Mechanical Design of Electric Motors
Electric motors are extensively used in industrial, commercial, and military applications such as automobiles, elevators, electronic devices, robots, appliances, medical equipment, energy-conversion systems, machine tools, aircraft carriers, and satellites. Along with the rapid growth in energy demand all over the world in recent years, it has become a challenge for the motor industry to design and manufacture high-efficiency, high-reliability,low-cost, and quiet electric motors with superior performance.
Kollmorgen Corporation, a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation, is the global leader in the design, development, manufacture, and service of innovative and reliable products in the motion control industry. As the chief engineer of Kollmorgen, I have long been eagerly awaiting a modern book on the mechanical design of electric motors.
Kollmorgen Corporation, a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation, is the global leader in the design, development, manufacture, and service of innovative and reliable products in the motion control industry. As the chief engineer of Kollmorgen, I have long been eagerly awaiting a modern book on the mechanical design of electric motors.
However, most available books on electric motors in the market focus primarily on electromagnetic design rather than mechanical design. After a long unsuccessful search, one day I was suddenly struck with a thought: Why not write this book myself? This thought has inspired me to embark on the arduous task of compiling recent developments and advances in the mechanical design of electric motors into one book.
Despite significant advances in the last decades, the design, development, and implementation of modern electric motors still pose challenges for motor engineers and designers.
This is because they involve a wide variety of disciplines, such as mechanics, electromagnetics, electronics, fluid and solid dynamics, heat transfer, material science, tribology, acoustics, control theory, manufacturing technology, and engineering economics, to name a few. In order to meet customer-specific requirements, today’s motor manufacturers must effectively provide customized premium efficient products and services for accommodating multiple markets.
Despite significant advances in the last decades, the design, development, and implementation of modern electric motors still pose challenges for motor engineers and designers.
This is because they involve a wide variety of disciplines, such as mechanics, electromagnetics, electronics, fluid and solid dynamics, heat transfer, material science, tribology, acoustics, control theory, manufacturing technology, and engineering economics, to name a few. In order to meet customer-specific requirements, today’s motor manufacturers must effectively provide customized premium efficient products and services for accommodating multiple markets.
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