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Ferrofluid B-H curve and material properites

Posted 20.11.2017, 11:29 GMT-5 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Materials Version 5.3 1 Reply

Krishna Pitike
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Does COMSOL materials library has a B-H curve for Ferrofluids or is it modelled as a linear paramagnetic material?

1 Reply Last Post 13.12.2017, 08:45 GMT-5
Ram Krishna Fluid and Thermal Science, Transport Phenomena
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Posted: 7 years ago 13.12.2017, 08:45 GMT-5

Hi Krishna, Comsol does not have B-H Curve defined for ferrofluids and neither it should be modelled as linear paramagnetic material (can be for weak magnetic fields). You need to provide B-H curve externally obtained through VSM/SQUID measurements of fluid samples or theoretical Langeving model.

Hi Krishna, Comsol does not have B-H Curve defined for ferrofluids and neither it should be modelled as linear paramagnetic material (can be for weak magnetic fields). You need to provide B-H curve externally obtained through VSM/SQUID measurements of fluid samples or theoretical Langeving model.

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