Further Development of an Optimal Design Approach Applied to Axial Magnetic Bearings
Classical design methods involved in magnetic bearings and magnetic suspension systems have always had their limitations. Because of this, the overall effectiveness of a design has always relied heavily on the skill and experience of the individual designer. This paper combines two approaches that have been developed to aid the accuracy and efficiency of magnetostatic design. The first approach integrates classical magnetic circuit theory with modern optimization theory to increase design efficiency. The second approach uses loss factors to increase the accuracy of classical magnetic circuit theory. As an example, an axial magnetic thrust bearing is designed for minimum power.
Author: V. Dale Bloodgood and Nelson Groom and Colin Britcher | Published: 2000
Booktitle: Proceedings of ISMB7
Booktitle: Proceedings of ISMB7