Geometry Investigation of L.R.S. Synchronous Machines Using FEM

Angelos P. Moschoudis; Miltiades C. Filippou; George J. Tsekouras; Antonios G. Kladas

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.792.266

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Geometry Investigation of L.R.S. Synchronous Machines Using FEM

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In this paper a geometry investigation of low rotational speed synchronous machines using finite element method is presented. The abovementioned investigation is accomplished using a two step design procedure for salient poles synchronous machines, while a respective example which will be shown synoptically is an under scale design of a low rotational salient pole synchronous motor connected to a ships propeller axis directly.Keywords: Geometry investigation, ships electric propulsion, finite element method, synchronous motor.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 792)

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266-271

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August 2014

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Angelos P. Moschoudis*, Miltiades C. Filippou, George J. Tsekouras, Antonios G. Kladas

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Finite Element Method (FEM), Geometry Investigation, Ship’s Electric Propulsion, Synchronous Motor

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