Nvh control method of tandem motor system
AssigneeZhejiang Siekon Transmission Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsWENYONG YU, YANG ZHU, CHAO YANG, FENGLI HUANG
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Abstract
Disclosed is a noise vibration and harshness (NVH) control method of a tandem motor system, which improves the NVH performance of a tandem motor by installing rotors of two motors in a misaligned manner, and calculates and finds an optimal misalignment angle between the two rotors through an optimization method, thereby minimizing an amplitude of a resultant cogging torque of the tandem motor to the greatest extent. The rotors adopt segmented skew structures. Additionally, the performance of the tandem motor is further enhanced through a multi-motor vector control technology and a phase-shifted pulse width modulation (PWM) control technology.
Claims4
A noise vibration and harshness (NVH) control method of a tandem motor system, comprising a motor I and a motor II, rotor shafts of the two motors being connected to each other to form a tandem motor, wherein rotors of the motor I and the motor II are staggered with each other at an angle of Δθ when being installed, such that a resultant cogging torque of the tandem motor varies with Δθ, wherein the maximum value of Δθ, Δθmax, is determined by the number of stator slots Z and the number of rotor pole pairs Pn, of a motor, as shown in the following formula:
- Δ
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- θ
- max
- =
- P
- n
- Z
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- 360
- when an amplitude of the resultant cogging torque varies with Δθ, there exists an optimal Δθopt within a range of [0, Δθmax], at which the amplitude of the resultant cogging torque of the tandem motor is minimal;
- as shown in the figure, an angle of Δθopt is an optimal misaligned installation angle for the rotors of the motor I and the motor II;
- and a method for optimizing Δθ through a controller is as follows:
- S1, installing the tandem motor on a test bench;
- S2, dividing Δθmax into N equal parts, denoted as
- Δ
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- θ
- i
- =
- Δ
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- θ
- i
- -
- 1
- +
- (
- i
- -
- 1
- )
- ·
- Δ
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- θ
- max
- N
- ,
- wherein i=1, 2, . . . , N+1, and Δθ0=0;
- S3, first setting i=1, and calculating a misalignment angle Δθ1 (i=1) between the rotors of the motor I and the motor II when i=1;
- S4, starting the tandem motor and waiting until a rotational speed of the tandem motor is stable;
- S5, measuring and recording the resultant cogging torque of the tandem motor under the stable rotational speed state;
- S6, stopping the motor and setting i=i+1;
- S7, determining whether i is equal to N+1, if so, proceeding to the next step S8, and if not, returning to S3 and recalculating the misalignment angle Δθi based on a new value of i;
- and
- S8, conducting a final analysis on a measured result to obtain the optimal Δθopt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.