Influence of skewing on iron losses in a. C. machines

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  • S. Tegeler
  • B. Ponick
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Translated title of the contributionEinfluss der schrägung auf die ummagnetisierungsverluste bei drehfeldmaschinen
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationInternationaler ETG-Kongress 2013
Subtitle of host publicationEnergieversorgung auf dem Weg nach 2050
PublisherVDE Verlag GmbH
Edition139
ISBN (electronic)9783800735501
Publication statusPublished - 2013
EventInternational ETG Congress 2013: Energy supply en route to 2050 - Berlin, Germany
Duration: 5 Nov 20136 Nov 2013

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NameETG-Fachbericht
Number139
Volume2013-November
ISSN (Print)0341-3934

Abstract

In synchronous and induction machines, low torque oscillations and low noise excitation can be reached by choosing a skewed design. In practice, the skew angle of the slot openings is about one rotor or stator slot pitch. In analytical calculation, the skewing is considered as reduction of the magnetic linkage between stator and rotor winding. The advantage of skewing is to eliminate the magnetic linkage between stator and rotor winding for the slot harmonics in the air-gap field which might produce synchronous or asynchronous harmonic torque components as well as magnetic noise. It is often unknown that, besides these positive effects, skewing leads to a dependency of the fundamental amplitude of the air gap field in axial direction that influences the iron losses in the stator core. In this paper, this influence of skewing on the iron losses is discussed and quantified for an example.

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Influence of skewing on iron losses in a. C. machines. / Tegeler, S.; Ponick, B.
Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2013: Energieversorgung auf dem Weg nach 2050. 139. ed. VDE Verlag GmbH, 2013. (ETG-Fachbericht; Vol. 2013-November, No. 139).

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Tegeler, S & Ponick, B 2013, Influence of skewing on iron losses in a. C. machines. in Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2013: Energieversorgung auf dem Weg nach 2050. 139 edn, ETG-Fachbericht, no. 139, vol. 2013-November, VDE Verlag GmbH, International ETG Congress 2013: Energy supply en route to 2050, Berlin, Germany, 5 Nov 2013.
Tegeler, S., & Ponick, B. (2013). Influence of skewing on iron losses in a. C. machines. In Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2013: Energieversorgung auf dem Weg nach 2050 (139 ed.). (ETG-Fachbericht; Vol. 2013-November, No. 139). VDE Verlag GmbH.
Tegeler S, Ponick B. Influence of skewing on iron losses in a. C. machines. In Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2013: Energieversorgung auf dem Weg nach 2050. 139 ed. VDE Verlag GmbH. 2013. (ETG-Fachbericht; 139).
Tegeler, S. ; Ponick, B. / Influence of skewing on iron losses in a. C. machines. Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2013: Energieversorgung auf dem Weg nach 2050. 139. ed. VDE Verlag GmbH, 2013. (ETG-Fachbericht; 139).
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