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Problem With Inducing Current In A Moving Conductor Place In Constant Magnetic Field

Posted 20 sept. 2019, 02:22 UTC−4 5 Replies

Nalladhimmu Pavan Kumar Reddy
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I have placed a moving aluminium conductor in a constant magentic field produced by a coil excied with constant voltage. I am unable to get any induced currents in the conductor. I am using magnetic fields physics and continuity is employed. displacement current density are ignored as i am using magnetic fields physics. And air medium is provided.

5 Replies Last Post 3 oct. 2019, 00:37 UTC−4
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 6 years ago 21 sept. 2019, 23:01 UTC−4

There is probably an error in your model. I encourage you to post the model to the forum so that others can look at it and help you.

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There is probably an error in your model. I encourage you to post the model to the forum so that others can look at it and help you.
S K Wahi
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Posted: 6 years ago 22 sept. 2019, 10:03 UTC−4

You can use this link: https://www.comsol.co.in/model/voltage-induced-in-a-coil-by-a-moving-magnet-14163. May be it is useful for you.

You can use this link: https://www.comsol.co.in/model/voltage-induced-in-a-coil-by-a-moving-magnet-14163. May be it is useful for you.
Nalladhimmu Pavan Kumar Reddy
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Posted: 6 years ago 22 sept. 2019, 23:31 UTC−4
Updated: 6 years ago 23 sept. 2019, 00:07 UTC−4

There is probably an error in your model. I encourage you to post the model to the forum so that others can look at it and help you.

Thank you for the reply This is my comsol file. I have set a rotating motion to the aluminum blades and the coil is excited to produce a constant magnetic field.

>There is probably an error in your model. I encourage you to post the model to the forum so that others can look at it and help you. Thank you for the reply This is my comsol file. I have set a rotating motion to the aluminum blades and the coil is excited to produce a constant magnetic field.

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Edgar J. Kaiser Certified Consultant
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Posted: 6 years ago 28 sept. 2019, 04:28 UTC−4
Updated: 6 years ago 28 sept. 2019, 04:28 UTC−4

Hi,

this is better set up in a Rotating Machinery Magnetic (rmm) approach. Refer to the application library model in AC/DC Module > Motors and Actuators > generator 2D.

Cheers Edgar

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Hi, this is better set up in a Rotating Machinery Magnetic (rmm) approach. Refer to the application library model in AC/DC Module > Motors and Actuators > generator 2D. Cheers Edgar
Nalladhimmu Pavan Kumar Reddy
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Posted: 6 years ago 3 oct. 2019, 00:37 UTC−4

I have now used rotating machinery, Everything looks fine but my coil output current for simulatio is different than the required output as in attached image below.

I have now used rotating machinery, Everything looks fine but my coil output current for simulatio is different than the required output as in attached image below.

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