Design and Simulation of a Hybrid Axial-Radial Magnetic Flux Dual Stator Switched Reluctance Motor

[@Mrjinsunkim]

Creating a dual stator for the switched reluctance motor is a great idea. I am curious about the actual motor production results. Also, there is a concern about the direction of the laminated core. We can also think about a somaloy pulber

[@maulana.arjuna]

Can we add another stator in axial flux? So we have 2 axial stator and 1 radial stator? And how about the magnet halbach array?

[@johnhsu5773]

Do you mean to drive this rotor with a Halbach array? What an interesting idea 😄!

[@maulana.arjuna]

Yes sir, im curious, i think it will be good based on your past video about it

[@moses5407]

Is this design available in your online ansys course material ... And where would I get access to the necessary software? Thanks! You've inspired me to try and learn this.

[@AlirezaSohrab-y8p]

great

[@AlirezaSohrab-y8p]

Hi, is it possible to share with us the configuration of drive and operation of switching?

[@moses5407]

Did you have any thoughts on the disk axial stator and one radial stator design ideas? And why 4 phase vs three phase?

[@johnhsu5773]

Generally speaking, the design of SRM can have multiple phase configurations, but the four phase configuration is the most common. As long as you can familiarize yourself with the most basic principles of motor control and design, you can design countless new types of motors, whether they are radial or axial flux motors.

[@moses5407]

@@johnhsu5773 understood thanks. And your thoughts on adding a second axial stator to this design? Any idea how it would affect fields?

[@moses5407]

​@@johnhsu5773 have you seen this? It's an interesting proposed design for the dark matter motor but others have proposed a single central rotor with u-shaped coils wrapped or bent across the rotor rim; two different ways of getting the combined axial and radial effects from a PM motor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWPVh6por6yarMksi=ZPoWxy1oVcfI2kVD