Abstract

This paper discusses the modeling and analysis of three phase double stator slotted rotor permanent magnet generator (DSSR-PMG). The use of double stator topology through the double magnetic circuit helps to maximize the usage of flux linkage in the yoke structure of the single stator topology. The analytical computation is done using Permeance Analysis Method (PAM). Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is used for numerical verifications and to verify the design structure a prototype laboratory is performed. The analysis is done with various loading conditions to derive the electromagnetic torque, output power and efficiency for the proposed structure. The analytical, numerical and experimental results from the analysis are found to be in good agreement. The maximum power developed by this generator at rated speed of 2000 rpm is of 1 kW with the operational efficiency of 75%. A rectifier bridge circuit is used to make the generated voltage a storage capable constant voltage to make it suitable for mobile applications (such as Direct Current DC generator). The proposed generator structure is highly recommended for applications such as micro-hydro and small renewable plants.

Highlights

  • The demand for global energy is increasing rapidly and efficient generators are required to optimize the energy generation capability

  • In DSSR-Permanent Magnet Generator (PMG), a dual flux linkage generated at the inner stator and outer stator air gap

  • In order to estimate the performance of the DSSR-PMG with the prime mover torque, input power, mechanical input power and efficiency, Finite Element Analysis (FEA)-Analytical method is used

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Summary

Introduction

The demand for global energy is increasing rapidly and efficient generators are required to optimize the energy generation capability. A modeling of Double Stator Slotted Rotor Permanent Magnet Generator (DSSR-PMG) using Permeance Analysis Method (PAM) is proposed. The modeling approach uses high series concentrated winding used for both inner outer to reduce the losses. 16®) that givesMMF, an approximation on microscopic to in the PM end-windings, harmonic magnetomotive force reduced eddy current scale losses validate results [14,15]. A 1-kW prototype of DSSR-PMG is designed, fabricated and tested and higher slot fill ratio [16,17,18] is highly feasible. Section describes the basic structure, parameters and machine performance characteristics of DSSR-PMG are evaluated through the improved generation capability.

Basic Structure and20
Method and the numerical calculation theElement
Coil Vectors and Winding Arrangement
Permeance
Equivalent
Output Power Estimation
Prototype Fabrication
Experimental Test Bench
Results and Discussion
14. Winding
Conclusions
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