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Another way of improvement is also to reduce the time step.
I tested that but problem still remain
Hi,
did you try to change the type of solver?
To do it: Solving >> solving process options : edit >> linear system solver, change the type of solver (for example put MUMPS instead of ICCG)
Can you send us your Flux project.
Best regards.
I have done these things perfectly, but after a few periods, the issue becomes divergent.
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Thanks for the file. I will keep you informed.
Thanks for the file. I will keep you informed. Best regards.
thank you
how can I get' jiles -atherton coef app.exe'?i have student version and i dont have any access to customer ftp to get that.
The project that you send me is Flux 3D. but when I check it I found any volumes?
I think you need to make an extrusion along Z axis to get the 3D geometry.
can you confirme me?
Thanks
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find attached the Jiles-Atherton model.
in hysteresis loop model in flux, with only 5 parameters we have all loop(in any BH curve) or we have only on loop?
About the number of loop, inside the model you have all loop.
In your case, I strongly recommend you to use the model with Flux 2D.
Hi, About the number of loop, inside the model you have all loop. In your case, I strongly recommend you to use the model with Flux 2D. Best regards.
thanks for your response
I use 2D but there is still problem
HI,
it is the same probleme as before?
Send me your 2D project.
HI, it is the same probleme as before? Send me your 2D project.
yes, i had.
i deleted it after i recognize that it is not convergence.
Try to refine the mesh and decrease the step time.
I need your Flux project to see why he does not converge.
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