Hi,
Hopefully a straightforward question: What unit is the "Eddy current power" calculated by the MagnetoDynamicsCalcFields solver reported in in the log/scalars file? Is it W/kg? W/m^3?
Thanks
Kevin
Eddy Current Power Unit
Re: Eddy Current Power Unit
It is the result of integrating the energy density over volume and thus expressed in watts (W).
-- Mika
-- Mika
Re: Eddy Current Power Unit
Great, thanks.
So for a 2-D simulation the value needs to be scaled by the axial length of the model, right?
So for a 2-D simulation the value needs to be scaled by the axial length of the model, right?
Re: Eddy Current Power Unit
For the axis-symmetric problem, it should calculate the total power considering the distance from the axis. You get the total power in W.
For planar 2D, 1m thickness is considered. In this case, the value you get is power density = watt per meter.
For planar 2D, 1m thickness is considered. In this case, the value you get is power density = watt per meter.
Re: Eddy Current Power Unit
Makes sense, thanks a lot for clearing this up.