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v4.2 AC/DC, Maxwell Stress vs. Virtual Work

Posted 06.09.2011, 11:41 GMT-4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 4.2 0 Replies

Paris von Lockette
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Hello All,

After working for weeks on trying to solve an assymetric model using Maxwell Stress integration (with no luck), I came across several year+ old threads saying you need a symmetric mesh for Maxwell stresses to be accurate and to use virutal work instead. My mesh can not be sysmmetric (it is a composite beam in bending with elliptical magnetizable particles embedded in a non-magnetic matrix).

OK. Maxwell integration won't work.

Can someone tell me where you access virtual work formulations in version 4.2?

Thanks.

-Paris
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