22–27 Sept 2019
Hyatt Regency Hotel Vancouver
Canada/Pacific timezone

Wed-Mo-Po3.13-11 [119]: Design of a High temperature superconducting linear synchronous motor for pulse power application

25 Sept 2019, 09:30
1h 45m
Level 3 Posters

Level 3 Posters

Poster Presentation Wed-Mo-Po3.13 - Motors X

Speaker

Shifeng Shen (Naval University of Engineering)

Description

Linear synchronous motor is expected to be widely used in pulse power application, such as electromagnetic launch. A High Temperature Superconducting linear synchronous motor (HTS-LSM) for pulse power application is developed in this paper. A HTS winding is used as the moving coil, the stator coil is wound with copper winding. The superconducting winding has been excitation to flow DC current before a launch, which makes the current flows in the HTS winding in a closed-loop and remain constant DC during the launching. Thanks to both the zero resistance characteristics of superconducting and short-time emission characteristics of pulse power applications, a synchronous launch is achieved without a DC excitation applied on the moving coil. At the end of a launch process, the limited launch velocity is expected to reach the maximum point with the margin of the critical current of the HTS winding reducing to near zero. A small HTS-LSM prototype is designed in this paper. Both the synchronous launch mechanism of HTS-LSM and the electromagnetic characteristics of the superconducting winding are researched. The limit launch characteristic of the superconducting winding is also studied. Results show that the HTS-LSM has a higher utilization ratio of superconducting wires and a good emission efficiency.

Primary authors

Dr Daoyuan Song (Naval University of Engineering) Shifeng Shen (Naval University of Engineering) Prof. Xusheng Wu (Naval University of Engineering) Prof. Zhaolong Sun (Naval University of Engineering)

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