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The tooth harmonics caused by stator slots are a major factor leading to low motor efficiency, high temperature rise and severe vibration. The application of a magnetic slot wedge (MSW) can effectively mitigate the adverse effects of the stator slot on the motor. However, it should also be noted that the MSW may be subject to the action of electromagnetic forces during motor operation and thus has a risk of falling off. In order to comprehensively analyze the impact of MSW on the electromagnetic and reliability performance of the motor, this paper selected three types of MSW with relative permeabilities of 5, 10 and 15 to be applied in a high-power line-start permanent magnet synchronous motor (LSPMSM). The effects of these three types of MSWs on the electromagnetic performance of the motor and the changes in the electromagnetic force acting on the MSW were studied. Finally, the research content of the paper was verified on a 630 kW, 6 kV, 4-pole LSPMSM, providing a reference for the selection and application of MSW in motors.
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