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    This document contains 4 problems involving calculating currents required to establish magnetic fluxes in various magnetic circuits: 1. Calculate the current to establish a 1.28 mWb flux in an air gap given dimensions and material B-H curve. 2. Find the current to establish a 0.75x10^-4 Wb flux in a series circuit and calculate the force on the armature. 3. Determine the current for a 1.54x10^-4 Wb flux in a core with different permeability regions. 4. Calculate the current for a 6x10^-3 Wb flux in an air gap of a cast steel core, neglecting fringing fields.

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    This document contains 4 problems involving calculating currents required to establish magnetic fluxes in various magnetic circuits: 1. Calculate the current to establish a 1.28 mWb flux in an air gap given dimensions and material B-H curve. 2. Find the current to establish a 0.75x10^-4 Wb flux in a series circuit and calculate the force on the armature. 3. Determine the current for a 1.54x10^-4 Wb flux in a core with different permeability regions. 4. Calculate the current for a 6x10^-3 Wb flux in an air gap of a cast steel core, neglecting fringing fields.

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    This document contains 4 problems involving calculating currents required to establish magnetic fluxes in various magnetic circuits: 1. Calculate the current to establish a 1.28 mWb flux in an air gap given dimensions and material B-H curve. 2. Find the current to establish a 0.75x10^-4 Wb flux in a series circuit and calculate the force on the armature. 3. Determine the current for a 1.54x10^-4 Wb flux in a core with different permeability regions. 4. Calculate the current for a 6x10^-3 Wb flux in an air gap of a cast steel core, neglecting fringing fields.

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    EEE3352-TUTORIAL

    MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
    1. In the magnetic circuit detailed in Figure 1(a) with all
    dimensions in mm, calculate the required current to be
    passed in the coil having 200 turns in order to establish a flux
    of 1.28 mWb in the air gap. Neglect fringing effect and
    leakage flux. The B-H curve of the material is given in Figure
    1(b). Permeability of air may be taken as μ0 = 4π × 10-7 H/m.

    Fig. 1(a)
    Fig. 1(b)
    Solution:

    Fig. 1(c) Circuit showing mean lengths


    2. Find the value of I required to establish a magnetic flux of φ =
    0.75×10-4 Wb in the series magnetic circuit shown below.
    Calculate the force exerted on the armature (moving part) when
    the flux is established. The relative permeability for the steel is
    μr = 1424.
    Solution:
    • The device can be analysed by its magnetic circuit equivalent
    and its electric circuit analogy as shown below.

    Figure 2: (a) Magnetic circuit equivalent and (b) electric circuit


    analogy for the electromagnetic device in question 2
    • From the Gauss law (analogy to KCL in electric circuit), the
    flux density for each section is
    Energy stored in the air gap, W = Volume of air gap, Vg ×
    magnetic energy density, W0
    3. Determine the value of I required to establish a magnetic flux of
    φ = 1.54 ×10-4 Wb in the section of the core indicated in the
    figure below. The relative permeability for the steel in regions
    bcde, be, and efab are μ2 = 4972, μ1 = 4821, and μT = 2426,
    respectively.
    Solution:
    Applying Ampère’s circuital law around loop 2 of the figure:
    For loop 1, apply Gauss law (analogy to KCL in electric circuit)
    gives:

    Applying Ampère’s circuital law (analogy to KVL in electric


    circuit),
    4. The core of the figure below is made of cast steel. Calculate
    the current I that is needed to establish a flux of φg= 6 ×10-3
    Wb at the air gap if fringing field is neglected.
    Fig. 4 B-H curves for selected
    materials.
    Solution:
    ALL THE BEST!

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