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The design of a new high power HTS motor operating in the liquid nitrogen with output power 200 kW (and more) is discussed.
In this work, a multiple linear regression modelling technique is used in synergy with the genetic algorithm optimization and the analysis of variance methods to obtain models to classify the motor operating in normal and in short-circuit conditions.
The designs and first test results of HTS motor operating in the media of liquid nitrogen with output power 100 kW and power factor more than 0.8 are given.
In this work, a novel dual stator-ring rotary ultrasonic motor is proposed, designed, fabricated and characterized for raising driving torque of the rotary ultrasonic motor operating in the flexural vibration mode.
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We study performance of a HTS bulk motor operated in liquid nitrogen.
The proposed motor operates in in-plane vibration mode which is excited by four Langevin-type bending vibrators separately placed around a ring-shaped stator.
The EV motor operates in constant torque mode at motor speeds below the base speed and in constant power mode at motor speeds over the base speed for high efficiency and low cost.
However the Squiggle motor operates in a linear orientation compared to the rotational output of the micromotors.
The proposed system is tested in the case of eight different motor operating situations in a laboratory setup, and excellent diagnostic performance is obtained.
Fault diagnosis of induction motors in the practical industrial fields is always a challenging task due to the difficulty that lies in exact identification of fault signatures at various motor operating conditions in the presence of background noise produced by other mechanical subsystems.
Performance of the proposed system has been evaluated for eight different motor operating conditions in a laboratory environment.
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