 7 S=m. The coil temperature rise model considering the wire gauge can be composed of equations ( 5)- (15). The relationship between wire gauge and wire diameter can be referred to Egleston et al 39 Coil cross-sectional area:…”
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