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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Superconducting Electric Machines"”.
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AC loss in MgB2-based fully superconducting electric machines
Superconducting electric machines have shown potential for dramatic increases in specific power for applications such as offshore wind generation, turbo-electric distributed propulsion in aircraft, and ship propulsion. Superconductors exhibit zero loss in dc conditions, though ac current produces …
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Analysis of superconducting electric machines for naval ship propulsion.
Thesis. 1978. Ocean E.--Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Ocean Engineering.
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Actively shielded air-core superconducting machines: optimization and design considerations
Superconducting electric machines hold immense promise for increases in power density, which is enabling for certain high-performance applications such as electric aviation and off shore wind generation. However, key challenges include limitations of magnetic materials and containment of fields …