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On-load Cogging Torque Calculation in Permanent Magnet Machines

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2 Author(s)
Chu, W. ; W. Chu is with Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of Sheffield, Sheffield S1 3JD, U.K. ; Zhu, Z.

This paper investigates the on-load cogging torque calculation in permanent magnet machines. Vast majority of existing methods for calculating the cogging torque, no matter whether analytical or numerical methods, neglect the influence of load, or inappropriate in considering the influence of load. Without using the frozen permeability method, the torque calculated by the virtual work principle includes the magnetic energy due to the armature field. When using the frozen permeability method, the resultant torque based on the Maxwell stress tensor with the on-load permanent magnet field only has non-zero average torque and hence is not the on-load cogging torque. A new on-load cogging torque calculation method is proposed in this paper based on the combination of the virtual work principle and frozen permeability method. For its implementation, an improved frozen permeability method, which makes the magnetic energy with on-load permanent magnet field only can be calculated according to the B-H curve, is also developed. By using the new method, all the shortcomings of existing methods can be avoided and hence the on-load cogging torque can be calculated appropriately in both linear and nonlinear cases.

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Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:PP ,  Issue: 99 )

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