Reluctance Network Model of a Permanent Magnet Tubular Motor

Waindok, Andrzej; Tomczuk, Bronisław

doi:10.1515/ama-2017-0029

Abstract

The reluctance network model of a permanent magnet tubular motor (PMTM) has been presented in the paper. The reluctance values of the magnetic circuit have been calculated with using analytical expressions. The air gap reluctance has been determined with using both analytical expressions and the finite element method (FEM). Using the calculation model, the flux values coupled with the windings have been obtained and used in the calculations of force value. The calculated results have been compared with numerical and measured ones.

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Reluctance Network Model of a Permanent Magnet Tubular Motor

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