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Core Loss Estimation in Electric Machines With Flux-Controlled Core Loss Tester
IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 2016The complexity of core loss estimation is an essential limitation for electric machine design engineers. It is critical to estimate the core losses and reduce them in the design stage to improve the machine efficiency. Current estimation methods based on the Steinmetz equation and loss separation are not accurate enough even at the rated conditions ...
Burak Tekgun +4 more
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IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2011
This Article Discusses the Basic components of core loss (hysteresis and eddy-current losses), the effect of frequency and lamination thickness, and other contributing factors. It also explains the effect of operating frequency of squirrel cage type-rotors and armatures and provides correction factors.
Chuck Yung, Travis Griffith
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This Article Discusses the Basic components of core loss (hysteresis and eddy-current losses), the effect of frequency and lamination thickness, and other contributing factors. It also explains the effect of operating frequency of squirrel cage type-rotors and armatures and provides correction factors.
Chuck Yung, Travis Griffith
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Core losses in partial core transformers
2022The University of Canterbury High Voltage Laboratory frequently uses partial core resonant transformers to conduct high voltage testing within the New Zealand power industry. These transformers utilise a non-standard core design in which flux is not constrained around the entirety of its path.
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Reducing the core loss of amorphous cores for distribution transformers
AbstractAlthough amorphous alloy ribbons have lower core loss, serious loss deterioration occurs in amorphous cores constructed from amorphous alloy ribbon for distribution transformer. In the present study, the loss deterioration mechanism and influencing factors of amorphous cores for distribution transformers were investigated.
Deren Li, Shaoxiong Zhou, Zhichao Lu
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1995
Abstract After copper losses, core losses are generally the second largest component of power loss or inefficiency in the brushless motor, although their significance may become overriding at very high speeds. They arise from the variation of magnetic flux-density throughout the core, particularly the stator core.
TJE Miller, R Rabinovici
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Abstract After copper losses, core losses are generally the second largest component of power loss or inefficiency in the brushless motor, although their significance may become overriding at very high speeds. They arise from the variation of magnetic flux-density throughout the core, particularly the stator core.
TJE Miller, R Rabinovici
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High-Frequency Gap Losses in Nanocrystalline Cores
Finite element analysis is used to examine the gap losses that occur in finely laminated nanocrystalline inductor cores under high-frequency operation. The losses are seen to be concentrated in the region of the air gap and the dependence of the losses on key design parameters and operating conditions is explored.
Gerardo Calderon-Lopez +2 more
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Social loss with respect to the core of an economy [PDF]
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Core Losses Separation of Amorphous Alloy Core
Materials Science Forum, 2016In this paper, the core losses of Fe80Si9B11, Fe78Si9B13 amorphous alloy cores were separated to investigate the behaviors of hysteresis loss, eddy current loss and additional loss in high frequency range. The results showed that the losses of amorphous alloy core were mainly composed of hysteresis loss in low frequency. With the increase of frequency,
Shan Hong Li +3 more
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Apparent core losses and core losses in five-limb amorphous transformer of 160 kVA
IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1998Significant modifications of the shape of magnetic flux in columns and yokes were observed in the magnetic circuit of four amorphous cores used in a 3-phase transformer. The magnetic losses measured experimentally were significantly higher than the ones calculated theoretically.
S. Sieradzki, R. Rygal, M. Soinski
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Electronics and Power, 1986
Great strides are being made in the development of new materials for use in transformer cores to reduce losses and reduce the operation costs of ...
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Great strides are being made in the development of new materials for use in transformer cores to reduce losses and reduce the operation costs of ...
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