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CEC/ICMC 2023 Abstracts & Technical Program

9–13 Jul 2023
Hawaii Convention Center
US/Hawaii timezone

Conference Management: Centennial Conferences

Session

M2Or3J: Transportation Symposia II: Rotating Machines

11 Jul 2023, 16:15
Emalani Theater (320)

Emalani Theater (320)

Conveners

M2Or3J: Transportation Symposia II: Rotating Machines

  • Timothy Haugan (U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory)
  • Chris Kovacs (Scintillating Solutions LLC)

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  1. 597. M2Or3J-01: [Invited] Rotating Machines for the Cryo-Electric Planes – Status and Development Issues
    Dr Swarn Kalsi (Kalsi Green Power Systems, LLC)
    11/07/2023, 16:15
    Invited Oral

    Cryo-Electric planes are being envisaged for the 2030’s. A key technological hurdle for realizing this is the availability of flight-weight motors, generators, and power distribution systems. Historically superconducting industrial and marine machines have been demonstrated – but not at the required flight power and volume densities. Developments for compact lightweight highly efficient...

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  2. 571. M2Or3J-02: [Invited] Cryogenic vacuum chamber testing of a conductively-cooled, high temperature superconducting rotor for a 1.4 MW electric machine for aeronautics applications
    Justin Scheidler (NASA Glenn Research Center)
    11/07/2023, 16:45
    Invited Oral

    Electrified aircraft are being developed to address climate change by reducing the fuel burn and emissions of aircraft. The large majority of aviation’s impact on the environment is caused by large transport aircraft, or those that can carry about 150+ passengers. At this scale, MW-class electrified propulsion systems are required. To achieve a net fuel burn and/or emissions benefit after...

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  3. 607. M2Or3J-03: [Invited] Tuned windings - the window of opportunity for the implementation of solid conductors in high frequency cryogenic electric machines
    Dr MIlan Majoros (Ohio State University), Prof. Michael Sumption (Ohio State University), CG Cantemir (CGC Ultramarin Ltd)
    11/07/2023, 17:05
    Invited Oral

    By: Olivia BRUJ1, Milan MAJOROS2, Michael SUMPTION3 and C.G. CANTEMIR4

    Affiliation:
    1) National Institute for Research and Development of Isotopic and Molecular Technologies of Romania, email: olivia.bruj@itim-cj.ro
    2) Ohio State University, email: milan.majoros.2@gmail.com
    3) Ohio State University, email: Sumption.3@osu.edu
    4) CGC Ultramarin Ltd, email:...

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  4. 602. M2Or3J-04: [Invited] A Double Rotor Flux Switching Machine with High-Temperature-Superconductor Field Coils for Transportation Applications
    Chris Kovacs (Scintillating Solutions LLC)
    11/07/2023, 17:35
    Invited Oral

    Abstract - The increasing demand for high-power density electric motors in transportation industries opens a new research opportunity to develop motor topologies with less weight and higher efficiency. In particular, electric aircraft applications require very high power density motors. And increases of efficiency are desired for transportation, to reduce system impacts of high heat loads and...

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  5. 589. M2Or3J-05: [Invited] AC Loss in no-insulation ReBCO racetrack coils for high-dynamic applications
    Prof. Herman Ten Kate (University of Twente)
    11/07/2023, 17:55
    Invited Oral

    There is growing interest to use superconductors for actuator applications. High-field superconducting electromagnets enable a much higher performance. DC-excited stator coils in such systems are subjected to time-varying magnetic fields of up to several hundred mT, leading to significant AC loss. Inherently stable no-insulation coils make motion systems more reliable, but come at the cost of...

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