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How to determine initial position in motion setup

    • Purity
      Subscriber

      Hi,

      I designed a PM motor using 2D maxwell without using user defined primitive. Please I need help on

      1) How to determine my initial position in motion setup.

      2) How to get a positive average torque instead of a negative average torque.

      3) How I can produce a plot of steady state torque against the angle.

      Thank you.

    • Ivonne Marti
      Ansys Employee

      Hi Purity,

      Thank for your great questions. Please find below my answers.

      1)        How to determine my initial position in motion setup.

      The initial position can be specified inside the Motion Setup/ Data tab

      2)        How to get a positive average torque instead of a negative average torque.

      You can simply use a negative speed or plot “-Torque”

      3)        How I can produce a plot of steady state torque against the angle.

      If you are doing a simulation with the Magnetostatic solver and you want to simulate the rotation of the motor, then you need to create the “angle” variable. To do this select the objects you want to move and then go to Edità Arrangeà Rotate, then create a parameter named “angle”. Afterwards, you can run a parametric sweep calculation for several “angle” value. Once the calculation is done, you will be able to plot Torque vs Angle.

      If you want detailed information and you have access to Ansys Learning Hub, you can investigate the Maxwell Advance Motor Training/ Cogging Torque / WS02.1

      The direct link is https://learninghub.ansys.com/learn/courses/314/ansys-maxwell-advanced-motor-training/lessons/2181/workshop-12

      I hope this information helps you. Ivonne

    • Purity
      Subscriber

      Hi Ivonne,

      Thank you for your detailed explanation.

      Please, when I completed a cycle of the transient analysis, I got 0.9747 as the average moving torque meaning that the machine has no torque. Please what can lead to this?

      Thank you.

       

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