Mild hybridization of turboprop engines with high-power-density integrated electric drives

Mild hybridization of turboprop engines with high-power-density integrated electric drives

Wednesday, April 21, 2021 7:48 AM to 8:06 AM · 18 min. (Africa/Abidjan)
Developments in Hybrid & Electric Propulsion
Theatre One

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This presentation will share with the aerospace community the recent development of an integrated drive system for turboprop hybridization within the EU H2020 CleanSky program. The drive system enables green-taxiing of the turboprop while on the ground with the engine off, and works as a generator when the turboprop is in the air. Some of the key features of the developed system include a high-speed permanent machine (up to 18,000rpm), high power density (11.8kW/L for the power converter, 35.3kW/L and 7.2kW/kg for the machine active parts), integrated cooling design for high-temperature operation (>130ºC ambient temperature) and sensorless control.

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