Development of Electrical Machines: Latest Studies and Future Prospects
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "F: Electrical Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 4157
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Interests: industrial power converters; industrial power conversion systems; electric machines; industrial drives; industrial and commercial power systems; industrial automation and control; energy systems; power systems engineering; electric process heating; industry applications
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Interests: electric machine design; power electronics and power quality in ships and ports; cold ironing
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Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue aims to record the findings of latest studies and research activities on materials, production processes, design particularities, configuration conception, fault tolerance and measurement techniques regarding the development of high-performance electrical machines. In this regard, papers dealing with the recent research, application and configuration of constitutive parts, design and operation of high-performance electrical machines are welcome.
The main topics of interest include but are not limited to the following:
- Thin iron laminations and low-loss alloy magnetic steels implemented in electrical machine cores.
- Winding configurations and cooling techniques for high-performance electrical machines.
- Multi-phase electrical machines.
- Permanent magnet materials and associated loss reduction techniques.
- Harmonic losses and converter control enabling high efficiency drives.
- Ceramic and electromagnetic bearings for high-speed and high-efficiency machines.
- Machine topologies and design considerations favoring high-performance machines.
- Measurement techniques for high-performance machines.
- Lamination cutting and core building factor loss reduction methods.
- Design of fault-tolerant electrical machines.
Prof. Dr. Antonios G. Kladas
Dr. George J. Tsekouras
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- high-speed electrical machines
- ceramic and electromagnetic bearings
- electrical machines for renewable energy generation
- electrical machines for electric vehicles
- electrical machines for electric ship and aerospace applications
- permanent magnet electrical machines
- low-loss iron laminations for electrical machines
- advanced cooling techniques in electrical machines
- multi-phase electrical machines
- advanced control techniques for electrical machines
- fault-tolerant electrical machines
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