Survey
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
High Voltage Workshop SAE AE-7 / AE-8 Meeting 1pm to 5pm, 25th April Systems operating at voltages of up to 500V AC and 1000V DC are now common within the aerospace environment. The development of these systems has generated significant knowledge about the challenges of designing, testing and operating systems in the aerospace environment. With future R&D looking at hybrid-electric systems it is likely that voltages will need to be significantly increased in the future. This workshop will review the methods available to specify and test components such as cables, connectors, circuit boards, motors and power electronics used in higher voltage more electric aircraft. The intention is to investigate the opportunities to develop an SAE Aerospace Recommended Practice. Draft Agenda 1300-1325: HV In Aerospace Systems – Perspectives from AE7 – Dan Schweickart, Air Force Research Laboratories 1325-1350: HV In Aerospace Systems – Perspectives from AE8 – George Slenski, Slenski Consulting 1350-1420: Creepage Issues In HV Systems – Christopher Severns, Boeing 1420-1450: Inverter fed systems – Howard Sedding, Qualitrol Corporation 1450-1520: Break 1520-1550: Partial Discharge In Machines & Power Electronic Converters – Ian Cotton, The University of Manchester 1550-1620: Partial Discharge Testing In Aerospace Environments – Dennis Grosjean, ISSI and Richard Gardner, The University of Manchester 1620-1640: Discussion - Identification of key gaps within SAE ARP / AS library 1640-1700: Wrap-up and next steps