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magnetoelectric coupling and non-converging solutions
Posted 06.04.2024, 04:08 GMT-4 1 Reply
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Hi! I'm modeling the coupling between a magnetostrictive and piezoelectric material attached one to each other however i'm facing some difficulties. The model consists of a spherical domain of air, a circular homogenized multiturn coil and a layered composite of magnetostrictive and piezoelectric material. Basically, i'm imposing a bias magnetic field with the coil excited by a current. However, the first problem that i am facing is that if i increase too much the current in the coil no convergence is achieved. I also tried to change the configuration of the coil (i.g. number of turns, length and radius) but the situation does not seem to get better. It seems that for high magnetic fields, no solution in the magnetic potential can be achieved.
The second issue that i'm facing is that, in order for the simulation to run, i have to apply two fixed edge constraint in the layered composite otherwise an error arises. So i was wondering whether or not there is a way to solve this without having to fix edges. The modules that i'm using are: solid mechanics (domain: magneto and piezo materials), magnetic field (domain: air, coil, magneto and piezo) and electrostatics (domain: piezo)
Thank you in advance!