Direct driven wind energy conversion system based on hybrid excitation synchronous machine

A novel direct-drive type wind power generation system based on hybrid excitation synchronous machine（HESM）is introduced in this paper.The generator is connected to an uncontrollable rectifier,and a fully controlled voltage-sourceinverter is used to connect the system to utility grid.An intermediate DC bus exists between the rectifier and inverter.A new control strategy is proposed which achieves the maximum power point tracking（MPPT） with the control of excitation current of HESM and stabilizes the DC link voltage with the control of inverter output current simultaneously.Specially-designed buck circuit is used to control the excitation current of HESM,and grid voltage-oriented vector control strategy is employed to realize the decoupling of the inverter output power.Simulation results and experiment in 3 kW lab prototype show an excellent static and dynamic performance of the proposed system.

Hybrid Excitation Flux Switching Motor with Permanent Magnet Placed at Middle of Field Coil Slots and High Filling Factor Windings

Design and experimental studies on a hybrid excitation flux switching motor as a traction motor for hybrid electric vehicles drive are presented.A stator body of the motor consists of not only laminated silicon-iron electromagnetic steel and three-phase armature windings,but also both of field excitation coils and permanent magnets working together as a variable field magnetomotive force source.On the other hand,a rotor is composed of just laminated silicon-iron electromagnetic steel with salient poles like switched reluctance motor.To bring out the best in drive performances of the hybrid excitation flux switching motor as a variable flux motor for the application,each material adopted for the stator and rotor body should be designed properly in terms of motor efficiency,maximum torque and power densities and so forth.As some of them,in this paper,thinner silicon-iron electromagnetic steel sheet and permanent magnets with high remanent and low amount of Dysprosium used are applied for achieving higher motor efficiency.Moreover,all coils wound flatwise and edgewise using rectangular wires are introduced to realizing high filling factor for reduced copper losses.Experimental tests using a 60kW prototype of the motor demonstrates the designed motor has good motor efficiency under frequent operating points expected for the target vehicle drive.

Cooling System Design and Thermal Analysis of Modular Stator Hybrid Excitation Synchronous Motor

Hybrid excitation synchronous motor has the advantages of uniform and adjustable electromagnetic field, wide speed range and high power density. It has broad application prospects in new energy electric vehicles, wind power generation and other fields. This paper introduces the basic structure of hybrid excitation motor with modular stator, and analyzes the operation principle of hybrid excitation motor. The cooling structure of the water-cooled plate is designed, and the effects of the thickness of the water-cooled plate and the number of water channels in the water-cooled plate on the heat dissipation capacity of the water-cooled plate are analyzed by theoretical and computational fluid dynamics methods. The effects of different water cooling plate structures on water velocity, pressure drop, water pump power consumption and heat dissipation capacity were compared and analyzed. The influence of different inlet flow velocity on the maximum temperature rise of each part of the motor is analyzed, and the temperature of each part of the motor under the optimal water flow is analyzed. The influence of the traditional spiral water jacket cooling structure and the water-cooled plate cooling structure on the maximum temperature rise of the motor components is compared and analyzed. The results show that the water-cooled plate cooling structure is more suitable for the modular stator motor studied in this paper. Based on the water-cooled plate cooling structure, the air-water composite cooling structure is designed, and the effects of the air-water composite cooling structure and the water-cooled plate cooling structure on the maximum temperature rise of each component of the motor are compared and analyzed. The results show that the maximum temperature rise of each component of the motor is reduced under the air-water composite cooling structure.

Design and Analysis of New Modular Stator Hybrid Excitation Synchronous Motor

Hybrid excitation motor is a combination of permanent magnet motor and electric excitation motor,which can flexibly adjust the air gap magnetic field.At present,the traditional silicon steel sheet core material is widely used,but this material limits the further reduction of stator iron loss.In this paper,a new type of hybrid excitation synchronous motor with modular stator structure based on amorphous alloy material is proposed.The design power is 1kW,and the speed is 3000rpm.By placing the armature winding and electric excitation winding in the stator slot,the slip ring and brush are avoided,and the reliability of the motor is improved.The rotor adopts staggered magnetic pole structure,which has strong flux adjusting ability.The core loss is greatly reduced by using amorphous alloy.Firstly,the structure and working principle of the new motor are given;Secondly,the size parameters of the motor are given,and the principle of flux adjustment is verified and analyzed by three-dimensional finite element(3D-FEM);Finally,through theoretical analysis of the influence factors of the magnetic adjustment ability and 3D-FEM finite element computation,the flux adjustment ability and the torque lifting at low speed are verified,and the advantages of the motor are verified.

An Analytical Method of Calculating Back-EMF in Dual Consequent Hybrid Excitation Synchronous Machine

In order to solve the problem of asymmetric bidirectional flux control capability in hybrid excitation machine,a novel structure called dual consequent hybrid excitation synchronous(DCHES)machine is presented in this paper.Generally,the analysis of back-EMF for the machine with complex electromagnetic structure such as DCHES machine should utilize 3-D finite element analysis(FEA),which will require huge resources and computing time.In order to avoid using 3-D FEA to analyze the back-EMF of complex structure,an analytical method of calculating back-EMF is presented in this paper.The electromagnetic field in 3-D space can be simplified as a 2-D field by dividing the 3-D field into several simple zones,the resultant effect equals to the summation of every single 2-D field's effect.According to electromagnetic theory,the analytical formula of back-EMF is obtained on the basis of Fourier series.The influence of main parameters on back-EMF waveform under sine and trapezoidal flux distribution is discussed respectively.The theoretical result shows that the trapezoidal air-gap flux distribution would generate a sine back-EMF.Finally,the presented analytical method is verified and evaluated with experimental results.

Analysis and Design of Hybrid Excitation Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generators

On the basis of a conventional permanent magnet(PM)synchronous generator’s construction,a novel kind of Hybrid Excitation Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator(HEPMSG)is introduced by inserting exciting winding in the stator or rotor.Firstly,the construction of HEPMSG is improved with the addition of PM excitation on the ferromagnetic pole,and its working principle and design method are studied in detail.Then,an appropriate exciting current control system is presented considering the characteristics of HEPMSG.Finally,a prototype is made,and test results confirm the analysis and design.

Hybrid Excited Permanent Magnet Machines for Electric and Hybrid Electric Vehicles

This paper reviews various hybrid excited(HE)machines from the perspective of location of PM and DC excitation,series/parallel connection of PM and DC excited magnetic fields,and 2D/3D magnetic fields,respectively.The advantages as well as drawbacks of each category are analyzed.Since an additional control degree,i.e.DC excitation,is introduced in the HE machine,the flux weakening control strategies are more complex.The flux weakening performance as well as efficiency are compared with different control strategies.Then,the potential to mitigate the risk of uncontrolled overvoltage fault at high speed operation is highlighted by controlling the field excitation.Since additional DC coils are usually required for HE machines compared with pure PM excitation,the spatial confliction inevitably results in electromagnetic performance reduction.Finally,the technique to integrate the field and armature windings with open-winding drive circuit is introduced,and novel HE machines without a DC coil are summarized.

永磁电机研究的新进展(英文)

This paper overviews advances on permanent magnet(PM) brushless machines over last 30 years,with particular reference to new and novel machine topologies.These include current states and trends for surface-mounted and interior PM machines,electrically and mechanically adjusted variable flux PM machines including memory machine,hybrid PM machines which uniquely integrate PM technology into induction machines,switched and synchronous reluctance machines and wound field machines,Halbach PM machines,dual-rotor PM machines,and magnetically geared PM machines,etc.The paper highlights their features and applications to various market sectors.

Shape of the geometrically active atomic states of carbon

We have developed a computer code for {／em ab initio} the variational configuration interaction calculation of the electronic structure of atoms via variationally optimized Lagurre type orbitals, treating the orbital effective charges as variational parameters. Excited states of the same symmetry, in order to avoid the inherent restrictions of the standard method of Hylleraas--Unheim and MacDonald, are computed variationally by minimizing the recently developed minimization functionals for excited states. By computing, at the minimum, the one-electron density and the probability distribution of the two-electron angle, and the most probable two-electron angle, we investigate the atomic states of the carbon atom. We show that, without resorting to the （admittedly unproven） concept of hybridization, as an intrinsic property of the atomic wave function, the most probable value of the two-electron angle is around the known angles of carbon bonding, i.e. either 109^／circ or 120^／circ or 180^／circ, depending on each low-lying state of the bare carbon atom.

Efficient and Fast X-Ray Luminescence in Organic Phosphors Through High-Level Triplet-Singlet Reverse Intersystem Crossing

Organic scintillators that efficiently generate bright triplet excitons are of critical importance for highperformance X-ray-excited luminescence in radiation detection.However,the nature of triplet-singlet spinforbidden transitions in these materials often result in long-lived phosphorescence,which is undesirable for ultrafast X-ray detection and imaging.Here we demonstrate that the effect of hybridized local and charge-transfer(HLCT)excited states enables organic scintillators to exhibit highly efficient and fast radioluminescence(RL)in response to X-ray irradiation.Our experimental and theoretical investigation shows that the oxidized 1,8-naphthalimide-phenothiazine dyad(OMNI-PTZ 2)with HLCT-excited states has an enhanced overlap integral of the highest occupied molecular orbital(HOMO)and lowest unoccupied molecular orbital(LUMO)on MNIπ-orbitals,and moderate donor–acceptor electron interactions.As a result,the RL of these crystals exhibits a 61-fold increase and its monoexponential decay lifetime is three orders of magnitude faster compared to its corresponding thermally activated delayed fluorescence(TADF)molecule MNI-PTZ 1.We further demonstrate the practical utility of the OMNI-PTZ 2(G)in high-performance X-ray detection and imaging,achieving an X-ray dose sensitivity of 97 nGy s−1 and an exceptional spatial resolution of 20 lp/mm.Our study provides a promising molecular design principle for utilizing triplet excitons to develop high-efficiency and fast X-ray scintillators for the development of next-generation flexible and stretchable X-ray imaging detectors.

Design and Analysis of an Outer-Rotor Parallel-Hybrid-Excited Vernier Machine

In this paper,an outer-rotor parallel-hybrid-excited vernier machine is proposed.In order to realize the parallel hybrid excitation,the homopolar configuration is adopted to artfully combine the permanent magnet(PM)flux path and the electromagnet flux path together.Firstly,the structure of the proposed machine is presented.Secondly,its operating principle is studied and discussed.Thirdly,its performance for flux regulation is analyzed based on the 3-D finite element analysis.Finally,the prototype of the proposed machine is manufactured and tested to verify the analytical results.

Overview and Development of Variable Frequency AC Generators for More Electric Aircraft Generation System

With the development of more electric aircraft(MEA),higher demands for electrical energy are put forward in generation systems.Compared to constant frequency AC(CFAC)generation systems,the constant speed drive(CSD)is eliminated and integrated starter/generator(SG)can be realized in variable frequency AC(VFAC)generation systems.In this paper,an overview of VFAC generators for safety-critical aircraft applications is presented,with a particular focus on the key features and requirements of candidate generators and the starting control strategies.Wound rotor synchronous machines(WRSMs)are typical generators used in VFAC generation systems so far.Meanwhile,hybrid excitation synchronous machines(HESMs)and cage-type induction machines are promising candidates for VFAC generation systems.The generation operation of WRSM is relatively mature,however,the SG technology of WRSM is still full of challenges.As one of the most important issues,the starting excitation methods of WRSM are summarized.An HESM-based VFAC SG system is proposed and developed in this paper.The experimental results show that the starting mode,transition mode and generating mode of the VFAC SG system are realized.The continuous progress of VFAC generation system makes great contributions to the realization of MEA.

Flux Adjustable Permanent Magnet Machines:A Technology Status Review

Flux adjustable permanent magnet machines(FAPMMs)are a novel type of permanent magnet(PM)machines which are able to flexibly adjust the field excitation flux linkage and offer the distinctive advantages of high power density and high efficiency.They have attracted ever-increasing interests and are promising candidate machines for electric vehicle,machine-tool and aircraft applications.In this paper,the state-of-the-art of various FAPMMs are comprehensively reviewed according to three means of flux-adjustment,i.e.electrically adjusted by either auxiliary field windings or armature winding change,mechanically adjusted magnetic reluctances of flux paths,and memory machines by magnetizing/demagnetizing PMs.The corresponding flux-adjustable principles and electromagnetic characteristics are systematically elaborated and quantitatively compared.Their merits and demerits are highlighted,together with their recent developments.