Novel simulation approach to analyses the performance of in-wheel SRM for an Electrical Vehicle

J. Makwana, P. Agarwal, S. P. Srivastava
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Now a day's Brushless DC motor (BLDC) and DC motors are being used in most of the Electrical Vehicle. Switched Reluctance Motor (SRM) may become best alternative to BLDS and DC motor in this area because of its constant power output capability, good thermal management and fault tolerance capability. Furthermore SRM having advantages of low weight, high efficiency, small size, low cost and high torque at low speed. The novel simulation approach is used in this paper to analyse the performance of the in-wheel SRM with two separate models of the SRM system and vehicle system. Passive loading scheme is presented to simulate in-wheel SRM drive for an electric vehicle with two separate models of SRM system and vehicle system. Presented scheme can be use for analyse performance of any electric motor as an in-wheel electric motor for an electric vehicle.
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一种新的分析电动汽车轮毂SRM性能的仿真方法
如今,无刷直流电动机(BLDC)和直流电动机正被应用于大多数电动汽车中。开关磁阻电机(SRM)具有恒定的功率输出能力、良好的热管理能力和容错能力,可能成为该领域中替代BLDS和直流电机的最佳选择。此外,SRM还具有重量轻、效率高、体积小、成本低、低速转矩大等优点。本文采用一种新颖的仿真方法,分别对轮内SRM系统和整车系统两种模型进行了性能分析。针对电动汽车的轮内SRM驱动问题,提出了被动加载方案,将SRM系统和整车系统分为两种模型进行仿真。所提出的方案可用于电动汽车轮内电机的性能分析。
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