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Short time duty

The short time duty (or short time operation) indicates an operating mode of increased performance but for a shorter length of time. Commonly it is… (More)
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2015
2015
Modeling and Investigation of Thermal Characteristics of a Water-Cooled Permanent-Magnet Linear Motor
For permanent-magnet linear motors (PMLMs), high-temperature rise can deteriorate their electromagnetic performance and limit… (More)
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2014
2014
Thermal characteristics study of a water-cooled permanent magnet linear motor
For permanent magnet linear motors (PMLMs), large temperature rise can damage their performance and limit their output. Water… (More)
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2013
2013
Design of interior permanent magnet motors with improved peak power based on the optimization of loss distribution
This paper presents a design optimization method of IPMs with extended duration at short-time duty and improved peak power… (More)
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2011
2011
Design and experimental verification of high power density interior permanent magnet motors for underwater propulsions
This paper presents the design details for IPMs developed for underwater propulsion with a peak power to weight ratio of 4.09kW… (More)
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1981
1981
Motor Overload Protection for Motor Actuated Valves
Normal load and abnormal load conditions for valve actuators are discussed and load characteristics are illustrated for typical… (More)
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