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Assigning two different material properties to a single geometry

Posted 10 janv. 2022, 01:26 UTC−5 Electromagnetics, Geometry, Materials Version 5.6 3 Replies

Prashanth Vakrani
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Hello,

I'm working on the elctromagnetic simulation where I want to introduce an Air Gap in the Core. Can I assign a different material property (like Air) in the same Goemetry that I'm using for the Core ? Or are there any other methods in which this can be achieved ?

Thanks, Prashanth

3 Replies Last Post 11 févr. 2022, 04:09 UTC−5
René Christensen
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Posted: 3 years ago 10 janv. 2022, 02:22 UTC−5

As long as the domains are separate, you can assign different materials to those domains.

As long as the domains are separate, you can assign different materials to those domains.
Prashanth Vakrani
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Posted: 3 years ago 10 janv. 2022, 05:16 UTC−5

Hi Rene,

Thanks for the response, I made a split with work plane and made it appear as different domain and so was able to add different material.

Thanks!

Hi Rene, Thanks for the response, I made a split with work plane and made it appear as different domain and so was able to add different material. Thanks!
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Posted: 3 years ago 11 févr. 2022, 04:09 UTC−5

Good to hear. And you can of course have situations where one domain has two different physics on it (structural plus heat or similar), where multiple material parameters are assigned to this one domain.

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Good to hear. And you can of course have situations where one domain has two different physics on it (structural plus heat or similar), where multiple material parameters are assigned to this one domain.

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