-
-
March 6, 2024 at 6:29 pmMert Rıza YılmazSubscriber
As seen in the image below, the force graph of the linear induction motor is not stable in Ansys Electronics. I followed the suggestions in this link, but it still doesn't work. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. There may be a very simple rule that I need to learn. I tried hundreds of times but it still didn't work. Please help me
-
March 13, 2024 at 5:32 pmMirandaHAnsys EmployeeHi, please submit a service request with your model attached, Ansys support engineers will assist.
-
March 25, 2024 at 12:29 pmMert Rıza YılmazSubscriber
Thank you for reply. Which e-mail address should I send it to?
-
March 30, 2024 at 12:27 pmMert Rıza YılmazSubscriber
I think the problem is that the 3 phase current graph is not smooth. As seen in the image below, there is no waveform as it should be in the 3-phase system, there are increases and decreases. At least the orange and blue phases should be around 24 amps, like the green phase level. I think there are fluctuations in the force graph due to these increases and decreases. Phase A=300*sin(2*pi*60*time), Phase B=300*sin(2*pi*60*time +120deg), Phase C= 300*sin(2*pi*60*time +240deg ). I also tried this like 300*sin(2*pi*60*time + 4*pi/3) phase shift.
As seen in the image below, it remains stable after some time.
As seen, when the current becomes stable, the force graph also begins to stabilize.
How can I make this more stable? Or how can I make it stable faster? I really can’t figure out where the problem is. I think the problem is in the wave function of the Voltage, but I’m pretty sure the wave function is correct. I really don’t understand what causes the wave function to be so unstable in the first place.
-
March 31, 2024 at 1:49 pmMert Rıza YılmazSubscriber
I added the circuit, but the force is still not stable. This means that the problem is not in the circuit.
The polarization of the windings of the double-sided linear induction motor is as shown in the image below. Am I making a mistake using this polarization. I tried different polarization types but it didn't work. Or there's instability due to the geometry of the core I use. For instance, is the core's pole pitch too large or the core's neck too short?
-
-
- The topic ‘In Ansys Electronics force graph of the linear induction motor is not stable’ is closed to new replies.
- HFSS Incident Plane Wave excitement mode
- Simulation of capacitor combining eddy currents with displacement currents
- How to calculate eddy and hysteresis losses of the core?
- Ansys Maxwell 3D – eddy current
- How to determine initial position in motion setup
- dq graph non-conformity
- Simplorer+Maxwell Cosimulation results and Maxwell results mismatch
- Parametrizing coil “terminals” with coil geometry
- On-chip inductor design
- Maxwell circuit – PWM
-
1406
-
599
-
591
-
555
-
366
© 2025 Copyright ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.