A Comprehensive Review on High Speed Permanent Magnet Motors and their Modern Applications

Hekmati, Arsalan; Sadeghi, Iman

doi:10.30503/eecs.2019.110969

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

Arsalan Hekmati ¹
iman sadeghi ²

¹ Assistant Professor, Electrical Machine Research Group, Niroo Research Institute.

² Electric Machinery Research Group, Niroo Research Institute, NRI, Tehran, Iran

https://doi.org/10.30503/eecs.2019.110969

Abstract

Synchronous speeds in all types of alternating current machines depend on the frequency of the power grid, and performance at higher speeds at steady conditions requires higher frequency feeds. The development of speed control drive technology in recent decades has prompted renewed attention to high-speed engines. Important advantages of using high speed electric motors include higher density (and smaller dimensions) and greater torque generation capability. Also, the use of these motors enables the removal of the gearbox and lubrication system, which reduces maintenance costs. Nowadays, surface-mounted PMSMs are increasingly used for high-speed applications, because of the merits of simple structure and high-strength of the rotor. This paper first discusses the fundamental differences in the configurations of ordinary and high-speed permanent magnet motors, considering their specific characteristics. The specimens and their properties, have been discussed. Finally, the modern applications of high-speed permanent magnet motors have been introduced.
also, the main manufacturers of high speed synchronous motors have been presented.

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A Comprehensive Review on High Speed Permanent Magnet Motors and their Modern Applications

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Volume 1, Issue 2
April 2021
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A Comprehensive Review on High Speed Permanent Magnet Motors and their Modern Applications

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Volume 1, Issue 2April 2021Pages 61-67

Volume 1, Issue 2
April 2021
Pages 61-67