4.6 Article

New Equivalent model and Modal Analysis of Stator Core-Winding System of Permanent Magnet Motor With Concentrated Winding

Journal

IEEE ACCESS
Volume 8, Issue -, Pages 78140-78150

Publisher

IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2989141

Keywords

Stator cores; Stator windings; Windings; Analytical models; Computational modeling; Modal analysis; New equivalent model; 0th-order mode; stator core; winding; modal analysis

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [51875327]
  2. Doctor Foundation of Shandong University of Technology [4041-419088]

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An accurate prediction of modal characteristics of motor stator is essential in order to design a low vibration motor and to operate it quietly. Scholars have done a lot of research on the modal analysis of stator core and winding. However, there are few papers for the 0th-order mode shape and frequency of the stator system. This paper aims to propose a new stator system analysis model, which can effectively analyze the 0th-order mode and improve the model calculation efficiency. Firstly, the modal of stator core and stator core-winding system were analyzed theoretically. Secondly, four stator system finite element analysis models were established. The modal analysis of the stator core and stator core-winding system were carried out using the four models. The validity and computational efficiency of the four models of the stator core and stator core-winding system were compared. A new stator system analysis model was proposed. Thirdly, the modal tests of the stator core and stator core-winding system were carried out by hammering method, and the validity of the finite element analysis model was verified. Compared with the traditional model, the newly proposed model can analyze the 0th-order mode more effectively and improve the computational efficiency.

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