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Thermal Modelling of Electric Machines

Build accurate thermal models for electric machines and PMSM cooling

Dr Moez Hadj Kacem, Dr Souhir Tounsi, Pr Rafik Neji
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Permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSM) gain more and more importance for

special drive applications. Up to recent years, PMSM were known for small drives, e.g. for

servo applications. In the last years, PMSM are increasingly applied in several areas such

as traction, automobiles, etc. Therefore, development of different machine types requires

attention to the thermal aspects since, at the end; it is always the thermal constraints

that will determine the power rating of the machine. To insure a successful design of the

electrical machines, it is necessary to be able to predict an accurate temperature distribution

in the most sensitive parts of the machine to prevent the damages that can occur either

Why Should You Read This Book?

• Learn analytical thermal modeling methods for electrical machines with permanent magnets.

• Learn analytical thermal modeling methods for electrical machines with permanent magnets.

• Use a validated thermal model to study topology changes and cooling strategies.

• Use a validated thermal model to study topology changes and cooling strategies.

• Understand how thermal constraints determine power rating and prevent hot spots.

• Understand how thermal constraints determine power rating and prevent hot spots.

• See how nodal/thermal-circuit ideas are used to build and simulate temperature behavior.

• See how nodal/thermal-circuit ideas are used to build and simulate temperature behavior.

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