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IM Torque

    • Peter8415
      Subscriber

      Hello, I built a 1/3 model of  two Induction Motor for Power Traction Application for Power Traction Application  in Maxwell, One is a complete 18-slot model and the other is a complete 18-tooth model. The other settings of the two FEA models are exactly the same, but the torque waveforms are significantly different, and the average torque and torque ripple after stabilization are also significantly different. Why is there a difference?

       

       

       

    • Timos
      Ansys Employee

      Hello, firstly I recommend examining the field analysis and see if the flux is similar in both situations. Afterwards, it would be good to check if there are variations in mesh elements. Such differences could create different results thus you notice different torque in two models that look so similar. Kindly ensure a thorough investigation of these factors.

    • Peter8415
      Subscriber

       

      This motor is a double layer winding with 3 turns. If I want to use the full 18 teeth for simulation, should the simulation turn setting be as shown?

       

    • Timos
      Ansys Employee

      Hello, you can create half slots on your axisymmetric model as long as the boundary conditions are correctly implemented.

      Please visit:

      Ansys Electronics 2023 R2 - Independent/Dependent

       Ansys Electronics 2023 R2 - Assigning a Dependent Boundary for a 2D Transient Solver

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