Acoustic Noise Analysis of a High-Speed High-Power Switched Reluctance Machine: Frame Effects PROJECT TITLE :Acoustic Noise Analysis of a High-Speed High-Power Switched Reluctance Machine: Frame EffectsABSTRACT:This paper examines the effect of frame on the acoustic noise and vibration of a high-speed and high-power switched reluctance machine (SRM). 5 sorts of frame/ribs are investigated, where different frame thicknesses, types of cooling ribs, and frame shapes have been analyzed. For this purpose, a 12/8 SRM has been designed at twenty two 00zero r/min and a hundred and fifty kW and 2 stages are applied. In the first stage, a replacement equivalent stiffness of the frame is utilised so as to estimate the resonant frequencies for different frame shapes. The paper provides a mathematical calculation method and evaluates its effectiveness with finite-component simulations. The results indicate an improvement between 4percent and twenty fivep.c in the estimation natural frequencies. The second stage includes the vibration and acoustic noise analysis using three-D finite-part methodology. Considerations for acoustic noise reduction in high-speed SRM using completely different frame varieties and cooling ribs are mentioned. Notably, radial and screw-kind configurations represent a better resolution to decrease the sound pressure level up to 12 dB. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Multiphase Starter Generator for a 48-V Mini-Hybrid Powertrain: Design and Testing A Vectorless Approach for Predicting Switching Activity in a Digital Circuit