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AGV Motor Sizing Checker for 24V Brushless AGV Motor Decisions
Run the tool first, get fit band and action path, then use the report layer for method, evidence boundaries, comparison, risk, and procurement decisions on the same canonical page.
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Executive summary for AGV motor decisions
Core conclusions, key numbers, and applicability boundaries in one screen before deeper section review.
Applicable for
- Indoor logistics routes with known floor profile and grade map.
- Teams that can run pilot instrumentation before final lock.
- Programs comparing 24V against 48V with clear TCO criteria.
Not applicable for
- Unmeasured outdoor routes with large traction uncertainty.
- Safety-critical final approval without supplier test evidence.
- Projects that require public benchmark proof for every duty map.
Stage1b research delta: gap audit and evidence map
This enhancement round converts weakly supported claims into traceable evidence, and keeps unknown items explicit.
| Claim area | Previous gap | Stage1b upgrade | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core conclusions | Conclusions were readable but not explicitly mapped to source tags. | Added a conclusion-to-evidence matrix with applicability and counter-example boundaries. | S1-S7 |
| 24V vs 48V comparison | Trade-off text lacked quantitative current and loss implications. | Added same-power current table for 24V/48V plus relative I^2R loss scaling for wiring stress review. | Derived from P = V * I |
| Standards scope boundary | Safety scope and motor-rating scope were mixed without explicit separation. | Separated ISO safety scope, IEC motor rating scope, and OSHA workplace-control obligations. | S1-S5 |
| Protocol integration risk | Integration drift risk lacked dated protocol-release anchor points. | Anchored v3.0 release timing from VDA and GitHub to support version-freeze decisions. | S6, S7 |
| Unknown public benchmark | Uncertainty was noted but not emphasized as a hard decision limit. | Marked as pending confirmation with explicit minimum action: pilot instrumentation before lock. | S9 |
| Conclusion | Applies when | Limit / counter-example | Source tag | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Use ISO 3691-4 primarily for driverless truck safety scope and misuse boundaries. | Deployment scoping, hazard review, and route-operating-zone preparation. | Not for power-source requirements; severe conditions (freezer/public road/explosive zones) need extra controls. | S1 | 2026-04-28 |
| Normalize supplier duty terminology to IEC 60034-1:2026 before RFQ comparison. | Comparing continuous/peak claims across motor vendors and controller stacks. | Legacy sheets may still cite IEC 60034-1:2022 (withdrawn on 2026-03-13). | S2, S3 | 2026-04-28 |
| Use IEC 61800-9-2 system-level indicators for efficiency comparisons. | 24V versus 48V architecture screening where controller + motor losses both matter. | Full clause text is paywalled; final compliance interpretation requires purchased standards. | S4 | 2026-04-28 |
| Workplace conditions (surface, ramps, hazardous areas) must be part of operational readiness. | Facilities where AGV routes overlap PIT-style operating constraints. | OSHA citation is U.S.-specific; use local legal framework in other jurisdictions. | S5 | 2026-04-28 |
| Freeze fleet-interface protocol version in RFQ/FAT to reduce integration surprises. | Projects integrating mobile robots and central fleet-control systems. | Public protocol release does not guarantee backward compatibility for your stack. | S6, S7 | 2026-04-28 |
| No trustworthy open cross-vendor duty corpus was found for identical AGV missions. | Threshold confidence discussion before purchase lock. | Pending confirmation / 暂无可靠公开数据. Pilot logs are required to close this evidence gap. | S9 | 2026-04-28 |
Boundary table: when to trust and when to stop
This boundary layer prevents over-confidence in nominal labels and gives minimum fallback actions.
| Condition | Threshold | Risk if ignored | Minimum action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Estimated peak current exceeds controller envelope | > 80A (review), > 120A (redesign) | Current clipping, acceleration drop, and over-temp trips. | Upsize controller or reduce peak demand before launch. |
| Voltage utilization near saturation | > 82% (review), > 92% (redesign) | Back-EMF headroom collapse at speed and torque fade. | Lower Kv, reduce target speed, or evaluate 48V architecture. |
| Thermal load index above sustained envelope | > 8.0 (review), > 12.0 (redesign) | Repeated thermal throttling and premature insulation aging. | Add cooling margin or lower duty cycle and rerun sizing. |
| Route grade and floor shock combined stress | grade >= 8% with rough floor | Wheel slip and torque spikes beyond nominal datasheet claims. | Pilot on real route and collect slip/current events. |
| Gear ratio too low for payload-speed pair | < 10 in heavy duty profile | Continuous high motor current and low efficiency region operation. | Increase gear ratio or reduce required top speed. |
Scenario examples with assumptions and outcomes
Scenarios reuse the same tool model to keep recommendation logic consistent across cases.
Decision FAQ by intent
FAQ is grouped by route scope, method boundary, and procurement action.
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