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Electromagnetic Problem!!!!
Posted 17.11.2009, 13:43 GMT-5 1 Reply
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I have designed a Flux-Switching Permament Magnet Tubular Machine.
The machine is supose to work as both motor and generator.
Therefore I have some questions:
1)How can I set a AC current?
Should I set a value o J dependet of t(time)?
2)When I set a predescribed movement on the rotor(translator - since it's moving linearly) the magnetic potencial lines remain static and do not change with the movement of the translator.
Is there a usual problem leading to this anomaly?
The very best regards
João
The machine is supose to work as both motor and generator.
Therefore I have some questions:
1)How can I set a AC current?
Should I set a value o J dependet of t(time)?
2)When I set a predescribed movement on the rotor(translator - since it's moving linearly) the magnetic potencial lines remain static and do not change with the movement of the translator.
Is there a usual problem leading to this anomaly?
The very best regards
João
1 Reply Last Post 18.11.2009, 16:46 GMT-5
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2 decades ago
Hi
for your question 1) AC current: it depends what you are looking for:
a) is it the timely procss when you start to apply a AC sinus current, in which case its rather the time dependent behaviour, and solver
b) or is it the steady state for a given harmonic frequency of given AC amplitude, for which case its rather a harmonic analysis , or harmonic frequency sweep solving case.
for 2) I do not exactly undestand your case, but you have a couple of examples of moving parts in magnetic fields, or moving magnests over fixed volumes, in the Eddy current examples in the document and models, I suspect you can find some good clues therein.
Good luck
Ivar
for your question 1) AC current: it depends what you are looking for:
a) is it the timely procss when you start to apply a AC sinus current, in which case its rather the time dependent behaviour, and solver
b) or is it the steady state for a given harmonic frequency of given AC amplitude, for which case its rather a harmonic analysis , or harmonic frequency sweep solving case.
for 2) I do not exactly undestand your case, but you have a couple of examples of moving parts in magnetic fields, or moving magnests over fixed volumes, in the Eddy current examples in the document and models, I suspect you can find some good clues therein.
Good luck
Ivar