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3D generator in transient AC/DC

Posted 29 nov. 2010, 07:37 UTC−5 5 Replies

Gorazd Gotovac
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I would like to make a transient model of an electric generator/motor in order to calculate motor properties and simulate eddy currents as well. I'm having problems with getting the moving mesh working, and implementing periodic conditions and weak constraints. (v4.0)

Does enyone have a simple example how to implement moving mesh in AC/DC ?

Thank you!
5 Replies Last Post 24 mai 2011, 10:39 UTC−4
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 29 nov. 2010, 08:46 UTC−5
Hi

Unfortunately I do not have any example, and you are heading for a complex project there, so I can only advise do it in steps: add physics one by one after the rest is solving OK.

Then really get hands on a v4.1 and update it to latest patch levle, as there are several weaknesses in 4.0 that will make life tougher than necessarily for you

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi Unfortunately I do not have any example, and you are heading for a complex project there, so I can only advise do it in steps: add physics one by one after the rest is solving OK. Then really get hands on a v4.1 and update it to latest patch levle, as there are several weaknesses in 4.0 that will make life tougher than necessarily for you -- Good luck Ivar
Gorazd Gotovac
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Posted: 1 decade ago 29 nov. 2010, 09:38 UTC−5
Thank you for your answer, it's good to know i'm not imagining problems.

Are there tutorials for rotating machinery in AC/DC module of 4.1?
Thank you for your answer, it's good to know i'm not imagining problems. Are there tutorials for rotating machinery in AC/DC module of 4.1?
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 29 nov. 2010, 10:08 UTC−5
Hi

havent found so far but I have not really been searching ;)
as there were in 3.5a, they will come in V4 too qustion of time.

Now, if you are used to 3.5a then by starting very simple you should be able to get there in V4 too (perhaps trying first to import a 3.5a model to see how COMSOl translates it and then rebuild a model in v4 from scratch using the translated one as example (i.e. ignore point constraints imported by COMSOL, I have noticed these are not needed, typical example of heritage property transmission)

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi havent found so far but I have not really been searching ;) as there were in 3.5a, they will come in V4 too qustion of time. Now, if you are used to 3.5a then by starting very simple you should be able to get there in V4 too (perhaps trying first to import a 3.5a model to see how COMSOl translates it and then rebuild a model in v4 from scratch using the translated one as example (i.e. ignore point constraints imported by COMSOL, I have noticed these are not needed, typical example of heritage property transmission) -- Good luck Ivar
Hung Vu Xuan
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Posted: 1 decade ago 24 mai 2011, 10:32 UTC−4
Hi,

As I know up to now Comsol can not solve 3D transient FEM for rotating machinery. This is actually weak point of Comsol, even Comsol 4.2. I hope I am wrong.

Good luck.

Hung.
Hi, As I know up to now Comsol can not solve 3D transient FEM for rotating machinery. This is actually weak point of Comsol, even Comsol 4.2. I hope I am wrong. Good luck. Hung.
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 24 mai 2011, 10:39 UTC−4
Hi

have you tried to add a transient PDE to your problem, even if the ACDC does not solve for the transient, in many cases you can run the ACDC in stationary and run the solid in transient and still get a reasonnable solution, as the ACDC is mostly "instantenous " w.r.t the "slow" mechanics

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi have you tried to add a transient PDE to your problem, even if the ACDC does not solve for the transient, in many cases you can run the ACDC in stationary and run the solid in transient and still get a reasonnable solution, as the ACDC is mostly "instantenous " w.r.t the "slow" mechanics -- Good luck Ivar

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