scientific publications
- Welcome to our Scientific Publications section! We'll be sharing the latest research findings and scientific advancements from our team.
MAXIMA: Modular Axial Flux Motor for Automotive
Explore the paper presented by the Maxima consortium in the FISITA World Congress 2023 Proceedings.
Life Cycle Assessment of Electric Traction Machine Considering Novel Recycling Processes for Permanent Magnet Circularity
Discover the poster presented by the EVERGi group, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) at the SETAC Europe 34th Annual Meeting. The Maxima team participated in Session 5.06 titled «Circularity Strategies and Life Cycle Thinking: Ensuring the Way to Sustainability» within the track «Life Cycle Assessment and Foot-Printing».
Influence Of Slot/Pole Combinations On The Performance Of Dual-Rotor Axial-Flux
Surface-mounted Permanent Magnet Electric Motor for Automotive Applications
A comparison between different slot/pole combinations of axial flux electric machines is presented in this poster. The main objective is to classify these structures according to torque density and electromagnetic performance, based on the specifications of a medium-sized electric car. The study is carried out using 3D-FEA calculations.
Design of an Axial Flux Machine with Distributed Winding for Automotive Applications: Comparison of Different Rotor Structuresr Automotive Applications
Discover the poster presented by the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca and Nidec PSA Emotors at the 13th IEEE International Conference and Exposition on Electrical and Power Engineering (EPEi 2024).
Life Cycle Assessment of Electric Traction Machine Considering Novel Recycling Processes for
Permanent Magnet Circularity
Check out the abstract 5.01.P-Th480 presented by Lea D'amore et al. (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium & École nationale supérieure d'Arts et Métiers, France) on the abstract book for SETAC Europe 34th Annual Meeting (5-9 May 2024, Seville, Spain). This study evaluates the environmental impacts of electric traction machines, focusing on recycling rare earth magnets to enhance sustainability in the transport sector.
