Force Study of Single-Sided Linear Induction Motor
In this paper, complex Poynting theorem is used to calculate the power transmitted from primary to other areas of single-sided linear induction motor. By the help of Poynting theorem and boundary conditions, the longitudinal end effect is completely included into the analysis. Having comprehensive i...
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description | In this paper, complex Poynting theorem is used to calculate the power transmitted from primary to other areas of single-sided linear induction motor. By the help of Poynting theorem and boundary conditions, the longitudinal end effect is completely included into the analysis. Having comprehensive information about power flow and using the coenergy method, it is possible to calculate traction and normal forces due to each existing wave. So, it is shown that each of the traction and normal forces consists of five components. Then, the effect of some important design parameters on the calculated components of forces is analyzed. Results by the proposed model have been compared with those evaluated by finite-element method and with experimental measurements. |
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