Torque Components Identification of Induction Machine by FEM

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2011-09-10

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Skalka, Miroslav
Ondrusek, Cestmir
Schreier, Ludek
Michailidis, Petr

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This paper contains torque components identification of 3-phase induction machine. Electromagnetic torque and pulsating torque is calculated via a circular path integral of the Maxwell stress tensor which provides a convenient way of computing forces acting on bodies by evaluating a surface integral. Torque calculations are done by finite element method in ANSYS and MATLAB. Also there are identified a high harmonic components of calculated torque with additional asynchronous torque calculation. The torque identification has been verified experimentally on a laboratory machine using a special torque measurement system in the dynamic state. Whole measurement is processed by LabVIEW with using a special measurement card NI PCIe-6361 and torque measurement system with DATAFLEX 22/20.

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AC machines, Induction machine, Magnetic fields, Magnetic forces, Maxwell stress tensor, Pulsating torque

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M. Skalka, C. Ondrusek, L. Schreier, and P. Michailidis, “Torque Components Identification of Induction Machine by FEM,” 2011, p. 185, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/67773.