DOCUMENTATION FOR THE PERMANENT MAGNET STATOR PARAMETRIC MODEL
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All parameters are to be contained in a single file whose filename
has the extention "des". (e.g., mach1.des) The first part of the
filename is the item entered in the ANSYS Input window when "GET_DIMS" is
selected from the Toolbar. When entering this filename, the characters
must be enclosed in single quotes ( e.g. 'mach1' for the
parameter file "mach1.des" ). These parameters can be combined with
those for the stator into a single file.
1) The geometry parameters related to the dimensions of the stator
are contained the plot file "pm_stat.doc". These plots can
be accessed by the DISPLAY program using the file "pm_stat.doc".
2) The parameter file can also contain the material properties:
Air Material Number 1
Stator iron Material Number 5
Stator magnet Material Number 6
If the radial magnitization option is used, the macro will copy the
properties from material 3 to another material number and reverse the
sign for the Hc.
If the parameter file contains material properties, enter into
the Preprocessor before selecting {GET_DIMS} from the Toolbar.
The following additional distinction for the air elements in the air
gap has been made:
Air on the rotor side of the air gap: REAL SET 5
Air on the stator side of the air gap: REAL SET 6
3) The remaining scalar parameters are defined below:
stat_id='pmstat' The stator model type identifier. (This prevent
other model macros from using the data for the
PM stator.)
smagw = angle of magnet, smagw=180, implies that the poles are touching.
npole = number of poles
nsp = number of permanent magnets
nspgen= number of stator magnets to be generated
ggeom = the length conversion factor from the units of the
parameters to meters (for English to MKS, ggeom=.0254)
stkthk= length of stack (used in computing the torque)
stref = level of mesh refinement for the stator
(1 for least refinement, 5 for greatest refinement)
mname = identification to be printed out in summaries
NOTE:
At the completion of the stator generation, the stator elements and
nodes are contained in the component group "STATOR". This identification
is necessary for the other Toolbar items to function.