Summary
Yokeless and segmented armature (YASA) axial flux machines (AFMs) offer the potential for higher torque density at a lower axial length than radial flux machines. One challenge with this particular type of machine lies in the manufacturing of the stator. Therefore, a design concept for YASA machines is developed and investigated. The design concept considers a hybrid (re)manufacturing process, which combines additive and subtractive processing steps in one production system and therefore enables a highly integrated and functionalized stator in a polymer housing. Despite the high degree of integration, the developed design concept allows the remanufacturing of individual subcomponents in the machine's stator. In addition to reparability, a special focus lies on the cooling concept of t
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