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Electromagnetic field lines in 3 phase bus bar systems in 3D

Posted 13 mars 2018, 17:48 UTC−4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Studies & Solvers Version 5.3a 2 Replies

Cagribey Esen
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Hello Guys. This is my first post so please bear up with me.

I am trying to make a model that can model the electromagnetic field lines and force field strength for a three phase system. I have made the models, but the system will for some reason not converge.

When i try to converge, I get following message: Feature: Stationary Solver 2 (sol1/s2) Undefined value found. - Detail: NaN or Inf found when solving linear system using MUMPS.

I do not know what i am doing wrong, since im quite new at this.

Does anyone have a clue?

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2 Replies Last Post 15 mars 2018, 06:33 UTC−4
Sergei Yushanov Certified Consultant
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Posted: 7 years ago 13 mars 2018, 22:37 UTC−4

Cagribey,

Set air conductivity to some non-zero small value, say 1 S/m, and solver will converge. This is so called conductivity scaling effect.

Regards,

Sergei

Cagribey, Set air conductivity to some non-zero small value, say 1 S/m, and solver will converge. This is so called conductivity scaling effect. Regards, Sergei

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Cagribey Esen
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Posted: 7 years ago 15 mars 2018, 06:33 UTC−4

Cagribey,

Set air conductivity to some non-zero small value, say 1 S/m, and solver will converge. This is so called conductivity scaling effect.

Regards,

Sergei

Hello Sergei, thanks for the reply. It feels like that value can be 0 in 2d, and not 3d. do you know why, btw it worked

>Cagribey, > >Set air conductivity to some non-zero small value, say 1 S/m, and solver will converge. This is so called conductivity scaling effect. > >Regards, > >Sergei Hello Sergei, thanks for the reply. It feels like that value can be 0 in 2d, and not 3d. do you know why, btw it worked

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