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Type of Study Step and solver

Posted 20 sept. 2013, 19:08 UTC−4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 4.3 0 Replies

João Fernandes
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Hello,

I'm trying to simulate a cylindrical Induction Motor on comsol to see the resulting forces in the rotor.
The currents on the stator are defined by: I*cos(w*t-k*phi), where phi is the angular coordinate.
The rotor have a precribed rotational velocity Wr, and have a condutive layer to induced currents.

What are the best "Type of Study" and "Solver" that I can use to get the stationary values of the forces resulting on the rotor?

I'm using "Time-dependent" because of the current definition on the stator, but I'm getting results with transients. How can I see the stationary results?

Thanks for your attention,
Best regards,
João Fernandes
0 Replies Last Post 20 sept. 2013, 19:08 UTC−4
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