Finite element based design optimization of magnetic structures for roadway inductive power transfer systems

M. Moghaddami, Arash Anzalchi, A. Sarwat
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Design optimization of magnetic structures for roadway inductive power transfer (IPT) systems based on 2D finite element analysis (FEA) is proposed. The proposed method can be used to find the optimal structure for IPT systems based on prioritization of different objectives such as efficiency, cost, etc. A Multi-objective genetic algorithm (MOGA) coupled with 2D FEA is used for the co-optimization of primary and secondary magnetic structures. Also, Electromagnetic field (EMF) emissions of the pads are considered to meet human exposure regulations in compliance with standards as defined by International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP). A 1 kW roadway IPT system is investigated as the case study and the results of the optimization are presented using different objective functions.
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基于有限元的巷道感应输电系统磁性结构设计优化
提出了基于二维有限元分析(FEA)的巷道感应输电系统磁性结构优化设计方法。该方法可用于基于效率、成本等不同目标的优先级来寻找IPT系统的最优结构。将多目标遗传算法(MOGA)与二维有限元分析相结合,对主、次磁结构进行了协同优化。此外,护垫的电磁场(EMF)排放被认为符合符合国际非电离辐射防护委员会(ICNIRP)定义的标准的人体暴露法规。以1kw巷道IPT系统为例,给出了不同目标函数下的优化结果。
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