Motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque and its optimal efficiency control

Abstract

An electric motor includes 3 stators and 1 rotor which employs distributed winding. The axial magnetic circuit generates permanent magnet torque, while the radial magnetic circuit generates reluctance torque. By decoupling the axial and radial magnetic circuits, the separation and the independent control of the permanent magnet torque and the reluctance torque are realized. Each stator and rotor can be processed independently, and modular installation can be processed, thereby reducing the difficulty of motor processing.

Claims

1. A motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque, said motor comprising a casing, a radial motor inside the casing, a first axial motor and a second axial motor, the radial motor comprising the first axial motor and the second axial motor, respectively; wherein the radial motor comprises a radial stator and a radial rotor, wherein an integer slot distributed winding is adopted in the radial stator and a synchronous reluctance rotor is employed as the radial rotor, wherein the radial motor is adapted to produce only reluctance torque; wherein the first axial motor comprises a first axial stator and a first axial rotor, and the second axial motor comprises a second axial stator and a second axial rotor, and wherein in the first axial stator and the second axial stator, fractional slot concentrated windings are used; wherein surface mounted permanent magnets are fixed on the second axial rotor and the first axial rotor, said permanent magnets having excitation directions parallel to an axial direction of the motor, and adjacent permanent magnets have opposite excitation directions, whereupon the axial motor only produces permanent magnet torque; wherein the radial motor is adapted for either an inner rotor or an outer rotor structure, wherein the first axial motor and the second axial motor, and the first axial stator and the first axial rotor being interchangeable in positions along the axial direction, and the second axial stator and a second axial rotor being interchangeable in positions along the axial direction, whereupon the radial motor generates radial flux, while the first axial motor and the second axial motor generate axial magnetic flux, and the radial flux and axial flux are perpendicular to each other, resulting in the decoupling of radial flux and axial flux; and wherein outer diameters of the second axial rotor and the first axial rotor are equal, while an outer diameter of the radial rotor is unequal to and larger than the outer diameters of the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor; further comprising one or more of the following features: the control method is divided into three regions: the first section is the low speed region, the middle and the high speed area is the second region, the third region is the high speed area; in the first region, permanent magnet torque is used as the main driving torque, and the torque produced by second axial stator, the first and second axial stator axial rotors, and the first axial rotor plays a leading role; in the second region, the permanent magnet torque and the reluctance torque are the driving torque together, and the radial motor, the first axial motor and the second axial motor are all involved to provide output torque; in the third region, the reluctance torque is adopted as the main driving torque, the torque produced by the radial stator and radial rotor plays a dominant role, and the axial stator and rotor is adapted to be used to charge the power source if the permanent magnet torque is not needed in the drive system; and an optimal efficiency control of a single radial motor or a first axial motor or a second axial motor are achieved, wherein a first relationship between dg currents and the inductances of the motor is built with the help of finite element software, a second relationship between them and iron loss is built, and, on a basis of the first and second relationships, an operation point of maximum efficiency is determined by adjusting the current angle, wherein an essence of searching for maximum efficiency point is to find the right current angle for maximum efficiency, and the current angle is modified by searching the maximum efficiency point until the right current angle is found; and, wherein optimal efficiency control for the motor is achieved as follows: A Step 1, in which a simulation results of a finite element model, the polynomial fitting is used to construct the polynomial relationship between the quadrature axis and the direct axis inductance (L.sub.q and L.sub.d) and the quadrature axis and the direct axis current (i.sub.q and i.sub.d) of the motor; A Step 2, in which stator iron loss of the motor is modeled, and a relationship between (P.sub.fe) and (L.sub.d), (L.sub.q), (i.sub.d) and (i.sub.q) is established; A Step 3, in which using the motor iron loss model and the d, q axis voltage equation of the motor, an equivalent resistance of the iron loss (R.sub.Fe) is calculated; A Step 4, in which the given current (i.sub.s) and current angle (), the currents of d- and q-axis (i.sub.d,i.sub.q) are calculated; A Step 5, in which a fitting polynomial with the given i.sub.d and i.sub.q, the inductances of d- and q-axis (L.sub.d,L.sub.q) are calculated; A Step 6, in which inductances of d- and q-axis obtained by step 5, the voltages of d- and q-axis are calculated; A Step 7, in which currents and voltages of d- and q-axis, the input and output powers are calculated; and A Step 8, in which motor efficiency is calculated and judged whether it is the biggest, and if it is, the currents of d- and q-axis is obtained; and if it is not, the current angle is modified and the process returns to Step 4 and repeated.

2. The motor of claim 1, characterized by one or more of the following features: the radial motor is an inner rotor structure; the inner ring of radial rotor is a shaft, the inner ring of radial stator is the radial rotor, and there is a radial air gap between them; the two sides of the end of radial rotor are connected with a first axial rotor and a second axial rotor, respectively; the first axial stator and the second axial stator are arranged on an outermost layer of the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor, respectively; the permanent magnets on the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor are arranged on the side respectively close to the first axial stator and the second axial stator; and the radial stator, the first axial stator and the second axial stator are mounted on the casing.

3. The motor of claim 1, characterized by one or more of the following features: the radial motor is an outer rotor structure, and the radial rotor is adapted to be directly installed in a wheel to form a hub structure; the inner ring of radial stator is the radial rotor, and there is a radial air gap between them; the two sides of the end of the radial rotor are set with a first axial rotor and a second axial rotor respectively; the first axial stator and the second axial stator are arranged on the outermost layer of the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor respectively; the permanent magnets on the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor are arranged on the side respectively close to the first axial stator and the second axial stator respectively; and the radial stator, the first axial stator and the second axial stator are connected to the shaft.

4. The motor of claim 1, characterized by one or more of the following features: the radial motor is an inner rotor structure; the inner ring of radial rotor is a shaft; the inner ring of radial stator is set with a radial rotor, and there is a radial air gap between them; the first axial stator and the second axial stator are placed along the axial direction, while the radial stator is nested in the core of the stator and the second axial stator along the axial direction; the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor are arranged on the outermost layer of the first axial stator and the second axial stator respectively; the permanent magnets on the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor are fixed on the side close to the first axial stator and the second axial stator respectively; the first axial stator and the second axial stator are arranged on the casing; and the radial rotor, the first axial rotor and the second axial rotor are connected with the shaft.

5. The motor of claim 1, wherein the rotor structure of the radial rotor comprises a shape rotor, a V type rotor, a multi-layer air slot rotor or a switched reluctance rotor structure; and the permanent magnets are surface mounted, surface inlay and Halbach array, and the surface sticking coefficient of the permanent magnet ranges from 0.8 to 1.

6. The motor of claim 1, wherein the radial stator comprises an integer slot distributed winding structure: the number of slots and the number of poles need to meet the formula q=S/(2*P*m), and the value of q is integer; and the second axial stator and the first axial stator comprise a fractional slot concentrated winding structure: the number of slots and the number of poles need to meet the formula S=2P+2, wherein m is the phase of motor, S is the slot number of motor, p is the pole of motor, q is the number of slots per pole of motor.

7. The motor of claim 2, wherein an outer diameter of the radial rotor is larger than that of the first axial rotor or the second axial rotor, wherein outer ratio of diameters between the first axial rotor and the radial rotor preferably is in the range from 0.7 to 0.9.

8. The motor of claim 1, wherein when the ratio of outer diameters between the radial rotor and the first axial rotor or the second axial rotor is fixed, the ratio of axial thickness between the radial rotor and the first axial rotor or the second axial rotor is in the range from 0.2 to 0.8.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is the structure explosion diagram of the specific example 1;

(2) FIG. 2 is the assembly drawing of the specific example 1;

(3) FIGS. 3(a)-3(d) are sketch maps of the radial rotor,

(4) FIG. 4 is the sketch map of the permanent magnet and the excitation direction;

(5) FIG. 5 is the magnetic circuit of the radial and axial; (a) is schematic partial structure diagram of the radial stator and rotor; (b) is the B-B sectional view of the radial stator and rotor,

(6) FIG. 6 is the simulation results chart of the magnetic circuit of the radial and axial; (a) is the magnetic circuit with no radial current; (b) is the magnetic circuit with radial current;

(7) FIG. 7 is the simulation results chart of the EMF; (a) is the EMF with no radial current; (b) is the EMF of the fractional slot concentrated winding;

(8) FIG. 8 is the structure explosion diagram of the specific example 2;

(9) FIG. 9 is the structure explosion diagram of the specific example 3;

(10) FIG. 10 is the three segment torque distribution diagram; (a) is the region division; (b) is the low speed region; (c) is the high speed region;

(11) FIG. 11 is MEPA control chart based on optimal torque and current distribution;

(12) FIG. 12 is the MEPA control chart of on motor;

(13) FIG. 1-9: where the shell is 1, the radial stator is 2-1; the right axial stator is 2-2, the left axial stator is 2-3, the radial rotor is 3-1; the left axial rotor is 3-2, the right axial rotor is the 3-3, the integer slot distributed winding is 4-1, the fractional slot concentrated winding is 4-3, the bearing is 7, the shaft is 8.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(14) This section will describe the technical scheme of the invention clearly and completely according to these figures of this invention.

(15) The detailed description of the invention is as follows. The example of the implementation is shown in the figures. The same or similar labels from beginning to end indicate the same or similar elements or components having the same or similar functions. The following examples described by reference drawings are exemplary, only for the interpretation of the invention, and should not be interpreted as a limit to the invention.

(16) The motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque comprises a casing, a radial motor inside of the casing, a left axial motor and a right axial motor. The two sides of the radial motor are surrounded by the left axial motor and the right axial motor, respectively; the radial motor comprises a radial stator 2-1 and a radial rotor 3-1. The integer slot distributed winding is adopted in radial stator 2-1 and the synchronous reluctance rotor (with flat rotor, V type rotor, multi-layer air slot rotor or switched reluctance rotor structure) is employed as radial rotor 3-1. Then, the radial motor only produces reluctance torque. The left axial motor comprises a left axial stator 2-3 and a left axial rotor 3-2. The right axial motor comprises a right axial stator 2-2 and a right axial rotor 3-3. The left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 use fractional slot concentrated winding. Meanwhile, the right axial rotor 3-3 and the left axial rotor 3-2 have surface mounted permanent magnets 6. The excitation direction of the permanent magnets 6 is parallel to the axial direction of the motor, and the adjacent permanent magnets have opposite excitation directions. Then, the axial motor only produces permanent magnet torque. The radial motor can adopt an inner rotor or an outer rotor structure. In the left axial motor and the right axial motor, the left axial stator 2-3 and the left axial rotor 3-2 can interchange positions along axial direction, the right axial stator 2-2 and a right axial rotor 3-3 can interchange positions along axial direction.

(17) The right axial rotor 3-3 and the left axial rotor 3-2 have the same radiuses length, and the radius of the radial rotor 3-1 is different from that of the right axial rotor 3-3 and the left axial rotor 3-2, which is to restrain the radial and axial leakage flux and facilitate decoupling.

(18) At the condition that the radius ratio of the radial rotor 3-1 with the left and right axial rotor 3-2, 3-3 is fixed, the axial thickness ratio of the radial rotor 3-1 and left axial rotor 3-2 should be set to 0.2-0.8, to adjust the proportional of the reluctance torque and permanent magnet torque.

Specific Example 1

(19) As shown in FIG. 1, the invention is a motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque. The motor includes 3 stators and 3 rotors, 3 stators are: radial stator 2-1, right axial stator 2-2, left axial stator 2-3; the 3 rotors are: radial rotor 3-1, left axial rotor 3-2, and right axial rotor 3-3. The radial stator use the integer slot distributed winding 4-1, the left axial stator 2-3 use the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-2, and the right axial stator 2-2 use the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-3. The permanent magnets 6 are surface mounted on the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3.

(20) The radial motor uses inner rotor structure in this example. The inner ring of radial rotor 3-1 is a shaft 8. The inner ring of radial stator 2-1 is the radial rotor 3-1, and there is a radial air gap 5-1 between them. The two sides of the end of radial rotor 3-1 are connected with a left axial rotor 3-2 and a right axial rotor 3-3, respectively.

(21) The left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 are arranged on the outermost layer of the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3, respectively. The permanent magnets on the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3 are arranged on the side close to the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2, respectively. The radial stator 2-1, the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 are mounted on the casing 1.

(22) In order to further illustrate the structure of the motor, the axial section of the motor is presented, as shown in the FIG. 2. From the FIG. 2, the components in the radial direction of this motor from the inside to the outside are casing 1.fwdarw.radial stator 2-1.fwdarw.radial air gap 5-1.fwdarw.radial rotor 3-1 and shaft 8, the radial stator 2-1 and radial rotor 3-1 are connected by air gap 5-1. Meanwhile, the components in the axial direction of this motor from the inside to the outside are casing 1.fwdarw.left axial stator 2-3.fwdarw.axial air gap 5-2.fwdarw.permanent magnet 6.fwdarw.left axial rotor 3-2.fwdarw.radial rotor 3-1.fwdarw.right axial rotor 3-3.fwdarw.permanent magnet 6.fwdarw.axial air gap 5-3.fwdarw.axial stator 2-2. From the overall structure of the motor, the motor consists of 1 radial motor and 2 axial motors, but different from the traditional composite motor, the radial motors only produce reluctance torque and the axial motors only produce permanent magnet torque. Meanwhile, based on the design of radial and axial magnetic circuit, the permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque of the motor are separated. In this invention, the radial stator 2-1 using the distributed winding structure and the radial rotor 3-1 using the reluctance rotor with air slot structure is to make the radial motor only produce reluctance torque.

(23) The air slot structure of the radial rotor can use the structures shown in FIGS. 3(a)-3(d). The reluctance rotor structures include: flat type rotor (flat type air slot is uniformly arranged along the rotor circumference), V type rotor (V type air slot is uniformly arranged along the rotor circumference), and multi-layer air slot rotor (multi trapezoidal air slot is evenly arranged along the circumference of the rotor) and switched reluctance rotor. The selection principle depends on the specific adoption of the reluctance torque, and the priority selection of this invention is a multi-layer air slot rotor. In order to make the left and right axial motor produce only permanent magnetic torque, the right axis stator 2-2 and the left axial stator 2-3 adopt fractional slot concentrated winding structure, meanwhile, the permanent magnets 6 are surface mounted on the right axial rotor 3-3 and the left axial rotor 3-2.

(24) The excitation mode of the permanent magnets 6 in the axial direction is shown in FIG. 4. As can be seen from FIG. 4, the excitation directions of adjacent two permanent magnets 6 are parallel to the axial direction of the motor and opposite with each other. As an embodiment of the presented invention, the permanent magnets can be installed in three forms: surface mounted, surface embedded and Halbach array. The surface mounting coefficient of permanent magnet is between 0.8-1.

(25) The right axial rotor 3-3 and the left axial rotor 3-2 have the same radiuses length. The outer diameter of the radial rotor 3-1 is larger than the outer diameter of the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3. In order to ensure the output ability of permanent magnet torque and the suppression of magnetic flux leakage at the end, the outer diameter ratio of the left axial rotor 3-2 and the radial rotor 3-1 is set in the range of 0.7-0.9.

(26) The permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque are separated on the magnetic circuit, which is beneficial to adjust the proportion of the reluctance torque and permanent magnetic torque. When the radial radius ratio of the radial rotor and the axial rotor is fixed, the radial rotor and the axial rotor axial thickness ratio should be set in the range of 0.2-0.8.

(27) The specific magnetic circuit of the radial and axial motor is shown in FIGS. 5(a)-5(b). As can be seen from FIGS. 5(a)-5(b), in the radial magnetic circuit, the magnetic circuit generated by the radial stator 2-1 links with the air slots in the radial rotor 3-1. The difference of the d, q axis inductances of the radial rotor 3-1 contributes to produce torque. There is no permanent magnet on the radial rotor 3-1. In the axial magnetic circuit, the magnetic circuit generated by the axial stator 2-3 links with the permanent magnets 6 on the right axial rotor 3-3, the output torque is generated by the interaction between the armature winding flux and the permanent magnetic flux linkage, so the output torque is the permanent magnet torque. In order to ensure the decoupling of permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque, the decoupling of radial and axial magnetic circuits must be ensured under the condition of no-load and load.

(28) FIGS. 6(a)-6(b) show the distribution of the magnetic field of the motor under the condition of no-load and radial current. As can be seen from the FIG. 6, in the case of no-load, the motor only has axial flux path, meaning that the flux generated by permanent magnet 6 will not pass through the radial stator 2-1. From the motor's flux distribution after the current passes through the radial integral slot distributed winding 4-1, it can be seen that the motor has both the axial flux path and radial flux path, and the directions of them are perpendicular to each other, it means the decoupling of the radial and axial flux is achieved. In order to accurately explain the radial and axial decoupling effect, the EMF changes of the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-2 and integer slot distributed winding 4-1 under the condition of no load as well as radial integer slot distributed winding 4-1 applied current have been given in FIGS. 7(a)-7(b). As can be seen in FIG. 7, under no-load condition, the back EMF exists in the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-2 and turns out 0 in the integer slot distributed winding 4-1. Thus, the flux linkage produced by the permanent magnet is only connected with the right axial stator 2-2 and the left axial stator 2-3, and no flux through radial stator 2-1. In the case of radial integer slot distributed winding 4-1 applied current, the back EMF of the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-2 is more consistent with the no-load, which illustrate the validity of the decoupling of radial and axial magnetic circuits, and prove that this invention is a motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque.

Specific Example 2

(29) As shown in FIG. 8, the invention is a motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque. The motor includes 3 stators and 3 rotors, the 3 stators are: radial stator 2-1, right axial stator 2-2, left axial stator 2-3; the 3 rotors are: radial rotor 3-1, left axial rotor 3-2, and right axial rotor 3-3.

(30) The radial motor of this specific example is an outer rotor structure, and the radial rotor 3-1 can be directly installed in the wheel to form a hub structure. The inner ring of radial stator 2-1 is the radial rotor 3-1, and there is a radial air gap 5-1 between them. The two sides of the end of the radial rotor 3-1 are set with a left axial rotor 3-2 and a right axial rotor 3-3 respectively. The left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 are arranged on the outermost layer of the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3 respectively. The permanent magnets on the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3 are arranged on the side close to the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 respectively. The radial stator 2-1, the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 are connected to the shaft 8.

(31) The radial stator 2-1 adopts the integer slot distributed winding 4-1, the left axial stator 2-3 adopts the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-2 and the right axial stator 2-2 adopts the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-3. The permanent magnet 6 is surface mounted to the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3. The components in the radial direction of this motor from the inside to the outside are casing 1.fwdarw.radial rotor 3-1.fwdarw.radial air gap.fwdarw.radial stator 2-1 and shaft 8, the radial stator 2-1 and radial rotor 3-1 are connected by air gap 5-1. Meanwhile, the components in the axial direction of this motor from the inside to the outside are casing 1.fwdarw.left axial stator 2-3.fwdarw.axial air gap.fwdarw.permanent magnet 6.fwdarw.left axial rotor 3-2.fwdarw.radial rotor 3-1.fwdarw.right axial rotor 3-3.fwdarw.permanent magnet 6.fwdarw.axial air gap 5-3.fwdarw.axial stator 2-2. Compared with the specific example 1, the axial-radial inner rotor of the motor is transformed into an outer rotor structure.

(32) In the specific example 1 and specific example 2, Radial rotor 3-1, left axial stator 2-3 and left axial rotor 3-2 are connected to shaft 8. The radial stator 2-1, the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 are mounted on the casing 1. The right axial rotor (3-3) and the left axial rotor (3-2) have the same radius. The outer diameter of the radial rotor (3-1) is a little larger than the outer diameter of the left axial rotor (3-2) and the right axial rotor (3-3). In order to ensure the output permanent magnet torque and the suppression of magnetic flux leakage at the end, the outer diameter ratio of the left axial rotor (3-2) and the radial rotor (3-1) is 0.7-0.9.

Specific Example 3

(33) As shown in FIG. 9, the invention is a motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque. The motor includes 3 stators and 3 rotors, 3 stators are: radial stator 2-1, right axial stator 2-2, left axial stator 2-3; the 3 rotors are: radial rotor 3-1, left axial rotor 3-2, and right axial rotor 3-3.

(34) The motor of this specific example is inner rotor structure. The inner ring of radial rotor 3-1 is a shaft 8, the inner ring of radial stator 2-1 is the radial rotor 3-1, and there is a radial air gap 5-1. The left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 are arranged side by side along the axial direction, meanwhile, the radial stator 2-1 is nested along the axial direction at the inner axis of the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2. The left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3 are arranged on the outermost layer of the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2, respectively. The permanent magnets on the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3 are arranged on the side close to the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2, respectively. The left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2 are mounted on the casing 1. The radial stator 2-1, the left axial stator 2-3 and right axial stator 2-2 connect with shaft 8.

(35) The radial stator 2-1 adopts the integer slot distributed winding 4-1, the left axial stator 2-3 adopts the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-2 and the right axial stator 2-2 adopts the fractional slot concentrated winding 4-3. The permanent magnet 6 is surface mounted on the left axial rotor 3-2 and the right axial rotor 3-3. The components in the radial direction of this motor from the inside to the outside are casing 1.fwdarw.left axial stator 2-3 and right axial stator 2-2.fwdarw.radial stator 2-1.fwdarw.radial air gap.fwdarw.radial rotor 3-1.fwdarw.shaft 8, the radial stator 2-1 is embedded along the axial direction in the middle position of the left axial stator 2-3 and the right axial stator 2-2, the radial stator 2-1 and radial rotor 3-1 are separated by air gap. Meanwhile, the components in the axial direction of this motor from the inside to the outside are casing 1.fwdarw.left axial rotor 3-2.fwdarw.permanent magnet 6.fwdarw.axial air gap.fwdarw.left axial stator 2-3.fwdarw.radial rotor 3-1.fwdarw.axial stator 2-2.fwdarw.permanent magnet 6.fwdarw.right axial rotor 3-3. The motor combines the advantage of the specific example 1 and specific example 2, have radial inner rotor and axial outer rotor, the motor facilitates the combination of axial and radial stators.

(36) Optimal Efficiency Control Method:

(37) In the interior permanent magnet motor, the control strategy of maximum torque per ampere control can be used to reduce the current of the motor and ensure the high efficiency at the rated operating point, which is in the middle and high speed area.

(38) While in the low speed and high speed region, the permanent magnetic torque and the reluctance torque cannot be controlled separately due to the coupling between them.

(39) So the highest efficiency for the motor in these areas can't guarantee. In the proposed motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque, the permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque can be controlled independently. Thus, it is possible to improve the operating efficiency of the motor under different operating conditions (low speed, medium speed and high speed).

(40) An optimal efficiency control is put forward in this invention. The control method is divided into three sections: the first section is the low speed region, the middle and the high speed area is the second region, and the third region is the high speed region.

(41) In the first region, permanent magnet torque is used as the main driving torque.

(42) And the torque produced by right axial stator 2-2, left and right axial stator 2-3 3-3 and left axial rotor 3-2 plays a leading role.

(43) In the second region, the permanent magnet torque and the reluctance torque drive the motor together. The radial motor, the left axial motor and the right axial motor are all involved in torque output.

(44) In the third region, the reluctance torque is adopted as the main driving torque. And the torque produced by the radial stator 2-1 and radial rotor 3-1 plays a dominant role. Moreover, the axial stator and rotor can be used to charge the power source if the permanent magnetic torque is not needed in the drive system.

(45) The optimal efficiency control of a single radial motor or a left axial motor or a right axis motor can be realized. First, the relationship between the dq currents and the inductances of the motor is built with the help of the finite element software. Then, the relationship between them and the iron loss is built further. The essence of searching for the maximum efficiency point is to find the best current angle. So on the basis of the above relationships, the operational point of maximum efficiency can be searched by adjusting the current angle. The current angle is always modified in the process of searching of the maximum efficiency point until it is found.

(46) The detail procedures of the optimal efficiency control for the proposed motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque are listed as follows:

(47) Step 1, according to the simulation results of the finite element model, the polynomial fitting is used to construct the polynomial relationship between the quadrature axis and the direct axis inductance (L.sub.q and L.sub.d) and the quadrature axis and the direct axis current (i.sub.q and i.sub.d) of the motor.

(48) Step 2, the stator iron loss of the motor is modeled, and the relationship between (P.sub.fe) and (L.sub.d), (L.sub.q), (i.sub.d) and (i.sub.q) is established;

(49) Step 3, according to the motor iron loss model and the d, q axis voltage equation of the motor, the equivalent resistance of the iron loss (R.sub.Fe) is calculated.

(50) Step 4, according the given current (i.sub.s) and current angle (), the currents of d- and q-axis (i.sub.d, q) are calculated.

(51) Step 5, according the fitting polynomial with the given i.sub.d and i.sub.q, the inductances of d- and q-axis (L.sub.d, L.sub.q) are calculated.

(52) Step 6, according the inductances of d- and q-axis obtained by step 5, the voltages of d- and q-axis are calculated.

(53) Steps 7, according the currents and voltages of d- and q-axis, the input and output powers are calculated.

(54) Step 8, the motor efficiency is calculated to judge whether this efficiency is the biggest. If it is, output the currents of d- and q-axis; if it is not, the current angle is modified and the process returns to step 4 for continue searching.

(55) The detailed description of the optimal efficiency control of the invention is shown as follows.

(56) As shown in FIG. 10 (b), at low speed area, the torque of the traditional interior permanent magnet motor is composed of A point and B point, in the proposed motor torque can be composed of A1 points and B1 points. At this time, the permanent magnet torque produced by the right axial stator 2-2, left axial stator 2-3, left axial rotor 3-2, the right axis rotor 3-3 plays a leading role. And by increasing the utilization rate of the permanent magnet torque, the current value of the reluctance torque produced by the radial stator 2-1 and radial rotor 3-1 can be reduced, further the copper consumption is reduced in the region and the maximum efficiency of per ampere (MEPA) control is achieved. In the high speed region, in order to reduce the eddy current loss of permanent magnet, the utilization of the reluctance torque produced by the radial stator 2-1 and the radial rotor 3-1 can be maximized, as shown in FIG. 10 (c), the A point of the permanent magnet torque is transferred to the A1 point and the B point of the reluctance torque is transferred to the BI point, thus, the utilization ratio of the permanent magnetic torque decreases to reduce the eddy current loss of the permanent magnet motor and achieve MEPA control in the high speed region. Then the torque synthesis can be realized in different working conditions and the MEPA control can be achieved. The control block diagram of the whole system is shown in FIG. 11. In order to achieve the optimal efficiency of the whole system, two-level control is adopted. The specific implementation of the function of the main controller is shown in FIGS. 10(a)-10(c), mainly to achieve the optimal allocation of current in full operation mode; based on the current required by the radial and axial motor, the auxiliary controller can achieve the MEPA control for the single motor. The MEPA implementation of a single motor is shown in FIG. 12, and the specific steps are described as follows:

(57) Step 1: set up the model of the proposed motor model with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque in Ansoft software, the parameters of the dq axis inductances of the motor are obtained by simulation. Using MATLAB curve fitting toolbox, the value of the coefficient a.sub.30,a.sub.21,a.sub.12,a.sub.03,a.sub.20 can be obtained through curve fitting of the polynomial (1) based on the simulation results of the finite element model.
[L]=a.sub.30i.sub.d.sup.3+a.sub.21i.sub.d.sup.2i.sub.q+a.sub.12i.sub.di.sub.q.sup.2+a.sub.03i.sub.q.sup.3+a.sub.20i.sub.d.sup.2(1)
Where i.sub.d and i.sub.q are the d, q axis current respectively.

(58) Step 2: model the motor stator iron loss:

(59) $\begin{array}{cc}\begin{array}{c}{P}_{\mathrm{Fe}}={\mathrm{dP}}_{\mathrm{Fetd},q}{V}_t+{\mathrm{dP}}_{\mathrm{Fejd},q}{V}_j\\ =k_{\mathrm{hd}}\left({}_d^2+{}_q^2\right)+k_{\mathrm{ep}}\left({}_d^{1.5}+{}_q^{1.5}\right)\\ =k_{\mathrm{hd}}\left[{\left(L_d{i}_d+{}_f+L_{\mathrm{dq}}{i}_q\right)}^2+{\left(L_d{i}_d+L_{\mathrm{dq}}{i}_q\right)}^2\right]+\\ k_{\mathrm{ep}}\left[{\left(L_d{i}_d+{}_f+L_{\mathrm{dq}}{i}_q\right)}^{1.5}+{\left(L_d{i}_d+L_{\mathrm{dq}}{i}_q\right)}^{1.5}\right]\end{array}& \left(2\right)\end{array}$
Where .sub.d, q is the dq axis flux linkage, .sub.f is the Permanent magnetic flux linkage, L.sub.d, L.sub.q are the dq axis self-inductance, L.sub.dq is the dq axis mutual inductance, k.sub.hd is the coefficient of equivalent iron hysteresis and eddy loss in loss model k.sub.eq is the coefficient of equivalent iron excess loss in loss model.

(60) The expressions of the parameters k.sub.hd and k.sub.eq are:

(61) $\begin{array}{cc}\{\begin{array}{c}{k}_{\mathrm{hd}}=\left(k_{h}f+{}^2\frac{k_d^2}{6}{f}^2\right)\left(\frac{V_t}{S_{\mathrm{tc}}^2}+\frac{V_j}{S_{\mathrm{jc}}^2}\right)\\ k_{\mathrm{ep}}=k_e{f}^{1.5}\left(\frac{V_t}{S_{\mathrm{tc}}^{1.5}}+\frac{V_j}{S_{\mathrm{jc}}^{1.5}}\right)\end{array}& \left(3\right)\end{array}$
Where S.sub.tc, S.sub.jc are equivalent areas of stator tooth and yoke for flux density calculation, V.sub.t, V.sub.j are the total volumes of stator and yoke, f is the frequency, is the conductivity of the material, k.sub.d is the thickness of laminations, k.sub.h and k.sub.e are the coefficients of hysteresis loss and excess loss.

(62) Step 3: according to the motor iron loss model and the d and q axis voltage equations, calculate equivalent resistance R.sub.Fe.

(63) $\begin{array}{cc}{R}_{\mathrm{Fe}}=\frac{{}^2}{k_{\mathrm{hd}}}& \left(4\right)\end{array}$
Where is the electric angular velocity.

(64) Step 4: according to the given current i.sub.s and current angle calculate d, q axis current i.sub.d, i.sub.q.
i.sub.d=i.sub.s sin
i.sub.q=i.sub.s cos (5)

(65) Step 5: substituting the d, q axis current into the fitting polynomial (1), solve the motor d, q axis inductance in the case of given i.sub.d and i.sub.q.
[L]=a.sub.30i.sub.d.sup.3+a.sub.21i.sub.d.sup.2i.sub.q+a.sub.12i.sub.di.sub.q.sup.2+a.sub.03i.sub.q.sup.3+a.sub.20i.sub.d.sup.2+a.sub.11i.sub.di.sub.q+a.sub.02i.sub.q.sup.2+a.sub.10i.sub.d+a.sub.01i.sub.q+a.sub.00(6)

(66) Step 6: use the calculated d, q axis inductances to calculate the d, q axis voltage equations.

(67) $\begin{array}{cc}\{\begin{array}{c}{u}_d=\frac{d{}_d}{\mathrm{dt}}-{}_q+R_1{i}_d=R_1{i}_d-L_{\mathrm{qd}}{i}_d-L_q{i}_q\\ u_q=\frac{d{}_q}{\mathrm{dt}}+{}_d+R_1{i}_q=R_1{i}_q+L_{\mathrm{dq}}{i}_q+L_d{i}_d+{}_f\end{array}& \left(7\right)\end{array}$
Where, R.sub.1 is the phase resistance.

(68) Step 7: use d, q axis voltage equations to calculate the motor input power Pin.
P.sub.in=P.sub.em+P.sub.Cu=u.sub.di.sub.d+u.sub.qi.sub.q(8)
Where P.sub.em, P.sub.cu are the electromagnetic power and the stator copper loss respectively.

(69) Step 8: through d, q axis voltage equations, calculate the d, q axis output voltage and current.
u.sub.od,oq=u.sub.d,qR.sub.ii.sub.d,q
i.sub.od,oq=i.sub.d,qu.sub.od,oq/R.sub.Fe(9)
Where R.sub.Fe is equivalent resistance.

(70) Step 9: use output voltage and current to calculate the output power P.sub.out.
P.sub.out=P.sub.emP.sub.FeP.sub.mec=u.sub.odi.sub.od+u.sub.oqi.sub.oqP.sub.mec(10)
Where P.sub.mec is the friction or mechanical loss.

(71) Step 10: use the input power P.sub.in and output power of P.sub.out to calculate the motor efficiency q.

(72) $\begin{array}{cc}=\frac{u_{\mathrm{od}}{i}_{\mathrm{od}}+u_{\mathrm{oq}}{i}_{\mathrm{oq}}-P_{\mathrm{mec}}}{u_d{i}_d+u_q{i}_q}& \left(11\right)\end{array}$

(73) Step 11: judge whether the efficiency is the biggest, if it is, output d, q axis current i.sub.d and i.sub.q; if not, modify the current angle, return to step four to continue.

(74) In summary, a separation method of permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque is put forward in this invention. The separation method can realize the independent use of the radial flux and the axial flux based on the independent decoupling of radial flux and axial flux. The proposed motor with separated permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque includes 3 stators and 1 rotor (composed of 2 axial rotors and 1 radial rotor), the radial stator employs distributed winding, the axial stator adopts concentrated winding. The distributed winding and the radial reluctance rotor structure help to generate higher reluctance torque, while the concentrated winding and the surface mount permanent magnet structure offer higher permanent magnet torque. In the structure of the magnetic circuit, the axial magnetic circuit generates the permanent magnetic torque, and the radial magnetic circuit generates the reluctance torque. By using the decoupling of axial and radial magnetic circuits, the separation and independent control of the permanent magnetic torque and the reluctance torque are realized. Based on the separation of permanent magnet torque and reluctance torque, the high efficiency control method presented by this invention can be realized. The control method is divided into three sections: the first section is the low speed region, the middle and the high speed area is the second region, the third region is the high speed area. The control method can guarantee the motor with the high efficiency characteristic of the surface mounted permanent magnet motor in the low speed region, the high efficiency characteristic of the interior permanent magnet motor in the middle-high speed region and the high efficiency characteristic of the synchronous reluctance motor in the high speed region.

(75) In the specification description, the description of reference terms one embodiment, in some cases and exemplary embodiment, sample, example, or examples means that combining the examples or samples in this invention, the specific features, structures, materials or characteristics are included in at least one embodiment or example of the invention. In the specification, a schematic representation of the term may not necessarily refer to the same examples or examples. Furthermore, the specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics of the description can be combined in a suitable manner in any one or more embodiments or examples.

(76) Although the special example of this invention has been shown and described, the ordinary technical personnel in the field can understand: the examples in this invention can be changed, modified, replaced and varied in various ways only if the principle and the theory of this invention are not departed, and the scope of the presented invention is defined by the claims and its equivalents.