Magnetostatics How to do the QuickField part of your project (Spring 2019)
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MAGNETOSTATIC PROBLEM |
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Two-wire line and steel cylinder
Due to symmetry
we only need upper half of the model
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Distance from cylinder to wire |
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125 cm |
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Distance between wires |
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45 cm |
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Radius of cylinder |
R |
50 cm |
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Diameter of wire |
D |
1 cm |
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Permeability of cylinder |
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400 |
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Wire current |
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400 A |
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WEEK 2. QUICKFIELD FUNDAMENTALS |
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Create QuickField Problem
Formulation:
Geometry class:
Axial Length:
Magnetostatics
Plane-parallel
1 m
Note!
Bx
B = rotA
By
= A y
= − A x
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WEEK 2. QUICKFIELD FUNDAMENTALS |
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Draw the Model Geometry (1/2)
We introduce an artificial outer boundary far enough from the line and the cylinder
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WEEK 2. QUICKFIELD FUNDAMENTALS |
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Draw the Model Geometry (2/2)
Use the Shape Inserter Tool (Edit / Insert Shape)
Choose a Circle
Anchor Point
Circle Diameter
Coordinates
of Anchor Point
The geometry contains 4 circles:
1.The steel cylinder,
2.Left wire
3.Right wire
4.Artificial outer boundary
And the horizontal diameter of the circular outer boundary
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Diameter |
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YC |
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Cylinder |
100 |
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Left wire |
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125 |
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Right wire |
1 |
170 |
0 |
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Outer Boundary |
2000 |
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0 |
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WEEK 2. QUICKFIELD FUNDAMENTALS |
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