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I am working on electromagnetic analysis of Switched reluctance motor in Altair Flux. I want to plot the radial force density graph something like the above picture. How do we plot it?
Hi Harish,
This type of curve of curve is not available directly in Flux. But it is possible to create 3D curve of the radial component of the magnetic pressure in the airgap of your motor from a transient magnetic project:
For that you can use the menu Curve -> 3D curve (dedicated to rotating machine). in the new windows which appear you can select Magnetic pressure for the Values to compute and select the Radial component. For the type of data you can used time and angle. For the definition of the computation circle you can use Automatically evaluated. The curve display will be in this case the magnetic pressure on a path on 360° for each time step. From the values of the curve you should be able to obtained a curve like the on attached.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
Cyril Favre
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