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Comparison of electromagnetic performance in MW class superconducting machines according to shielding and structures based on analytical method

This paper presents an analytical method for analyzing the electromagnetic performance of a superconducting (SC) machine according to the 10 MW shielding configuration and the presence or absence of an armature core. To establish the SC machine design process, an analytical method considers shieldin...

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Published in:AIP advances 2024-03, Vol.14 (3), p.035131-035131-7
Main Authors: Ban, Hwi-Rang, Yu, Kyeong-Tae, Lee, Ju-Hyeong, Choi, Jang-Young, Kim, Kyong-Hwan, Cho, Han-Wook, Shin, Kyung-Hun
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description This paper presents an analytical method for analyzing the electromagnetic performance of a superconducting (SC) machine according to the 10 MW shielding configuration and the presence or absence of an armature core. To establish the SC machine design process, an analytical method considers shielding conditions and armature core type is included. The presented analytical method derives the governing equations and general solutions for each region using Maxwell’s equations and electromagnetic field theory. Furthermore, it calculates the analytical solutions by applying appropriate boundary conditions. Additionally, the performance of actively and passively shielded, with the same size and shielding performance of SC machine is compared. The electromagnetic performance obtained through the analytical method is compared with finite element analysis to validate its accuracy. The accuracy of the presented analytical method can be utilized in various design analyzes, including initial design and optimal design.
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Superconductivity
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