Research on Key Technologies of Low-Energy-Consumption Magnetic Suspension Flywheel Battery Systems

As an emerging physical energy storage technology, the magnetic suspension flywheel battery boasts prominent advantages such as high working efficiency, long service life, and short charging time. However, improving the energy conversion efficiency of magnetic suspension flywheel battery systems and reducing their overall energy loss have long been critical bottleneck technologies that urgently need to be addressed for practical applications. To promote China’s green and low-carbon energy transition and accelerate the achievement of the “double carbon” goals, this paper summarizes two core components of flywheel battery systems—magnetic bearings and flywheel motors—along with two key technologies: topological structure and control strategy, based on numerous cutting-edge studies. Subsequently, focusing on further reducing the energy consumption of flywheel energy storage systems, technical prospects are extended from aspects including system material selection and intelligent integrated control, aiming to provide research directions for the low-energy-consumption operation of flywheel battery systems.

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Actuators
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2026-02-14
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https://doi.org/10.3390/act15020119
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Magnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics
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Research on Key Technologies of Low-Energy-Consumption Magnetic Suspension Flywheel Battery Systems

Xiaoyan Diao, Weiyu Zhang, Zhibin Li, Qianwen Xiang
Actuators
Magnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics
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Research on Key Technologies of Low-Energy-Consumption Magnetic Suspension Flywheel Battery Systems

Xiaoyan Diao, Weiyu Zhang, Zhibin Li, Qianwen Xiang
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Abstract

As an emerging physical energy storage technology, the magnetic suspension flywheel battery boasts prominent advantages such as high working efficiency, long service life, and short charging time. However, improving the energy conversion efficiency of magnetic suspension flywheel battery systems and reducing their overall energy loss have long been critical bottleneck technologies that urgently need to be addressed for practical applications. To promote China’s green and low-carbon energy transition and accelerate the achievement of the “double carbon” goals, this paper summarizes two core components of flywheel battery systems—magnetic bearings and flywheel motors—along with two key technologies: topological structure and control strategy, based on numerous cutting-edge studies. Subsequently, focusing on further reducing the energy consumption of flywheel energy storage systems, technical prospects are extended from aspects including system material selection and intelligent integrated control, aiming to provide research directions for the low-energy-consumption operation of flywheel battery systems.

ActuatorsVol. 15(2)
Jiangsu University (CN)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Magnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics
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