[Analysis Case] Magnetic Field Analysis of Superconductors Considering the Critical State Model
The software used is "PHOTO-EDDY"! It is also possible to analyze Kim models that depend on magnetic flux density.
Models used to describe superconductors include the critical state model and the Kim model. The critical state model is a physical model that assumes a balance between the Lorentz force acting on the vortices and the pinning force caused by impurities within the superconductor. In "PHOTO-EDDY," users can specify the constitutive equations, allowing for the analysis of not only a constant Jc but also models like the Kim model, where Jc depends on magnetic flux density. The choice of which equations to use is up to the user. While care must be taken regarding the convergence of calculations, a high degree of freedom in input methods is available. [Case Overview] ■ Software Used: PHOTO-EDDY ■ Analysis Results - The superconductor was modeled using the critical state model, with a critical current density Jc set at 1.0×10^9 [A/m²]. - The input current was adjusted so that the magnetic flux density at the center of the coil reached a maximum of 5 [T] when in the air-core condition. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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