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Frequency Domain Evaluation of Transient Finite Element Simulations of Induction Machines

A comprehensive procedure for the frequency domain evaluation of transient finite element simulations of induction machines is presented. The proposed algorithm allows the determination of the magnetic air-gap flux density for arbitrary operational points under consideration of the rotor movement. The flux density harmonics can be determined on the stator as well as on the moving rotor surface. For skewed induction machines, an interpolation algorithm for the axial behavior of the flux density is included. The procedure is demonstrated for a skewed induction machine operating at nominal load.