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What’s New in Simcenter
MAGNET 2020.2
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Main new additions in Simcenter MAGNET 2020.2
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• High performance computing (HPC) for 3D Simulations
• Magnetostriction
• Hysteresis Loss for Time Harmonic Problems
• Robust modeling of permanent magnets
High performance computing (HPC)
Challenge
• 3D electromagnetic, electro-mechanical and multi-physical
simulations are time intensive.
• Simulation times may range from ~hours to days, or even weeks.
• Examples include simulation of machine faults, 6-DOF
electromechanical systems, force calculations for NVH analysis,
machine eccentricity, etc.
Solution
• HPC has been added for 3D static and transient with motion
simulation problems to reduce simulation times.
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Improve productivity and lower time-to-market by using HPC
High performance computing
Usage
• The HPC technology in Simcenter MAGNET is offered in two main
ways:
• Parallelization of a single simulation on multiple cores of
single CPU
• Distribution of the simulation job on multiple nodes and CPUs
in a cluster
• Comparison between the existing multi-thread vs. the new HPC
simulation shows massive speed-up
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Example
• Over 25x speedup for a large 3D electric
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• Calculation time reduces from ~days to
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Cores 44 (HT disabled)
CPU Intel Xeon Platinum
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CPU 3.7 GHz
Memory 8 GB/core (352 GB
total)
Local Disk 700 GB SSD
Infiniband 100 Gb EDR Mellanox
ConnectX-5
Network 50 Gb Ethernet (40
Gb usable)
Azure second Gen
SmartNIC
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The HPC Package
• HPC is available in Simcenter MAGNET 2020.2 as a licensed option
• System pre-requisites
• Simcenter MAGNET 2D+3D suite: the 2D+3D Static, Time Harmonic, and Transient/Motion solvers
• Floating licenses
• Access to HPC is available for unlimited numbers of cores
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Magnetostriction
Challenge
• Megnetostrictive forces may cause stresses and strains in magnetic
materials leading to material extension, contraction and, noise.
Solution
• In Simcenter MAGNET 2020.2, a number of magnetostrictive forces
and field calculations have been added.
• The magnetostrictive forces can be used for NVH or structural
analysis.
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Modeling magnetostriction in electromagnetic devices
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Cross domain
engineering
[ P. Zhang, L. Li, Z. Cheng, C. Tian, and Y. Han, “Study on
vibration of iron core of a transformer and reactor based on
Maxwell Stress and anisotropic Magnetostriction,” IEEE
Trans. Magn. Vol. 55, no. 2, pp. 1-4, Feb 2019.
Magnetostriction
New fields and forces
• New additions include calculation of force fields in 2D and 3D,
Time-Harmonic and Transient (with and without Motion)
• Magnetostriction Nodal Force (volume)
• Magnetostriction Force Density (volume)
• Magnetostriction discontinuity Force Density (surface)
• New mechanical properties have been added:
• Young’s modulus
• Poisson’s ratio
• Magnetostrictive Strain curve
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Modeling magnetostriction in electromagnetic devices
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Magnetostriction
Example
• A 1300 kvar reactor is presented on this slide.
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Modeling magnetostriction in electromagnetic devices
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Cross domain
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The magentostriction field and force are displayed as
shaded and arrow plots above
Magnetostrictive forces with (left) and without (right)
pre-stresses are shown.
The physical industrial and Simcenter MAGNET models of a
reactor
Hysteresis Loss
Challenge
• Maximizing the efficiency of transformers, motors and other
electromechanical devices
• Need for accurate and efficient hysteresis and eddy loss
calculations.
Solution
• Hysteresis loss calculation capability has been added for time
harmonic (TH) solvers
• This extends the ability to analyze transformers and induction
machines accurately and rapidly.
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Hysteresis losses for time harmonic (TH) solvers
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Field simulations of a planar transformer with (left) and
without (right) the inclusion of hysteresis effects
Hysteresis Loss
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Calculating hysteresis losses for time harmonic (TH) solvers
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Example
• Let’s reconsider the reactor example that was used for
magnetostriction.
• The flux density distributions (top) show a marked difference in the
saturation level of the device with and without hysteresis loss.
• Similarly, the magnetostrictive forces also show a sizeable
difference (bottom).
Flux density: with (left) / without (right) hysteresis
Magnetostrictive forces: with (left) / without (right) hysteresis
Permanent magnet modeling
Challenge
• Permanent magnet behavior including irreversibility is difficult to
model
Solution
• New capabilities have been added to be able to model magnet
behaviors in the 2nd and 3rd quadrants
• Users may also define permanent magnets as strong or weak.
The reclassification aligns better with experimental data
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Modeling the irreversible behavior of permanent magnets.
Reclassification of magnet types.
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