Numerical Modeling of Dynamic Processes of the Reciprocating Reversible Electrical Machine

Abstract:

Now rotational electrical machines are used mainly for the implementation a reciprocating motion of working mechanisms and also as the electric generators powered by internal combustion engines. It is achieved by means of the kinematic transfers complicating a design and reducing the drive efficiency. The use of linear reciprocating electric machines allows to eliminate these defects. It should be noted that the most effective ones are the cylindrical designs of reciprocating electric machines with permanent magnets, whose efficiency reaches 93 – 95%. However, the rarity and lack of a mass production of this machine type and special recommendations for their design causes the need of research, directed on search of optimum constructive decisions. The article describes the types of linear electrical machines and summarizes the results of numerical modeling of dynamic characteristics for the three versions of the reciprocating cylindrical machine with permanent magnets of 10 kW with the oscillation frequency of the translator 20 Hz and the length of operating cycle of 120 mm. The most effective design parameters of linear electric machine were determined on the basis of its specific characteristics and analysis of the EMF graphics shape, appearing on the stator windings in the generator mode.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 792)
• Pages: 134-142
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.792.134
• Online since: September 2015
• Authors: Igor Vladimirovich Ivshin*, Andrey Michailovich Kopylov, Alfred Robertovich Safin
• Keywords: Linear Electrical Machine of Reciprocating Motion, Linear Engine, Linear Generator, Numerical Modeling

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