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# What is the best way to model Horseshoe magnets

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- Subject: What is the best way to model Horseshoe magnets
- From: "Peter Ceelen" <peter.ceelen@ct.boc.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 08:36:21 -0700

    What is the best way to model a horseshoe (U shaped) magnet with the
    poles on the top faces? The particular magnets I am trying to model
    are a rectangular U in shape. I have modelled them as a single body,
    as three bodies that meet at a 45 degree angle, and with increasing
    numbers of wedge shaped bodies in the corners that meet at
    correspondingly smaller angles as the nimber of bodies increases.
    These all give different results and I am wondering which of these
    ways is the most accurate. I have included simple models as examples.
    (See attached file: Horseshoe 4.FEM)(See attached file: Horseshoe 2.FEM)(See
    attached file: Horseshoe 3.FEM)(See attached file: Horseshoe 1.FEM)

Attachment: `Horseshoe 4.FEM`
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Attachment: `Horseshoe 2.FEM`
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Attachment: `Horseshoe 3.FEM`
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Attachment: `Horseshoe 1.FEM`
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