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Heat Transfer Model on 120kW BLDC Motor Integrated Controller
Khaireza Hadi (1,2,a), Andri Setiyoso (2), Hilwaldi Hidersah (1)

(1) School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia
(a)*khaireza[at]students.itb.ac.id
*khaireza[at]pindad.com
(2) PT. Pindad (Persero) - Indonesia


Abstract

Heat condition on components even on systems will impress a lifetime of components and it will affect all of systems. On BLDC motor system with power capacitance 120 kW will simulate the 3 dimension (3D) model as divide onto 2 components which is BLDC Motor 120 kW and Infineon IGBT type FF1400R12IP4. The simulation do on full power situation. BLDC Motor 120 kW model using 1 slot on stator with water cooling and 1 pole magnet on rotor. The stator winding will become heat source, with maximal power value is 1 per 9 from power rated, while IGBT model using 3 pcs of IGBT arranged in cooling plate. Each of IGBT will become heat source with maximal input power to system is 40 kW. Simulation time run is t = 3600s. The simulation base on online simulation using SimScale, generated the thermal change on each of supporting component on the system. Final condition after 3 situation simulation sequentially of BLDC Motor and IGBT will generate final temperature on face133, face193, face177 and face185 of stator winding is 442.68 K, 439.75 K, 430.6 K and 424.59 K. On face1602, face5562 and face84 of IGBT is 854.21 K, 663.74 K and 635.78 K.

Keywords: Heat transfer, BLDC motor, IGBT, online simulation

Topic: Cooling System for Electric Vehicle

Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Khaireza Hadi)

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