Search for dissertations about: "Chandur Sadarangani"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 26 swedish dissertations containing the words Chandur Sadarangani.
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1. Dynamic analysis of a novel electromagnetic transducer for hybrid vehicle and experimental verification
Abstract : This thesis presents the results of the work carried out on the dynamic analysis and experimental performance measurements of a novel concept of electromagnetic system for hybrid vehicle powertrains. The main focus of this work is to present how this novel electromagnetic system can be operated in a hybrid vehicle and to show how a prototype of this system has succesfully been operated in a laboratory set-up. READ MORE
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2. A Permanent Magnet Traction Motor for Electric Forklifts : Design and Iron Loss Analysis with Experimental Verifications
Abstract : This thesis presents the design analysis of a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) for the traction application in electric forklifts. Within the scope of the study, an existing induction traction motor for electric forklifts benchmarks the expected performances of the proposed PMSM designs, as design specifications. READ MORE
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3. Improved performance characteristics of induction machines with non-skewed symmetrical rotor slots
Abstract : Induction machines convert more than 55% of electrical energy into various other forms in industrial and domestic environments. Improved performance, especially by reduction of losses in induction machines hence can significantly reduce consumption of electricity. READ MORE
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4. Analysis of a novel Transversal Flux Machine with a tubular cross-section for Free Piston Energy Converter application
Abstract : Constantly growing need for oil, all over the world, has caused oil price to rise rapidly during the last decade. High oil prices have made fuel economy as one of the most important factors when consumers are buying their cars today. READ MORE
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5. Analysis of Synchronous machine dynamics using a novel equivalent circuit model
Abstract : This thesis investigates simulation of synchronous machines using a novel Magnetic Equivalent Circuit (MEC) model. The proposed model offers sufficient detail richness for design calculations, while still keeping the simulation time acceptably short. Different modeling methods and circuit alternatives are considered. READ MORE
