Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMs

This paper presents a comparative evaluation of power electronic control approaches for vibro-acoustic noise reduction in High Rotor-Pole Switched Reluctance Machines (HR-SRM). It carries out a fundamental analysis of approaches that can be used to target acoustic noise and vibration reduction. Base...

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Main Authors: Ziyan Zhang, Selin Yaman, Mohamad Salameh, Suryadev Singh, Chengxiu Chen, Mahesh Krishnamurthy
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2021-01-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/3/702
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author Ziyan Zhang
Selin Yaman
Mohamad Salameh
Suryadev Singh
Chengxiu Chen
Mahesh Krishnamurthy
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Selin Yaman
Mohamad Salameh
Suryadev Singh
Chengxiu Chen
Mahesh Krishnamurthy
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description This paper presents a comparative evaluation of power electronic control approaches for vibro-acoustic noise reduction in High Rotor-Pole Switched Reluctance Machines (HR-SRM). It carries out a fundamental analysis of approaches that can be used to target acoustic noise and vibration reduction. Based on the comprehensive study, four candidates for control have been identified and applied to the HR-SRM drive to evaluate their effectiveness and identify challenges. These four methods include phase advancing, current shaping based on field reconstruction, and random hysteresis band with and without spectrum shaping. The theoretical background, implementation, and vibro-acoustic noise reduction performance of each method are presented in detail. Comparative studies from simulation and experimental measurements have been used to identify the most effective solution to acoustic noise and vibration reduction in HR-SRM configuration.
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spelling doaj.art-d7b4ca8e6d3944ad9c86cc07c3bfa3082023-12-03T15:16:42ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732021-01-0114370210.3390/en14030702Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMsZiyan Zhang0Selin Yaman1Mohamad Salameh2Suryadev Singh3Chengxiu Chen4Mahesh Krishnamurthy5Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology; Chicago, IL 60616, USADepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology; Chicago, IL 60616, USADepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology; Chicago, IL 60616, USADepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology; Chicago, IL 60616, USADepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology; Chicago, IL 60616, USADepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology; Chicago, IL 60616, USAThis paper presents a comparative evaluation of power electronic control approaches for vibro-acoustic noise reduction in High Rotor-Pole Switched Reluctance Machines (HR-SRM). It carries out a fundamental analysis of approaches that can be used to target acoustic noise and vibration reduction. Based on the comprehensive study, four candidates for control have been identified and applied to the HR-SRM drive to evaluate their effectiveness and identify challenges. These four methods include phase advancing, current shaping based on field reconstruction, and random hysteresis band with and without spectrum shaping. The theoretical background, implementation, and vibro-acoustic noise reduction performance of each method are presented in detail. Comparative studies from simulation and experimental measurements have been used to identify the most effective solution to acoustic noise and vibration reduction in HR-SRM configuration.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/3/702high rotor-pole switched reluctance machinesSRMpower electronicsvibrationacoustic noise
spellingShingle Ziyan Zhang
Selin Yaman
Mohamad Salameh
Suryadev Singh
Chengxiu Chen
Mahesh Krishnamurthy
Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMs
Energies
high rotor-pole switched reluctance machines
SRM
power electronics
vibration
acoustic noise
title Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMs
title_full Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMs
title_fullStr Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMs
title_full_unstemmed Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMs
title_short Effectiveness of Power Electronic Controllers in Mitigating Acoustic Noise and Vibration in High-Rotor Pole SRMs
title_sort effectiveness of power electronic controllers in mitigating acoustic noise and vibration in high rotor pole srms
topic high rotor-pole switched reluctance machines
SRM
power electronics
vibration
acoustic noise
url https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/3/702
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