This article has reported on an industrial R&D project aimed at identifying a cost-effective response to the more and more challenging high-speed motor requirements that presently come from the gas industry sector. To meet the very high efficiency, dynamic performance, and reliability standards required by cutting-edge turbomachinery drive applications, a special PM synchronous motor prototype has been developed. The identified technology includes AMBs for rotor levitation, a slotless stator design, and a Halbach-array PM rotor. Motor design optimization through genetic algorithms has been presented as a tool to search for the best tradeoff between performance targets and industrial production cost reduction. Extensive prototype testing under converter supply has been reported as a successful validation of the selected technology.

Testing high-performance motors: Evaluating a compromise between quality design development and production costs of a halbach-array PM slotless motor / Luise, Fabio; Tessarolo, Alberto; Agnolet, Freddie; Pieri, Stefano; Scalabrin, Maurizio; Di Chiara, Massimiliano; DE MARTIN, Matteo. - In: IEEE INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS MAGAZINE. - ISSN 1077-2618. - STAMPA. - PP:99(2016), pp. 7556999.2-7556999.15. [10.1109/MIAS.2015.2459118]

Testing high-performance motors: Evaluating a compromise between quality design development and production costs of a halbach-array PM slotless motor

TESSAROLO, ALBERTO;AGNOLET, FREDDIE;PIERI, STEFANO;DE MARTIN, MATTEO
2016-01-01

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This article has reported on an industrial R&D project aimed at identifying a cost-effective response to the more and more challenging high-speed motor requirements that presently come from the gas industry sector. To meet the very high efficiency, dynamic performance, and reliability standards required by cutting-edge turbomachinery drive applications, a special PM synchronous motor prototype has been developed. The identified technology includes AMBs for rotor levitation, a slotless stator design, and a Halbach-array PM rotor. Motor design optimization through genetic algorithms has been presented as a tool to search for the best tradeoff between performance targets and industrial production cost reduction. Extensive prototype testing under converter supply has been reported as a successful validation of the selected technology.
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