Thermal analysis & axial and radial forces of rotor

Jawhar Ben Fredj_20487

Hi , 

I'm doing transient thermal simulations on FLUX , i started to change the stranded coils with solid conductors but when i compared the results to be sur of my modifications i did not find the same torque .

I want to understand the difference between stranded coil with solid conductor , and how flux manage the diffrence . i noticed that for stranded coil we insert the resistance , the number of turns.. but it's different with solid conductors , in this case how flux calculate the resistance and the number of turns . if i assign for example several surfaces to a single region and then to single solid conductor and i pass the current to this conductor , how the current goes on this several surfaces , ( in parallel )  .

 

i have another question how can i calculate axial and radial forces of the rotor 

 

Thanks 

 

fzidat

Hello Jawhar;

 

If you want to replace the coil conductor region by solid conductor region, you have to display each wire and have a corresponding solid conductor on the circuit side, in addition to that, you have to provide end winding resistance as well as the end winding inductance in series with these solid conductore of a given phase. You can not simply replace the coil conductor region by solid conductor one, as you mentionned, all the turns of the coil have to be displayed in this case.

 

For the question related to the forces, what do you mean by axial and radial, may be you want to have normal and radial component of the magnetic forces, right? 

If it is on the whole rotor, you can create a sensor and compute the magnetic foces (Fx, Fy, Fz), but it makes sens only if you have excentricities. Can you tell us for which analysis you want this forces, is it for NVH analysis?

 

P.S: Please note that you have access to the local French support in case you want to share your Flux project.

 

Regards