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# motion-induced torque

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- Subject: motion-induced torque
- From: phenning@americancooling.com
- Date: Wed, 24 May 2000 20:17:17 -0000
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    I was curious if there was anything miraculous about the ability to
    compute motion-induced torques etc. using FEA, for example computing
    the torque output of an induction motor at a steady-state slip.
    Several commercial products do this with "rotating airgaps", etc.
    Are these meshing and solution algorithms above and beyond the scope
    of shareware, involving very new ideas, or has it just not been
    gotten around to yet? As a novice I was just wondering.

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