
This paper deals with the analysis techniques of a high speed and high efficiency 10 kW, 30 000 rpm rated induction motor. The induction motor has been analyzed by the time-varying magnetic finite element method and the test results show that there is a possibility that the motor could be used in a high speed spindle system application. All performances of the prototype are successfully verified. All analysis techniques are introduced to develop a high speed and high efficiency induction motor made by copper die casting. The analysis techniques are composed of magnetic analysis, structural analysis, critical speed analysis, unbalance response analysis and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). CFD simulation results are compared with the experiment, and are within a 5% deviation.
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