Computational methods for solving static field and eddy current problems via Fredholm integral equations

McWhirter, J. H.; Duffin, R. J.; Brehm, P.; Oravec, J.

doi:10.1109/tmag.1979.1070317

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“…where j j is the potential of the jth part of the system (Harrington, 1968(Harrington, /1993McWhirter et al, 1979;Chari and Salon, 2000). After obtaining the distributions of vectors B (B ¼ curl A) and E of the electromagnetic field in the investigated area, we can also determine the distribution of the Poynting vector N using the expression:…”

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Electromagnetic field along the power overhead line at point where the line route changes direction

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Kropík

2014

COMPEL: The International Journal for Computation and Mathematics in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Abstract-Numerical analysis of electromagnetic field occurring along a high-voltage overhead line at the place where the line route changes its direction is carried out. The computation is performed by means of an integral method in the 3D arrangement, taking into account the location of the tower. The results obtained are compared with the exposure limits for low-frequency electric and magnetic fields in order to assess their effects on living organisms.

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“…where j j is the potential of the jth part of the system (Harrington, 1968(Harrington, /1993McWhirter et al, 1979;Chari and Salon, 2000).…”

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confidence: 99%

Electromagnetic field along the power overhead line at point where the line route changes direction

Hamar

Šroubová

Kropík

2014

COMPEL: The International Journal for Computation and Mathematics in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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“…McWhirter [69] developed computational methods for solving 2D quasi-static problems by solving the Fredholm equation of the second kind. Lean [70][71][72] used the BEM to solve eddy current problems in 2D, and gave a good overview of boundary integral methods in electromagnetics [73].…”

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Finite element and boundary element analysis of electromagnetic NDE phenomena

1998

NDT & E International

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“…103 More complex two-and three-dimensional basis functions have been used in magnet design. 80 While this approach has to be carefully monitored in initial-value MHD problems due to the need to repeat the calculation many times, it can be more efficient to use higher-order basis functions. Each of these techniques is a special case of the weighted Galerkin finite element method.…”

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Development of a magnetohydrodynamic code for axisymmetric, high-. beta. plasmas with complex magnetic fields

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1982

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Computational methods for solving static field and eddy current problems via Fredholm integral equations

Cited by 48 publications

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Electromagnetic field along the power overhead line at point where the line route changes direction

Electromagnetic field along the power overhead line at point where the line route changes direction

Finite element and boundary element analysis of electromagnetic NDE phenomena

Development of a magnetohydrodynamic code for axisymmetric, high-. beta. plasmas with complex magnetic fields

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