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Title: EROD: New collaborative design platform for developing energy efficient electric motors
Authors: Favi, Claudio
Germani, Michele
Marconi, Marco 
Mengoni, Maura
Tirabassi, Andrea
Issue Date: 2011
Abstract: 
In recent years International and Communitarian directives have focused their attention on the problem of energy consumption. In this context electric motors play a key role and designers must improve products considering this direction. This paper presents an innovative platform, called EROD (Energy Reduction Oriented Design), which consists of multiple software modules with different functionalities to support the whole design process of electric motors. The goal of EROD platform is to achieve energy efficient and sustainable electric motors and related devices. The platform facilitates knowledge and data sharing among design team members, it arranges the workflow activities and finally it promotes collaborative design sessions. All functionalities are implemented within the same web-based platform. This guarantees interoperability among different tools and leads up to significant reduction of development time due to the elimination of errors and iterations. The platform was tested to design five innovative electric motors for industrial and household applications. Results show that the new developed motors improve current solutions in terms of energy efficiency and environmental impact during use. © 2011 IEEE.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2067/43399
ISBN: 9781457700613
DOI: 10.1109/IEMDC.2011.5994878
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