Multiphase induction machine for aero-engine shaft-line-embedded starter/generator: Scaled prototypes testing
- 1 September 2014
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 2107-2113
Abstract
The paper presents the experimental testing of two variants of scaled prototype (10 kW) of a four-three-phase fault tolerant induction machine to be installed on the high pressure shaft of an open rotor jet engine. The two machines have the same overall dimensions, but one machine adopts a conventional magnetic core made of thin laminated FeSi alloy while in the other one the rotor is made of FeCo. Starting from the classic experimental tests, the parameters of the prototypes are computed to determine and compare the electromechanical performance of the two solutions.Keywords
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