2006 12th Biennial IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation
DOI: 10.1109/cefc-06.2006.1633242
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Simulation of AC Contactors Fed by a Distorted Source Using the Coupled Finite Element Method, Circuit and Mechanical Equations

Abstract: This paper deals with the simulation and analysis of dynamic behaviour of electromagnetic AC contactors, when is fed by a voltage distorted source. The behavior under these conditions could compromise the operations in industrial plants, electric machines, etc. The contactor is modeled by 2D finite elements method (FEM), coupling with its mechanical and electrical equations. Analysis of results is based on the magnetic force which denotes the performance in opening and closing behavior of the device.

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“…If such analyzes have been attempted, they have involved dedicated solid-state protective relays [9,10] or relatively large EM devices, such as electromagnetic contactors [11,12]. In sporadic cases, limited simulation analyses of the operation of switches were performed [13]. This may be due to the problematic design of the measurement stand that would have to be built to analyze the operation of the relays.…”
Section: Introduction 1problem Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If such analyzes have been attempted, they have involved dedicated solid-state protective relays [9,10] or relatively large EM devices, such as electromagnetic contactors [11,12]. In sporadic cases, limited simulation analyses of the operation of switches were performed [13]. This may be due to the problematic design of the measurement stand that would have to be built to analyze the operation of the relays.…”
Section: Introduction 1problem Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%