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High frequency electromagnetic emissions of cylindrical laminated cores

High frequency electromagnetic emissions of cylindrical laminated cores Purpose – This paper aims to propose a high‐frequency (HF) model able to compute the flux density in the vicinity of the laminated stator core of an AC machine. Design/methodology/approach – Experiments form the main approach. Analytical results previously obtained with a simplified rectangular laminated structure are confirmed with a standard cylindrical magnetic core. Findings – Three frequency domains are defined, depending on the skin depth relative to the thickness of the magnetic sheets. A methodological approach is proposed for each domain. For higher frequencies, the magnetic core can be considered as transparent for external field computation. Research limitations/implications – The HF model is valid for skin depths much lower than the thickness of the magnetic sheets. Practical implications – The proposed HF model provides a link between the weak field measured in the natural void existing between the stator core and the housing of large electrical machines. With such a link, it is possible to develop a new monitoring system able to detect and to localize the partial discharges in the stator winding of a large machine. Originality/value – The low‐frequency limit of the model has been measured. It corresponds to a ratio of 1/40 between the skin depth and the magnetic sheet thickness. Therefore this model offers a new perspective for maintenance applications. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png COMPEL: The International Journal for Computation and Mathematics in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Emerald Publishing

High frequency electromagnetic emissions of cylindrical laminated cores

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Emerald Publishing
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Copyright © 2008 Emerald Group Publishing Limited. All rights reserved.
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0332-1649
DOI
10.1108/03321640810878135
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Abstract

Purpose – This paper aims to propose a high‐frequency (HF) model able to compute the flux density in the vicinity of the laminated stator core of an AC machine. Design/methodology/approach – Experiments form the main approach. Analytical results previously obtained with a simplified rectangular laminated structure are confirmed with a standard cylindrical magnetic core. Findings – Three frequency domains are defined, depending on the skin depth relative to the thickness of the magnetic sheets. A methodological approach is proposed for each domain. For higher frequencies, the magnetic core can be considered as transparent for external field computation. Research limitations/implications – The HF model is valid for skin depths much lower than the thickness of the magnetic sheets. Practical implications – The proposed HF model provides a link between the weak field measured in the natural void existing between the stator core and the housing of large electrical machines. With such a link, it is possible to develop a new monitoring system able to detect and to localize the partial discharges in the stator winding of a large machine. Originality/value – The low‐frequency limit of the model has been measured. It corresponds to a ratio of 1/40 between the skin depth and the magnetic sheet thickness. Therefore this model offers a new perspective for maintenance applications.

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COMPEL: The International Journal for Computation and Mathematics in Electrical and Electronic Engineering – Emerald Publishing

Published: Jul 11, 2008

Keywords: Eddy currents; Electric machines; Electromagnetism

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