Winding Method to Reduce Vibration and Loss Caused by Fractional Slot of Synchronous Machine

SUMMARY Fractional‐slot windings are widely used in rotating machines in order to improve the output voltage waveform, increase the design flexibility, and gain many other advantages. However, fractional‐slot windings are known to produce different harmonic components such as an even order and/or fr...

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Hauptverfasser: HIRAMATSU, DAISUKE, TSUJIKAWA, KAZUMA, UEDA, TAKASHI, FUJITA, MASAFUMI, ISHIZUKA, HIROAKI, OKUBO, MASASHI, HACHIYA, HIDEYUKI, MORI, JUNJI, NOZAKI, DAI, IWASHITA, DAISUKE, TOKUMASU, TADASHI
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description SUMMARY Fractional‐slot windings are widely used in rotating machines in order to improve the output voltage waveform, increase the design flexibility, and gain many other advantages. However, fractional‐slot windings are known to produce different harmonic components such as an even order and/or fractional number of space flux harmonics compared to integral‐slot windings. These harmonics may increase stray losses and cause stator core vibration. This paper describes an analysis of space flux harmonics and proposes new winding methods such as “novel interspersed windings” to reduce these harmonic components. The proposed winding methods were verified by numerical analysis and model tests.
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subjects Coils (windings)
Core loss
Design analysis
Design improvements
Electric potential
Flux
fractional‐slot windings
Harmonics
interspersed windings
magnetomotive force
Mathematical models
Numerical analysis
Numerical methods
Rotating machinery
Rotating machines
synchronous machine
Vibration
Vibration analysis
Vibration control
Winding
title Winding Method to Reduce Vibration and Loss Caused by Fractional Slot of Synchronous Machine
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