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# Re: magnetic composites

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- Subject: Re: magnetic composites
- From: "jire602000 <jire602000@yahoo.com>" <jire602000@yahoo.com>
- Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 19:51:12 -0000
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    --- In femm@yahoogroups.com, "hedwige_t <hedwigetourmente@h...>"
    <hedwigetourmente@h...> wrote:
    > hello,
    >
    > I am trying to find the best software dealing with magnetic
    > properties and polymer composites.
    >
    > Do you think FEMM could manage a layered magnet: one layer of
    polymer
    > bonded magnet, one layer of polymer and another layer of polymer
    > bonded magnet?
    >
    > I hope somebody can help me, thanks a lot.
    > Hedwige

    Hi,

    If it is only a layer issue, it is easy , with Femm . Create a polymer
    layer with its figures and another magnet layer with its own figures.
    And so on, if it is a multi-sandwich. It is also easy to fix the
    meshing of each layers when you define the block proprety in the
    geometry, in oder to to obtain a good an fine results.
    Also, look at the lua script capability of automatic generation of the
    geometry and automatic calculation of the results in the viewer. This
    is very powerfull.

    For my personnal interest, can you tell me a bit more about this
    Polymer bounded magnet stuff ?
    Any chance of finding an internet site on this subject ?

    Hope it helps.

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  - magnetic composites
    - From: "hedwige_t <hedwigetourmente@hotmail.com>" <hedwigetourmente@hotmail.com>

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