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optimum design of a high-temperature superconducting induction/synchronous motor to increase torque density using collective decision optimization algorithm
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نویسنده
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niaz azari milad ,lohrasbi vasiye ,mousavi abdolah
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منبع
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international journal of industrial electronics, control and optimization - 2020 - دوره : 3 - شماره : 2 - صفحه:137 -145
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چکیده
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Today, with the high promotion of technology and the expansion of industries, electric motors are used extensively and consume a large part of the electrical energy produced by power plants. therefore, researchers and experts have always sought solutions to make electric motors with high reliability and low losses. the machines are made of a high temperature superconducting motor with high efficiency are called high-temperature superconductor induction synchronous motor (hts-ism). in this paper, the hightemperature superconducting induction/synchronous motor (htsism) is studied. optimizing of torque density and the structural dimensions of htsism is done using one of the newest optimization methods, the collective decision optimization algorithm (cdoa). the results show a torque of about 51.75% increase via the optimization process. also commonly used optimization method, particle swarm optimization algorithm (pso) method was implemented to compare the results. the comparison has proved that the cdoa method high capability to optimize the motor design parameters. all of the algorithms in this paper is performed with matlab software.
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کلیدواژه
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collective decision optimization algorithm ,high-temperature superconductor ,induction/synchronous motor ,torque density
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آدرس
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university of science and technology of mazandaran, department of electrical engineering, iran, university of science and technology of mazandaran, department of electrical engineering, iran, university of science and technology of mazandaran, department of electrical engineering, iran
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پست الکترونیکی
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samousavi@mazust.ac.ir
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