Modelling Characteristics of Ferromagnetic Cores with the Influence of Temperature

Górecki, Krzysztof; Rogalska, Małgorzata; Zarębski, J.; Detka, Kalina

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/494/1/012016

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“…Most of the existing JA model extensions aimed at taking into account the influence of temperature on hysteresis [42][43][44][45][46] are focused on ferrites, thus they cannot be applied directly to carbon steels. In our opinion, however, the approach advanced by Perevertov [47], might be relevant for drawn wires.…”

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Estimation of the Level of Residual Stress in Wires with a Magnetic Method

Suliga¹,

Borowik²,

Chwastek³

2015

Archives of Metallurgy and Materials

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Residual stress present in wires after drawing process affects their magnetic properties. The paper presents a concept to estimate the level of residual stress on the basis of measurements of hysteresis loops. In order to describe the effect qualitatively the Jiles-Atherton-Sablik description is adapted. On the basis of variations in hysteresis loop shapes the average values of residual stress in wires for different single draft values are determined. It was found that the estimated average values by magnetic stresses are comparable with the results of numerical modeling and experimental studies.Keywords: residual stress, wire drawing, hysteresis loop, effective field Naprężenia własne istniejące w drutach po procesie ciągnienia mają wpływ na ich właściwości magnetyczne. W pracy przedstawiono koncepcję oszacowania poziomu naprężeń własnych drutów na podstawie pomiarów pętli histerezy. W celu jakościowego opisu zjawiska zaadaptowano model Jilesa-Athertona-Sablika. Na podstawie zmian kształtu pętli histerezy oszacowano średnie wartości naprężeń własnych dla drutów ciągnionych z różnymi wartościami gniotu pojedynczego. Stwierdzono, że oszacowane metodą magnetyczną średnie wartości naprężeń własnych są porównywalne z wynikami z modelowania numerycznego i badań eksperymentalnych.

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Estimation of the Level of Residual Stress in Wires with a Magnetic Method

Suliga¹,

Borowik²,

Chwastek³

2015

Archives of Metallurgy and Materials

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“…In the magnetic model the modified Jiles-Atherton model is implemented. The voltage source E 4 represents magnetization on the initial magnetization curve described by [14]:…”

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“…spontaneous magnetization, depend on temperature. The analysis of the influence of temperature on the hysteresis loop with the use of the Jiles-Atherton theory is shown in [14,15].…”

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“…The model described in the paper [22] incorporates self-heating caused by conversion of the heat energy lost in the core and a linear influence of temperature on the parameters of the Jiles-Atherton model. In the description of this model, there are a number of formal errors, which result in even a hundredfold decrease of the obtained values of saturation flux density and the coercive field [14]. The analysis of this model leads to the conclusion that in order to get the correct shape and extent of changes of the flux density B and the magnetic force H, it is necessary to remove the magnetic path length in several places in the PSPICE input file [23].…”

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“…In this model only one core temperature T R is used and the uniform spatial distribution of this temperature is assumed. At the formulation of this model, the classic Jiles-Atherton model form, supplemented with temperature dependence of the parameters of this model taken from [23] and a description of power losses in the core taken from [5,14] are used. In contrast to previous papers, not only the influence of ambient temperature on characteristics of ferromagnetic core is considered, but also the changes of the core temperature resulting from selfheating phenomena and non-isothermal characteristics of these cores are presented.…”

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This paper presents an electrothermal model of ferromagnetic cores dedicated for SPICE software. The form of this model, dedicated to be used in power electronics applications, is presented and the procedure of estimating magnetic, geometric and thermal parameters of the presented model is proposed. The correctness of the proposed model is verified by comparing the calculated and measured characteristics of the selected ferromagnetic cores operating at different values of flux density, frequency, ambient temperature and cooling conditions. The satisfied agreement between the results of calculations and measurements is obtained.

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Modelling Characteristics of Ferromagnetic Cores with the Influence of Temperature

Cited by 14 publications

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Estimation of the Level of Residual Stress in Wires with a Magnetic Method

Estimation of the Level of Residual Stress in Wires with a Magnetic Method

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Estimation of the Parameters of Anhysteretic Curve of Isotropic and Anisotropic Magnetic Materials on the Base of Initial Anhysteretic Permeability Measurements

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