Performance Analysis of Fan-Driving Electric Motors in a Fuel-Cell Hybrid Powered Propulsion System for Aviation
Performance Analysis of Fan-Driving Electric Motors in a Fuel-Cell Hybrid Powered Propulsion System for Aviation
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航空燃料电池混合动力推进系统中风扇驱动电机的性能分析
DOI:
10.2514/6.2013-3807
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2013
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R. Yanagi
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作者:
K. Okai;H. Fujiwara;H. Nomura;T. Tagashira;R. Yanagi
So-called Blended Wing Body (BWB)-type aircraft can accommodate electric fan driven propulsion systems as propulsion devices, providing distributed propulsion. Our earlier report presented a motor concept that is suitable for driving propulsion fans for that aircraft configuration, and provided preliminary sizing of the fan and motor requirement to a given reference vehicle. This paper describes a numerical simulation model of a driving-fan motor with size based on the reference vehicle design the authors presented previously. Numerical simulation is applied first to existing experimental data of the present electric motor concept. Preliminary design and analysis of the motor are provided with dimensions of the 0.71-m-diameter class fan module to be applied to the distributed propulsion system installed in the reference vehicle. Numerical simulation shows that the originally proposed shape of the rotating coil is favorable for the designated purpose, suggesting the basic configuration of the motor driving system.