Abstract
In this paper, a novel bearingless permanent magnet machine (BPMM) without strong and complex magnetic field coupling, which can limit four degree-of-freedoms (DOFs) independently, is presented for the flywheel energy storage system (FESS). The proposed machine provides suspension force by means of interaction of flux density between the permanent magnet rings and the winding current. Afterwards, the structure parameters have been designed and the model of the proposed machine is derived. Meanwhile, based on the conventional cross feedback control, the modified control scheme with compensation for cross channels is illustrated. Additionally, combining with the machine model and modified cross feedback controller, the simulation is built to demonstrate the effectiveness. The results show the smaller fluctuation in steady state, fast response with disturbance and less impact on undisturbed channels by employing the modified control.
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