Title :
Electromagnetic Analysis and Experimental Testing of a Tubular Linear Synchronous Machine With a Double-Sided Axially Magnetized Permanent Magnet Mover and Coreless Stator Windings by Using Semianalytical Techniques
Author :
Min-Gyu Park ; Jang-Young Choi ; Hyeon-Jae Shin ; Kangsu Lee ; Keyyong Hong
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng., Chungnam Nat. Univ., Daejeon, South Korea
Abstract :
This paper presents the electromagnetic analysis and experimental testing of a tubular linear synchronous machine (TLSM) with a double-sided axially magnetized permanent magnet (AMPM) mover and coreless stator winding by using semianalytical techniques. Using a simple result based on the finite element method (FEM), characteristics of the TLSM with AMPM can be calculated with the semianalytical method easily. The magnetic flux density in the air gap is obtained by using a magnetic vector potential, a 2-D polar coordinate system, and the results of the magnetostatic calculation based on FEM. Based on these solutions, the electromotive force (EMF) is also determined analytically. Then, 2-D FEM is employed to validate the semianalytical method. Finally, experimental testing of the EMF measurements is performed to confirm the results of the semianalytical techniques.
Keywords :
electric potential; finite element analysis; linear machines; machine windings; permanent magnet machines; stators; synchronous machines; testing; 2-D FEM; 2-D polar coordinate system; AMPM; AMPM mover; EMF measurements; TLSM; coreless stator winding; coreless stator windings; double-sided axially magnetized permanent magnet mover; electromagnetic analysis; electromotive force; experimental testing; finite element method; magnetic vector potential; magnetostatic calculation; semianalytical techniques; tubular linear synchronous machine; Finite element analysis; Iron; Magnetic analysis; Magnetic cores; Magnetic flux; Magnetostatics; Topology; Axially magnetized permanent magnet (AMPM); linear machines; permanent magnet (PM) machines; tubular machines;
Journal_Title :
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TMAG.2014.2323957