Where can I find out some iron loss coefficients of some classical material for motors?
Yann_Le_Floch
Altair Employee
The following is a table with some coefficients for some classical magnetic materials (for motors). Sometimes a range of value is given due to the fact that the same grade has been measured from different suppliers.
Material name | Hysteresis loss coefficient(in Ws/T²/m3) | Conductivity(in S/m) | Loss in excess coefficient (in W/(T/s)1.5/m3 |
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350-65A | 201-217 | 1.7 E6 | 0 |
400-65A | 211-245 | 1.93E6 | 0 |
470-65A | 264-301 | 1.93E6 | 0 |
530-65A | 282-341 | 2.24E6 | 0 |
600-65A | 335-376 | 2.24E6 | 0 – 7.9 |
700-65A | 258-330 | 3.05E6 | 9.75 – 18.3 |
800-65A | 312-353 | 3.48e6 | 13.5 – 20.1 |
1000-65A | 363-379 | 3.85E6 | 16.2 |
270-50A | 156-186 | 1.05E6 | 0 |
290-50A | 181-199 | 0.99E6 | 0 |
310-50A | 188-214 | 0.998E6 | 0 |
330-50A | 209 -231 | 1.07E6 | 0 |
350-50A | 212 – 229 | 1.09E6 | 0 - 3.1 |
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