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[KANTUBHUKTA HEMANTH HARI KISHORE]

Dear ANSYS Support Team,

 

          I hope this email finds you well. I am writing this to seek your assistance regarding an issue that I am facing while doing Transient analysis, for a tube(100mm length) and a coil placed inside the tube, in ANSYS Maxwell. There are two such models are shown, viz.

 

1. Single Stage - tube and middle coil.

2. Multi Stage - tube, middle coil, and two end coils(connected in series).

 

For the excitation of coils, I've used a current dataset obtained from an experimental setup.

 

The magnetic field along the inner surface of the tube (i.e., along distance at a particular time) is unsymmetric and has more ups and dips even though my modal is symmetric. I've shown the magnetic field distribution for both models.

 

Why is it unsymmetric? I want to get a peak at the center and symmetrically reducing curve to either side.

 

I would greatly appreciate it if you could assist me in getting a symmetric curve.

 

 

 

Thank You in advance.

[Timos]

Hello, firstly it's important to ensure that the geometry of your model is perfectly symmetric. Secondly, the meshing of the model plays a crucial role in the accuracy of the simulation results. A poorly defined mesh can lead to inaccurate and unsymmetrical results.