DocumentCode
9705
Title
3-D Multistrands Inductor Modeling: Influence of Complex Geometrical Arrangements
Author
Scapolan, Raphael ; Gagnoud, Annie ; Terrail, Yves Du
Author_Institution
Lab. SIMaP/EPM, UJF, St. Martin d´Hères, France
Volume
50
Issue
2
fYear
2014
fDate
Feb. 2014
Firstpage
949
Lastpage
952
Abstract
We study multistrands inductors in the context of high-frequency induction processes. They present the advantage of reducing Joule losses compared with solid inductors. We remind why that type of cable seems to be promising and what electromagnetic effects are already identified. We have to understand precisely what happens inside the inductor. Numerical simulation of the electromagnetic behavior of these objects is complicated due to the complexity of their 3-D geometry and to the size of the generated numerical system. We have developed a 3-D electromagnetic software based on an integral methods using classical Biot and Savart law. We applied this model for the simulation of multistrands cables with helical arrangement of strands. Execution time is reduced by the parallelization of the system building and the solver. We present some results obtained with 3-D simulations using integral methods for different configurations.
Keywords
cables (electric); electromagnetic induction; inductors; numerical analysis; 3D electromagnetic software; 3D geometry complexity; 3D multistrand inductor modeling; 3D simulations; Joule losses reduction; Savart law; classical Biot law; complex geometrical arrangements; electromagnetic behavior; electromagnetic effects; electromagnetic induction; generated numerical system; high-frequency induction processes; integral methods; multistrand cables; numerical simulation; solid inductors; Computational modeling; Electromagnetics; Geometry; Inductors; Numerical models; Solid modeling; Wires; Electromagnetic induction; energy efficiency; numerical analysis; parallel algorithms; proximity effect;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9464
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TMAG.2013.2282502
Filename
6749219
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