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ABSTRACT
The considerable advances achieved in the field of electrotechnical materials such as permanent magnets and in that of power electronics have led to significant improvements and the development of new technologies for rotating electrical machines. These advances have notably allowed for the development of high-torque drives by means of permanent magnet machines. these technologies have found a privileged application field in naval electric propulsion and on-board actuators.
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Patrick BRUTSAERT: Engineer from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Métiers (ENSAM) - Engineer in the Rotating Machinery Research Department - Société Jeumont S.A.
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Daniel LALOY: Engineer from the École Supérieure d'Électricité (Supélec) - Laboratory Manager - Société Jeumont S.A.
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Philippe ROBERT: Engineer from the École Nationale Supérieure d'Ingénieurs Électriciens de Grenoble (ENSIEG) - Engineer in the Rotating Machinery Research Department - Société Jeumont S.A.
INTRODUCTION
Major advances in electrotechnical materials such as permanent magnets, and in power electronics, have led to significant improvements and the emergence of new technologies for rotating electrical machines. In particular, these advances have made it possible to produce compact, high-torque drives using permanent magnet machines. These technologies are particularly well-suited to naval electric propulsion and on-board actuators, for which the constraints of volume, availability and acoustic discretion are particularly demanding. Numerous developments aimed at using this type of machine in wind energy are currently underway.
This file is part of a series on "Construction of rotating machines": [D 3 570] "Characteristics"; [D 3 571] "Components"; [D 3 572] "AC machines"; [D 3 573] "DC machines"; [D3 574] "High-torque magnet machines"; [Doc. D 3 575] "Further information".
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Bibliography
In Techniques de l'Ingénieur
Standardization
French and European standards
NF EN 10106 August 1996
Cold-rolled non-oriented magnetic sheets supplied in the finished state
NF EN 60034-1 December 2004
Rotating electrical machines – Part 1: rated and operating characteristics
NF EN 60034-2 December 2005 + NF EN 60034-2/A1-A2 January 2006
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Organizations
LCIE (Laboratoire Central des Industries Électriques)
INERIS (Institut National de l'Environnement et des Risques)
ISSeP (Institut Scientifique de Service Public)
Rotating machine manufacturers
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Jeumont SA
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Alstom
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