Review and Recent Developments of Speed Regulation Technology for Energy Conservation Based on Permanent Magnet Adjustable Speed Drive
IEEE ACCESS(2024)
Abstract
The speed regulation technology for energy conservation of pump and fan systems occupies an important position in industrial field. The paper focuses on the rapid development and research significance of speed regulation technology for energy conservation based on different permanent magnet adjustable speed drives (PMASDs). The development history and speed regulation scheme for energy conservation are introduced step by step. The features of theoretical model based on magnetic vector potential and equivalent magnetic circuit methods are presented and studied in the paper, which is benefit to select a suitable method for a specific drive. Several optimization methods of design parameters of PMASDs are given in the paper. The structure and operating principle of some new speed regulation scheme are described, and their advantages, disadvantages and feasibility of engineering application are analyzed. Finally, the proposed speed regulation technologies for energy conservation are summarized and classified from the aspects of magnetic circuit structure, permanent magnet rotor structure, conductor rotor structure, and the slip power conversion scheme. In a conclusion, the power-fed PMASD will be the future of energy conservation technology for the high-efficiency and low-cost large pump and fan systems.
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Key words
Regulation,Energy conservation,Variable speed drives,Rotors,Motors,Torque,Magnetic circuits,Equivalent circuits,Permanent magnet motors,Adjustable speed drive,energy conservation,equivalent magnetic circuit,magnetic vector potential,mechanical flux adjustment,optimization method,permanent magnet,power-fed
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