Date: 14/07/2022 08:22:55
From: Tau.Neutrino
ID: 1908402
Subject: Mahle's new SCT electric motor runs non-stop at over 90% of peak power

Mahle’s new SCT electric motor runs non-stop at over 90% of peak power

Tier-one auto parts supplier Mahle has announced a groundbreaking “superior continuous torque” (SCT) motor for electric vehicles, capable of continuously pounding out more than 90 percent of its peak power without overheating – and it’ll work without magnets.

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Date: 14/07/2022 08:39:58
From: Spiny Norman
ID: 1908403
Subject: re: Mahle's new SCT electric motor runs non-stop at over 90% of peak power

Looks much like an otherwise conventional electric motor but with better (more comprehensive& heavy) cooling.

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Date: 14/07/2022 09:46:26
From: Dark Orange
ID: 1908409
Subject: re: Mahle's new SCT electric motor runs non-stop at over 90% of peak power

Tau.Neutrino said:


Mahle’s new SCT electric motor runs non-stop at over 90% of peak power

Tier-one auto parts supplier Mahle has announced a groundbreaking “superior continuous torque” (SCT) motor for electric vehicles, capable of continuously pounding out more than 90 percent of its peak power without overheating – and it’ll work without magnets.

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Seems to be a solution without a problem. Now, if they’d invented a battery capable of delivering 90% peak power without overheating, that would be a different story.

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Date: 15/07/2022 04:44:41
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1908847
Subject: re: Mahle's new SCT electric motor runs non-stop at over 90% of peak power

Spiny Norman said:


Looks much like an otherwise conventional electric motor but with better (more comprehensive& heavy) cooling.

OK, Oil cooled. That makes sense.

> Seems to be a solution without a problem. Now, if they’d invented a battery capable of delivering 90% peak power without overheating, that would be a different story.

Reminds me of disk brakes vs drum brakes. The difference there is just one of cooling as well.

We’re still in the time of infancy for automotive electric motors. It’ll be some time before they settle down to a single industry standard design.

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