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Development of novel permanent magnet designs for electric vehicle motors

Development of novel permanent magnet designs for electric vehicle motors
开发用于电动汽车电机的新型永磁体设计
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2386025
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019 至 --

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中文摘要
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在许多国家,汽油驱动的汽车只允许再使用几年,因此,汽车行业“电气化”的动力很强。这提出了许多挑战,其中一个重要的挑战是在大多数电动机的核心磁性材料中高效。目前可用的这种材料是基于Nd-Fe-B,加上昂贵的添加剂,如用于提高磁稳定性的Dy。随着电气化的普及,为了避免成本和供应问题,需要新的磁性材料,本项目将寻求通过引导实验来发现这些材料。候选成分可以根据元素混合产生合金的可能性来确定,并使用当前对磁性行为的理解来排除某些系统。随后,高通量方法可用于快速筛选许多不同的组合物,在短时间内创建和评估许多材料。这些方法将通过谢菲尔德大学亨利·罗伊斯研究所的先进设备来开发,并应用于识别有前途的成分。然后将对这些材料进行更详细的检查,以完善其成分和微观结构,与工业合作伙伴一起促进更大规模的测试和验证。
英文摘要
Petrol driven cars will only be permitted for a few more years in many countries, and as a result there is a strong drive to "electrify" the automotive sector. This presents many challenges, an important one of which is to be efficient in the magnetic materials which are the heart of most electric motors. Such materials as are available currently are based upon Nd-Fe-B, with expensive additives such as Dy used to improve the magnetic stability. To avoid problems of cost and supply as electrification becomes more widespread, new magnetic materials are required, and this project will seek to discover these through guided experiments.Candidate compositions can be identified based on the likelihood of elements to mix to produce an alloy and using current understanding of magnetic behaviour to exclude certain systems. Following this, high throughput methods can be used to screen many different compositions rapidly, creating and assessing many materials in a short space of time. Such methods will be developed using the advanced equipment available at Sheffield through the Henry Royce Institute, and applied to identify promising compositions. These will then be examined in greater detail to refine their composition and microstructure, with the industrial partner facilitating testing and validation at a larger scale.
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