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Article #1323Re: Problem: Ansys 3D-EM
From: Georg Raming
Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1999 00:00
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Now I have some further information: With the solid97-element I used, it is not recommended to have materials with different permeability. In Ansys 5.3 the only possibility to model this is, to use solid96 (scalar) elements for regions with high permeability and solid97 (vector potential) elements for regions with eddy currents..., and between them you have to employ inter115-elements. In Ansys 5.4 there is a new edge based element solid117, that is capable of doing all this in once. Georg
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