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Session Overview
Session
PC-2b: Poster Session (Room B) / Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices 2
Time:
Wednesday, 15/Nov/2023:
1:30pm - 3:00pm

Session Chair: Prof. Kota Watanabe
Session Chair: Dr. Weiying Cheng
Session Chair: Dr. Yoshitsugu Otomo

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Presentations
ID: 264 / PC-2b: 1
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Permanent magnet, eddy current brake, analytical model, novel structure

A MAGNETIC CIRCUIT MODEL OF H-TYPE LINEAR PERMANENT MAGNET EDDY CURRENT BRAKES

Panpan YANG1, Jianwei LI1, Leian ZHANG1, Jianhong WANG2, Zonggao MU1, Zixuan LI1

1School of Mechanical Engineering, Shandong University of Technology, Zibo 255000, Shandong Province, China; 2Shandong Guochuang Precision Machinery, Binzhou 256600, Shandong Province, China

This work presents the Analytical Model(AM) of H-type linear permanent magnet eddy current brakes(H-type LPMECB). In the presented paper, firstly, the AM of the H-type LPMECB was established using the equivalent magnetic circuit method. Secondly, the braking performance of the H-type LPMECB was simulated with the Finite Element Model(FEM) and the AM, respectively. The AM performance results are consistent with those of the FEM, which validates the AM. Hereafter, the nonlinear relationship between the Iron Foils (IF) number of the H-type LPMECB and the braking force was found by the AM and the FEM, which provides a guide for the IF number selection in future work. Finally, the experimental results are in agreement with the results obtained from the simulations, which also proves the AM and the simulation results.



ID: 310 / PC-2b: 2
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Empirical Mode Decomposition, High Performance Computing, Parallelization, Photonic Crystal

PARALLELIZATION OF MEMD AND APPLICATION TO ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE PROPAGATION ANALYSIS

Yuki SHIMADA1, Yuya KOBARI1, Ran DONG2, Soichiro IKUNO1

1Tokyo Univercity of Technology, Japan; 2Chukyo University, Japan

Multivariate Empirical Mode Decomposition (MEMD) is a powerful tool to analyze nonlinear properties but it is very computationally time-consuming. The purpose of this study is to parallelize and accelerate MEMD, and to apply the accelerated MEMD to the analysis of electromagnetic wave propagation in photonic crystals, to improve the efficiency of generation of a demultiplexer. In the proposed method, part of the procedures which do not depend on channels of input signal were parallelized. Speedup which is based on 24 threads of 5.12 times is achieved when 192 threads are adopted.



ID: 349 / PC-2b: 3
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Hilbert-Huang Transform, Finite-Difference Time-Domain Method, Frequency Analysis

ELECTROMAGNETIC SHEILDING ANALYSIS USING HILBERT-HUANG TRANSFORM

Yuya KOBARI1, Yuki SHIMADA1, Ran DONG2, Soichiro IKUNO1

1Tokyo University of Technology, Japan; 2Chukyo University, Japan

In this study, electromagnetic field simulation using the FDTD method is performed to reproduce the electromagnetic shielding effect, and frequency analysis using the Hilbert-Huang Transform (HHT) is performed on the obtained results. Fourier analysis is generally adopted when performing electromagnetic field frequency analysis. However, since Fourier analysis is a technique that decomposes signals linearly, it is difficult to fully analyze phenomena of nonlinear signals. On the other hand, HHT is an analysis method that decomposes signals into a nonlinear frequency components, so it can be said that it is an analysis method suitable for analysis of complex and nonlinear phenomena.



ID: 371 / PC-2b: 4
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: permanent magnet, potential oscillation, spoke structure, vernier machine

ANALYTICAL CALCULATION OF MAGNETIC POTENTIAL OSCILLATION IN SPOKE PM VERNIER MACHINES WITH ALTERNATE BRIDGES

Lutf RAHMAN, Byungtaek KIM

Kunsan national univ., Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

Spoke PM topology has been applied to the PM vernier machine to enhance the airgap flux density and the back EMF. However, the problem of magnetic potential oscillation is found in the isolated core pieces, which greatly limits the advantage of spoke PM vernier machines. Spoke PM vernier machine with alternate bridges is then adopted to avoid this problem. The alternate bridge has been proven effective, but the contribution is yet to be identified quantitatively. Therefore, this paper presents a more precise analytical equation to determine the role of alternate bridges. The analytically obtained results are verified through FEM simulations. Furthermore, using the obtained equations, the bridge can be designed properly.



ID: 287 / PC-2b: 5
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: DC bias, finite element method, power transformers, electromagnetic fields

AN IMPROVED TIME PERIOD FEM FOR NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS OF POWER TRANSFORMERS UNDER DC BIAS

Xiaowen XU, Shiyou YANG

Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of

The DC bias of a power transformer will increase the noise level and additional losses of the transformer. It thus is essential to calculate the transient electromagnetic fields of a power transformer under DC Bias. In this respect, the time period finite element method (TPFEM) is a feasible solution. However, the standard constant time step TPFEM will encounter deficiencies in solving a field problem with a sharp change occurring in a relatively small interval. In this point of view, an improved adaptive time step TPFEM is proposed and validated in this paper.



ID: 213 / PC-2b: 6
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Creep, The conductor rod, Mechanical property,Experimental

ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENT OF CONDUCTIVE ROD OF HIGH VOLTAGE CASING CONSIDERING CREEP CONDITION

Xiu ZHOU1, Tian TIAN1, Liang LI1, Jin BAI1, Yan LUO1, Kui MA2, Heng ZHANG1, Kaiji JIANG3, Dezhi CHEN3

1Electric Power Research Institute, State Grid Ningxia Electric Power Co., LTD,Yinchuan, Ningxia, China; 2State Grid Ningxia Power Co., LTD, Yinchuan, Ningxia, China; 3School of Electrical Engineering, Shenyang University of Technology, Shenyang , Liaoning,China

The conductor rod is a crucial component of a high-voltage casing, and any breakage can trigger line protection actions and result in significant economic losses. Therefore, this paper investigates the stress and deformation of the conductor rod in a 750kV HV casing under service conditions that consider creep characteristics. Firstly, a finite element model of the rod connector that considers creep characteristics is established. Secondly, stress and deformation tests of the rod connectors are conducted, considering the effect of creep characteristics. Lastly, the experimental results are compared with the simulation results to verify the accuracy of the simulation.



ID: 244 / PC-2b: 7
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: High-speed PM generator; rotor containment sleeve; eddy loss; coupled fluid-thermal field

INFLUENCE OF ROTOR COMTAINMENT SLEEVE ON HIGH-SPEED PM GENERATOR PERFORMANCE BASED ON MULTI-PHYSICS FIELD ANALYSIS

Qikang ZHU, Shiyou YANG

ZheJiang University, China, People's Republic of

This paper explores the influence of rotor containment sleeves on the comprehensive performance of high-speed PM generator. In this respect, the electromagnetic loss and temperature fields distribution under different material fabricated sleeves are compared and analyzed by electromagnetic field and three dimensional coupled fluid-thermal field analysis. The numerical results show that a carbon fiber sleeve performs better than a copper-embedded composite one.



ID: 322 / PC-2b: 8
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Rotational magnetic field, Electromagnetic field simulation, Magnetic orientation

DEVELOPMENT OF A TRIPLE-POLE MAGNET FOR A MECHANICAL-PART-FREE AND EASY ACCESSIBILITY ROTATIONAL MAGNETIC FIELD

Atom HAMASAKI1, Shuta YANAI2, Yuka TAKEUCHI2, Hideki KAWAGUCHI2

1Shinshu University, Japan; 2Muroran Institute of Technology

The application of a rotating magnetic field has been posited to contribute to the functionalization of materials. The quadrupole magnet previously developed, although functional, presents installation challenges for attached parts due to spatial restrictions, as it is enclosed on all four sides. To avoid these issues, we utilized a triple-pole magnet that affords larger space. A three-dimensional finite integration technique simulation was conducted to assess the alterations in magnetic orientations when a current was applied to each pole. It was observed that the magnetic directions could be steered to any angle within a 4 × 4 mm2 range. Moreover, the magnetic field strength can be kept constant by adjusting the maximum current value.



ID: 309 / PC-2b: 10
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Transformer, Windings, Short circuit, Magnetic leakage field, Electromagnetic force

ANALYSIS OF SHORT CIRCUIT STRENGTH OF SINGLE-PHASE FOUR-COLUMN TRANSFORMER WINDINGS

Dezhi CHEN1, Lingyue MEI1, Xianghui CHANG1, Xiu ZHOU2, Jin BAI2

1Key Laboratory of Special Motors and High Voltage Electrical Appliances, Ministry of Education Shenyang University of Technology, Shenyang, 110870, Liaoning, China; 2State Grid Ningxia Electric Power Co., LTD. Electric Power Research Institute, Yinchuan, 750011, Ningxia, China

According to statistics, short circuit faults in transformer windings account for 70% to 80% of the total faults. Therefore, the study of the short circuit withstand capability of transformers holds significant importance. This paper focuses on investigating the winding deformation and short circuit strength of a 2kV/0.4kV/160kVA single-phase four-column transformer under secondary side load short circuit conditions. The influence of pads and struts offset on various aspects of windings is considered during the implementation. The paper presents the distributions of magnetic leakage field, current, winding deformation displacement, and electromagnetic forces under transformer short circuit conditions. This provides a novel approach for the verification of short circuit strength in large-scale transformer windings.



ID: 383 / PC-2b: 11
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Meshless, Modal analysis, Spurious solutions, Nodal-base, Edge-base

AN ATTEMPT OF SPURIOUS SUPPRESSION IN MESHLESS METHOD

Yoshihisa FUJITA1, Taku ITOH1, Soichiro IKUNO2, Ran DONG3

1Nihon University, Japan; 2Tokyo University of Technology, Japan; 3Chukyo University, Japan

Several studies have implemented edge elements into meshless methods to suppress spurious solutions. However, all of these methods are subject to some limitations, which detract from the advantages of the meshless method. This study proposed a meshless method that implements the idea of edge elements but does not impose any restrictions on the nodal arrangement. Accuracy was also evaluated by adapting it to modal analysis.



ID: 239 / PC-2b: 12
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: opening electromagnetic launcher;acceleration propulsion system;transmit coil;

DESIGN OF CONTINUOUSLY ACCELERATION PROPULSION SYSTEM BASED ON OPENING ELECTROMAGNETIC LAUNCHER

Jiajie XUE, Yihui GUAN, Yanhua SUN

Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China, People's Republic of

The existing coil electromagnetic launcher such as coil guns are designed with tubular coil structures,which is inefficient in filling ammunition. In this paper, a continuously acceleration propulsion system based on opening electromagnetic launcher is proposed. The opening electromagnetic launcher with certain electromagnetic energy is obtained by "opening" the traditional spiral coil. On the basis of single-stage electromagnetic launcher, the segmented structure design of 90 mm multi-stage coil is carried out. Then, the electromagnetic launcher motion model is established to analyze the force and motion speed of the projectile during the motion. Finally, its feasibility is verified by simulation.



ID: 219 / PC-2b: 13
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Finite element method, harmonic analysis, benchmark testing, parallel computing, DC-bias

3-D STRAY LOSS EVALUATION UNDER HARMONIC AND DC-BIASED EXCITATION BY HARMONIC-BALANCED METHOD

Shengze GAO1, Xiaojun ZHAO1, Lanrong LIU2, Kazuhiro MURAMATSU3, Yanhui GAO4, Behzad FORGHANI5

1North China Electric Power University, China, People's Republic of; 2Hebei Provincial Key Laboratory of Electromagnetic and Structural Performance of Power Transmission and Transformation Equipment, China, People's Republic of; 3Saga University, Japan; 4Oita University, Japan; 5A Siemens Business, Canada

The 3-D stray loss of the upgraded TEAM P21e with the two-sided excitation (ADH2) under the harmonic and DC-biased magnetization is analyzed by the 3-D fixed-point harmonic-balanced finite element method considering the anisotropic properties. First, the measured results of the leakage flux density and the stray loss obtained by the TEAM P21e experiment platform are compared to the calculated results for validation and characteristic analysis. Then, the efficiency of the harmonic-balanced method with parallel computing is analyzed in detail.



ID: 324 / PC-2b: 14
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: Power transformer,Winding Components,Mechanical Characteristics,Short-circuit force

STUDY ON MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TRANSFORMER UNDER DIFFERENT WORKING CONDITIONS OF WINDING COMPONENTS

Xiu ZHOU1, Jin BAI1, Tian TIAN1, Zhonghua XIANG1, Yan LUO1, Dezhi CHEN2, Xianghui CHANG2

1State Grid Ningxia Electric Power Co., LTD. Electric Power Research Institute, Yinchuan, 750011, Ningxia, China; 2Key Laboratory of Special Motors and High Voltage Electrical Appliances, Ministry of Education Shenyang University of Technology, 110870, China

The mechanical properties of transformer winding components have an important influence on the winding deformation during short circuit. In this paper, an analysis method of winding dynamic deformation under different working conditions of transformer considering the influence of different pre-pressure and pressing force on the mechanical characteristics of winding components is proposed. The relationship between elastic modulus, yield strength, displacement and fracture times of winding components and different pre-pressure and pressing force was tested by universal material testing machine. Using this method, the instantaneous dynamic response of the deformation of the winding component of the 750kV power transformer under different working conditions is obtained, including the short-circuit dynamic force, displacement and stress of the winding component.



ID: 209 / PC-2b: 15
Regular_Abstract (short paper) Submission
Topics: Analysis and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices (ASED)
Keywords: giant magnetostrictive material, acoustic device, actuator, electromagnetic field analysis

OUTPUT PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ACOUSTIC DEVICE USING GIANT MAGNETOSTRICTIVE MATERIAL

Taro KATO1, Hayata OKAZAKI1, Ikkei KOBAYASHI2, Jumpei KURODA2, Daigo UCHINO2, Kazuki OGAWA3, Kaigo IKEDA4, Ayato ENDO5, Xiaojun LIU6, Takayoshi NARITA2, Hideaki KATO2, Mitsuaki FURUI1

1Tokyo University of Technology; 2Tokai University; 3Aichi University of Technology; 4Hokkaido University of Science; 5Fukuoka Institute of Technology; 6OMRON Corporation, Japan

Recently, ultra-compact electric vehicles (EVs) are beginning to replace general vehicles installed with gasoline engines. However, the outer plate of an ultra-compact EV has low rigidity; hence road and wind noise is transmitted to the inside of the vehicle. Therefore, we propose an active noise control (ANC) system using wall vibration generated by a giant magnetostrictive actuator (GMA). In this study, we developed a model of the GMA and analyzed, by electromagnetic field analysis, output performance due to differences in properties of the GMA material.



 
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