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Getting Started

  • CENOS overview
  • Templates
  • Using CAD files
  • Tips and Tricks

Tutorials

  • Induction Heating Templates
  • 2D Stepped Workpiece
  • 2D Scanning of Transmission Shaft
  • 3D Single Shot
  • 3D Spur Gear Hardening

FAQ

  • Frequently asked questions

How To

  • Creating 3D CAD models
  • Fluxtrol thermal calculation
  • From CAD
  • Geometry parameterization
  • How to make good CAD
  • How to run multiple simulations
  • Large rotating workpieces
  • Result evaluation
  • Scanning applications
  • Stranded Coil/Litz wire
  • Field expressions
  • Mesh : Overview
  • Mesh : Extrusion
  • Estimate effective μ
  • Movement : Scanning
  • Movement : Rotation
  • Phase change calculation

Explained

  • Algorithms
  • Mesh quality : Aspect ratio
  • Mesh quality : Taper
  • Boundary conditions
  • Geometry simplification
  • Heat Exchange
  • Material properties
  • Mesh troubleshoot
  • Role of air domain size
  • Symmetry Boundary Conditions
  • Thermal shock
  • Power control
  • Time step

Release Notes

  • v3.x
  • v2.x
  • v2018.x

Algorithms

Fast

The fast algorithm (also weak coupling, one way coupling) calculates electromagnetic sources once and apply them to the thermal model. Reverse interaction (change of electromagnetic properties due to heating) is not taken into account.

The fast algorithm gives good results if the time step is small compared to the heating rate.

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Accurate

The accurate algorithm uses two-way coupling - electromagnetic sources are recalculated according to the temperature field until convergence is reached. The accurate algorithm gives very precise results and is important for highly nonlinear problems.

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Auto

Automatic algorithm switches between Fast and Accurate according to user input:

  • Fast if materials have constant permeability and electrical conductivity
  • Accurate if materials have nonlinear magnetic properties (B-H model and/or temperature dependence) and temperature dependent electrical conductivity
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