speedmd
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Possible is to cast it once wound in high temp epoxy with a bit of long glass for structural integrity and some thermal compounds for heat transfer.
Isn't that an expensive and time-consuming way of screwing up the thermal transfer, thus limiting power output?speedmd said:Possible is to cast it once wound in high temp epoxy with a bit of long glass for structural integrity and some thermal compounds for heat transfer.
Miles said:Lots of possible structures.... This is the first one I modelled.
h0tr0d said:Miles said:Lots of possible structures.... This is the first one I modelled.
If those rings are made of metal wont they brake the motor because of the rotor magnets are moving so close?
Also, really awful thermally speaking...
h0tr0d said:If those rings are made of metal wont they brake the motor because of the rotor magnets are moving so close?
Also, really awful thermally speaking...
What simulation software are you using with Inventor, Kingfish?Kingfish said:Miles, I have come to the point where I must depart from FEMM alone to answer questions as this and have moved onward to Inventor for more advance simulation; I would not have mentioned it at all until you brought it up.
Miles said:I'd say axial flux motor construction is more difficult. With radial, the static forces are integrally balanced and centered. With axial, you have to design a stiff enough structure to ensure a consistent airgap is maintained. If the magnets and core come into contact during assembly or through accident, that's a non-trivial event
major said:The EVO has end windings ..
Miles said:I'd say axial flux motor construction is more difficult. With radial, the static forces are integrally balanced and centered. With axial, you have to design a stiff enough structure to ensure a consistent airgap is maintained. If the magnets and core come into contact during assembly or through accident, that's a non-trivial event
So, how are you intending to construct the cores for this topology?dotrick said:If you use the topology with one rotor and 2 stators, the axial force are balanced.