Electrical equipment design is a subject that embodies the ability to produce equipment of the performance that is appropriate for use economically and in a short period of time. Because more than half of the world's electrical energy is consumed through electrical equipment, electrical equipment design requires high energy efficiency from environmental considerations. In order to achieve this, it is required to know not only the knowledge already-studied in electrical engineering, such as electromagnetism and electrical machines, but also other knowledge in thermal and fluid dynamics, material mechanics, and so on. Therefore, at first, this course teaches the fundamental contents such as electric machine structures, manufacturing process, material selection, cooling technique, thermal estimation, magnetic characteristics, and so on. After that, it also provides the design procedures and exercises of single-phase transformers and induction motor as the examples of stationary and rotating machines. Finally, the fundamentals of technical drawings will be presented for the students to understand the design intent in design drawings and circuit diagrams.
The aim of this course is to have the following abilities:
1) To understand and explain the basic structures, materials, and principles of electric machines from the design point of view.
2) To understand and explain not only electrical theories but also heat transfer, mechanical strength, ventilation, and so on regarding electric machine design.
3) To perform a practical design regarding single-phase transformers and induction motors.
4) To interpret design drawings and circuit diagrams with understanding the fundamentals in technical drawing.
✔ Applicable | How instructors' work experience benefits the course |
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The lecturer has rich experiences in designing and developing induction motors and special motors, thus, his experiences will enhance this lecture in many subjects. |
Electric machines, induction motors, transformers, electromagnetic analysis, and technical drawing.
Specialist skills | Intercultural skills | Communication skills | ✔ Critical thinking skills | Practical and/or problem-solving skills |
✔ ・Applied specialist skills on EEE |
This course presents the fundamentals required to the electric machine design, practical design procedures, basic technical drawings, new technology for high-performance and miniaturized electric machines using numerical analysis, using textbooks and other materials for distribution. And a lecture style will be face to face or ZOOM. After the completion of the 9th lecture (design of Transformers) and the 13th lecture (Induction machine design), the design of transformers and induction motors is carried out and requested to be submitted in the form of reports.
Course schedule | Required learning | |
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Class 1 | Guidance of class and introduction to electrical equipment design History and classification of electrical equipment, the flow of electrical equipment design, required by the designer Requirements for electrical equipment design (specifications, standards, legal regulations) | Understanding of electric machine design and requirements |
Class 2 | Basic structure, parts name and production method of electrical equipment (rotary machines and Transformers) | Understanding the basic structure of electrical equipment |
Class 3 | Materials used in electrical equipment and required properties (conductive materials, magnetic materials, insulating materials, etc.) | Understanding the characteristics of materials for electrical equipment |
Class 4 | Heat transfer fundamentals, electrical equipment temperature calculation and cooling system | Understanding the fundamentals of heat transfer |
Class 5 | Induction electromotive force and electrical equipment winding (type, structure, manufacturing method, materials used) | Understanding Electrical Equipment Winding |
Class 6 | Magnetic Circuits and Reactance The concept of electric power calculation, type of leakage reactance and calculation method | Understanding of magnetic circuit |
Class 7 | Losses, efficiency | Understanding efficiency and mechanical constraints |
Class 8 | Determine Electrical device dimensions Basic idea of the determination of physique of electric loading, magnetic loading and electrical equipment | Understanding how to determine the dimensions of electrical equipment |
Class 9 | Transformer design Determination of stator core dimensions and winding configuration of single-phase transformers | Understanding of transformer design |
Class 10 | Mechanical constraints of rotating machines and induction motors design (1) Mechanical restrictions in rotating machine design Basic characteristics of induction motors Outline of induction motor design method Determination of the stator core physique | Understanding of induction motor design |
Class 11 | Induction motor Design (2) Determining the number of slots and stator winding configuration | Understanding of induction motor design |
Class 12 | Induction motor Design (3) Calculation of stator winding temperature Determination of stator core specifications and design of magnetic circuits | Understanding of induction motor design |
Class 13 | Induction motor Design (4) Determination of rotor core specifications and design of magnetic circuits Determination of winding specifications of induction motor Calculation of characteristic curves Calculation of rotor winding temperature Calculation of each loss and efficiency | Understanding of induction motor design |
Class 14 | Fundamental of technical drawing and analysis technology for electrical machine design | Understanding of technical drawing and analysis technology |
Class 15 | X | X |
To enhance effective learning, students are encouraged to spend a certain length of time outside of class on preparation and review (including for assignments), as specified by the Tokyo Institute of Technology Rules on Undergraduate Learning (東京工業大学学修規程) and the Tokyo Institute of Technology Rules on Graduate Learning (東京工業大学大学院学修規程), for each class.
They should do so by referring to textbooks and other course material.
Keichi Hirose, Hideo Sumitani, Ohmsya, (ISBN 978-4-88686-262-4)
Some required documents will be distributed in the class, except for the textbook.
Grading depends on reports designing a transformer (20%) and an induction motor (80%).
It is better to complete the Electric Machinery class.