Fault-Tolerant Traction Electric Drives [electronic resource] : Reliability, Topologies and Components Design /
Bolvashenkov, Igor.author.
Herzog, Hans-Georg.author.
Ismagilov, Flyur.author.
Vavilov, Vyacheslav.author.
Khvatskin, Lev.author.
Frenkel, Ilia.author.
Lisnianski, Anatoly.author.
This concise book focuses on the reliability of traction electrical drives. The first chapter presents the Lz-transform approach for the comparative analysis of the fault tolerance of multi-motor electrical drives with multi-phase traction motors. The second chapter then provides an estimate of the value of the operational availability and performance of a diesel–electric multi-drive propulsion system, while the third chapter introduces the concept of a more electric aircraft. Lastly, the fourth chapter analyzes the requirements for multi-phase permanent-magnet motors applicable in various aircraft systems.
Reliability and Fault Tolerance Assessment of Multi-Motor Electric Drives with Multi-Phase Traction Motors -- Operational Availability Investigation of Multi-Drive Electric Propulsion System of the Arctic Gas Tanker with Ice Class Arc7 -- Reliability Oriented Design of High-Speed Multi-Phase Electric Generator for the Aerospace Application -- Fault Tolerant Multi-Phase Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor for the More Electric Aircraft.
This concise book focuses on the reliability of traction electrical drives. The first chapter presents the Lz-transform approach for the comparative analysis of the fault tolerance of multi-motor electrical drives with multi-phase traction motors. The second chapter then provides an estimate of the value of the operational availability and performance of a diesel–electric multi-drive propulsion system, while the third chapter introduces the concept of a more electric aircraft. Lastly, the fourth chapter analyzes the requirements for multi-phase permanent-magnet motors applicable in various aircraft systems.
Power electronics.
Aerospace engineering.
Astronautics.
Power Electronics, Electrical Machines and Networks.
Aerospace Technology and Astronautics.