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Comparison of flux density between different thicknesses of non oriented electrical steel material using FEM software
Yanawati, Yahya; Ismail, Daut, Prof. Dr.; Siti Rafidah, Abdul Rahim; Nur Shafiqin, Shariffuddin; Mastika, Abdullah; Pungut, Ibrahim (Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP)Centre for Graduate Studies, 2010-10-16)Generally, 0.35mm has better performance than 0.5mm thickness of material in terms of losses reduction and money saving potential. This paper presents the comparison of the 0.35mm and 0.5mm thickness of non oriented ... -
The impacts of stator materials on induction motor nameplate parameters for high performance
Ismail, Daut, Prof. Dr.; Mohd S Ezwan, Abdullah; Gomesh Nair, Shasidharan; Yanawati, Yahya; Nor Shafiqin, Shariffuddin; Pungut, Ibrahim (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2010-12-13)Core materials and magnet wire sizes were analyzed in order to find out the impacts on nameplate for high performance motor. Stack length and back core iron depth of stator geometry design are the parameters involve in ... -
The impacts of stator outside diameters on induction motor nameplates: Analysis by using a finite element
Ismail, Daut, Prof. Dr.; Mastika, Abdullah; Gomesh Nair, Shasidharan; Yanawati, Yahya; Nor Shafiqin, Shariffuddin; Pungut, Ibrahim (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2010-12-13)Design stimulation by software is important in order to save money and time. This paper is using stimulation software, which is a finite element method, to analyze the stator outside diameter impact on rated current, horse ... -
Performance comparison different thickness of non oriented electrical steel material using analysis and performance chart from FEM software
Yanawati, Yahya; Ismail, Daut, Prof. Dr.; Nair, Gomesh; Nor Shafiqin, Shariffuddin; Pungut, Ibrahim; M., Abdullah (Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP)Centre for Graduate Studies, 2010-10-16)With market condition today, the economics are such that users and engineer are looking for the best fit for the application at the most reasonable cost in purchasing induction motors. Generally, 0.35mm thickness of ...