Search for dissertations about: "electric machines"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 76 swedish dissertations containing the words electric machines.
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1. Process Control and Simulation of Ferromagnetic Strip in the Power Transformers and Electrical Machines Applications : Electric power systems
Abstract : This thesis investigates optimization of the control of electrical and thermal equipment by using FEM and CFD modeling in combination with dynamic simulation models. The thesis focuses on the production of electrical strips and the control system with the aim of reducing losses and improving magnetic properties. READ MORE
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2. Power Control Systems in a Flywheel based All-Electric Driveline
Abstract : Flywheel systems are attractive in hybrid and electric vehicles due to their ability to handle power during acceleration and braking. The combination of a flywheel device with a battery source has several advantages such as high peak power capacity, high energy density and reduction in the number of charge/discharge cycles of the battery. READ MORE
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3. Electric Traction Machine Design for an E-RWD Unit
Abstract : Since the first generation of the Toyota Prius was introduced in December 1997, the number of Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) and pure Electric Vehicles (EVs) available in the market has increased substantially. The growing competition existent puts high demands on the electric system as well as the rest of the vehicle. READ MORE
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4. Design and Control of Electrically Excited Synchronous Machines for Vehicle Applications
Abstract : Electrically excited synchronous machines (EESMs) are becoming an alternative to permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSMs) in electric vehicles (EVs). This mainly attributes to the zero usage of rare-earth materials, as well as the ability to achieve high starting torque, the effectiveness to do field weakening and the flexibility to adjust power factor provided by EESMs. READ MORE
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5. Thermal Analysis and Management of High-Performance Electrical Machines
Abstract : This thesis deals with thermal management aspects of electric machinery used in high-performance applications with particular focus put on electric machines designed for hybrid electric vehicle applications.In the first part of this thesis, new thermal models of liquid (water and oil) cooled electric machines are proposed. READ MORE