SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARABANOV, V. A. -

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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AUTHOR: Barabanov, V. A.
ORG: Institute of Electrodynamics AN UkrSSR (Institut
elektrodinamiki AN UkrSSR)/
TITLE: Theoretical determination of the inductive parameters of
a three-dimensional
electric machine
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Preobrazovaniye i stabilizatsiya
elektromagnitnykh - otsessov
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(conversion -and stabilization of electromagnetic processes).
Kiev, Naukova dumka,
1965, 50-55
TOPIC TAGS: electric generator, electric theory
ABSTRACT: The idealized model of a three-dimensional machine
(or a machine with three
degrees of freedom in motion of the rotor) may be based on
treatment of the machine
as a system of linear circuits in motion with respect to one
another and having lumped
parameters. The author derives expressions for determining the
parameters of these
circuits and their relationship to mechanical variables as a
basis for a complete
picture of the processes'in the machine. It is assumed that the
permeability of the
material for the stator and rotor is infinite and that the
effect of the channels con-
taining the -windings can be disregarded. Expressions'are found
for calculating the
inductive parameters of the machine on the basis of formulas
for the energy of the mag,
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netic field stored in the air gap in terms of the magnetic flux
density and field
strength. The syster. of parameters formed by the resultant
expressions together with
formulas for resistance (accounting for energy dissipation in
the machine) and mecha-
nical parameters may be used for vriting out the equations of
the machine. Orig. art.
has: 1 figure, 24 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Milyakh, A. N.; Barabanov, V. A.
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~ORG: Institute of Electrodynamics AN UkrSSR (Institut
elektrodinsmiki AN UkrSSR)
TITLE: Idealized physical model of a three-dimenRional electric
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SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Preobrazovaniye i stabilizatsiya
elektromagnitnykh p ;sessov
(Conversion and stabilization of electromagnetic processes).
Kiev, Naukova dunka,
1965, 36-49
TOPIC TAGS; electric generator, electric theory
ABSTRACT: An idealized physical model for a three-dimensional
machine (or a machine
with 3 degrees of freedcm in rotor motion) is constructed by
analogy with an ordinary
machine on the basis of replacing discrete elements in an
actual machine (discrete
distribution of conductors, geometric faces in the magnetic
system) with continuous
structures. This procedure makes the resultant model accessible
to investigation by
analytic methods. The machine and its model are considered in a
spherical coordinate
system rigidly associated with the stator. It is assumed in
constructing the idealiz,
physical model that: 1. the permeability of the material for
the stator and rotor is
infinite; 2. the internal cavity of the stator in bounded by a
sphere and completely
encloses the rotor; 3. the actual windings of the machine are
replaced by equivalent
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current layers; 4. there are three mutually perpendicular current
layers on both the
rotor-and stator. It is shown that calculation of the
electrcmagnetic field in the
air gap of the machine reduces to determining the field components
of a single arbi-'
trarily oriented current layer. Expressions are derived for
calculating the electric~
and magnetic field components of zero and first order. The
proposed model is designed
for studying the dynamics of the machine. A model,closer to the
actual machine may be
constructed for etudying'steady-state conditions. Orig. art. has:
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formulas.
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