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Eddy Curents in coil group domain

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Hi,

I'v worked some days with comsol 4.1 and h'v tried multiturn, singleturn and coil-group-domain conditions in 2D axialsymetric. There is skin and proximity effect and I think it works good. Eddy currents in additional domains works also fine. But how to set up the right conditions for some domains (wich schould be a coil-group-domain) to get eddy curents in an coil in 2D axialsymetric. Hope you understand my request.

Thanks a lot.


2 Replies Last Post 24.02.2011, 09:58 GMT-5
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)

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Posted: 1 decade ago 24.02.2011, 09:23 GMT-5
Hi

two comments, one on your geometry, if your coil "touches", you have a contact point that is not very clearly defined, I would keep them "just not touching"

for the induced current I would look at "mef.Jiphi" and not "mef.normJ"

check the underlaying equations

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi two comments, one on your geometry, if your coil "touches", you have a contact point that is not very clearly defined, I would keep them "just not touching" for the induced current I would look at "mef.Jiphi" and not "mef.normJ" check the underlaying equations -- Good luck Ivar

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Posted: 1 decade ago 24.02.2011, 09:58 GMT-5
Hi Ivar, thanks for your quick reply and the advice with the "touches". That was not intended. I'll check the "mef.Jiphi".

Thanks a lot.
Hi Ivar, thanks for your quick reply and the advice with the "touches". That was not intended. I'll check the "mef.Jiphi". Thanks a lot.

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