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Permanent Magnet Losses

Model of permanent magnet losses dependent on current and speed

 

Description

Equations

Variables

Connections

Parameters

Modelica Standard Library

Description

Permanent magnet losses are modeled as dependent on stator current and shaft speed. The losses are generated by applying a braking torque to the shaft.

To neglect permanent magnet losses, set Pref to zero (this is the default).

Equations

τ=τs=τf=τrefc+1cirmsIrefpI{+ωωrefpω0ωωωrefpωotherwise

τref=Prefωref

φ=φfφs

ω=dφdt

lossPower=τω

irms=k=13isk2

Variables

Name

Units

Description

Modelica ID

irms

A

Quasi RMS value of stator current

iRMS

is

A

Instantaneous stator currents

is

lossPower

W

Loss power leaving component via heat port

lossPower

ω

rads

Relative angular velocity of flange and support

w

φ

rad

Angle between shaft and support

phi

τ

Nm

Torque

tau

τf

Nm

Torque at flange

flange.tau

τs

Nm

Torque at support

support.tau

Connections

Name

Description

Modelica ID

flange

Shaft end

flange

Heat Port

Conditional heat port

heatPort

is

Three phase stator current

is

support

Housing and support

support

Parameters

Name

Default

Units

Description

Modelica ID

ωref

 

rads

Reference angular velocity

wRef

c

0

 

Part of magnet losses at zero current, independent of current

c

Iref

 

A

Reference stator RMS current

IRef

pω

1

 

Exponent of magnet loss torque w.r.t. angular velocity

power_w

pI

2

 

Exponent of magnet loss torque w.r.t. stator current

power_I

Pref

0

W

Reference magnet losses at irms=Iref and ω=ωref

PRef

Use Heat Port

false

 

True (checked) enables the heat port

useHeatPort

Modelica Standard Library

The component described in this topic is from the Modelica Standard Library. To view the original documentation, which includes author and copyright information, click here.

See Also

Electrical Library

Electrical Machines

Induction Machine Losses