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# winding current setting

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- Subject: winding current setting
- From: "Penquista66 <jtapia@die.udec.cl>" <jtapia@die.udec.cl>
- Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 19:13:38 -0000
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    Hi everybody

    I have de following dilema. I'm simulating a 3-phase winding in
    amagnetoestatic problem, therefore I have to set curren for each
    slot, which are differents due to the time varying behavior. Now
    there are two method taht I beleive I can do that. Fisrt, when you
    select the material you can set de current density for the conductor
    (let's say copper) aabd asing this material to the slot. On the other
    hand, you can set the current using 'circuit' definition and then
    asign this definitio to the slot. Well, I choose the second one. That
    means, I define 18 different circuits ( 36 slot 4 poles) with
    different current each one. For the each slot block I used copper
    (without setting the current density). Following this procedure, I
    got very unreasonable result. Do I made something wrong (I beleive so)

    I appreaciate if you guys can help in this point. Do I have to set
    different material for each slot and set the different current
    density or I have to define many different circuits with current but
    using diferent format?

    Thanks

    JATL

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