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Heat Dissipation of Liquid Cooling Switched Reluctance Motor with
Improved Parallel Flow Channel
AN Zhiguo, DOU Wang, LI Yakun, WANG Shanming
2021, 40(06):
136-142.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-0696.2021.06.21
Taking the cooling channel of switched reluctance motor as the research object, an improved parallel channel was proposed on the basis of the traditional parallel flow channel, which had the advantages of low requirement for cooling system, good cooling effect and simple manufacturing process. The 3D numerical simulation model of the motor was established and a comparative investigation on the cooling performance was carried out, between traditional and improved parallel channels with variations of fluid flow rate, ambient temperature, and initial temperature of fluid under condition of the transformer oil as medium. Then, the influence of fluid medium on the temperature rise of the improved parallel channel motor was further analyzed. The researches show that: under different fluid flow rates, the heat dissipation performance of the improved parallel channel is better than that of the traditional parallel channel, and it is not easy to be affected by the environment, so it has better thermal stability; when the flow rate is 2L/min, the maximum temperature difference between the two flow channels is 5.9℃. By comparing the influence of different cooling media on the heat dissipation performance of the improved parallel channel of switched reluctance motor, the following conclusions are drawn: compared with transformer oil and ethylene glycol mixture solution, the liquid water cooling effect is the best, and among the three media, the transformer oil channel pressure difference is the smallest. The fluid flow rate has the greatest influence on the cooling effect of transformer oil and the least influence on the pressure difference of channel. When the volume concentration of ethylene glycol increases, the cooling effect of the mixed solution of ethylene glycol becomes worse and the channel pressure difference increases.
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