Simulation Analysis of Temperature Field of Permanent Magnet Governor

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In the operation process of permanent magnet governor, the temperature rises due to eddy current loss, and demagnetization of permanent magnet occurs at high temperature. The numerical simulation of fluid flow field and temperature field was carried out with the method of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and ANSYS-Fluent software. And then we improved the structure of permanent magnet governor on the basis of analysis of the flow field and temperature distribution. The result indicates that the flow of improved structure increases, and temperature drops 46.°C, fulfilling the desired temperature range of permanent magnet can bear, which provides a theory basis for the design of ventilation-cooling structure of permanent magnet governor.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1044-1045)

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422-425

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October 2014

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