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Calculate The Ampere Turn Required To Produce A Flux of 1Mwb in The Central Limb, Neglecting

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1. A magnetic circuit made of wrought iron has a central limb with an area of 8 cm^2 and side limbs of 5 cm^2 each. Calculate the ampere turns needed to produce 1 mWb of flux in the central limb. 2. A magnetic ring has a saw cut width of 0.1 cm and cross section of 2x2 cm. Using its B-H curve, estimate the current needed in its 400 turn coil to produce 0.28 mWb of flux in the air gap. 3. Determine the current needed in the 1000 turn coil of a cast steel electromagnet to produce 2.5 mWb of flux in its 0.1 cm air gap

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1. A magnetic circuit made of wrought iron has a central limb with an area of 8 cm^2 and side limbs of 5 cm^2 each. Calculate the ampere turns needed to produce 1 mWb of flux in the central limb. 2. A magnetic ring has a saw cut width of 0.1 cm and cross section of 2x2 cm. Using its B-H curve, estimate the current needed in its 400 turn coil to produce 0.28 mWb of flux in the air gap. 3. Determine the current needed in the 1000 turn coil of a cast steel electromagnet to produce 2.5 mWb of flux in its 0.1 cm air gap

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1. A magnetic circuit made of wrought iron has a central limb with an area of 8 cm^2 and side limbs of 5 cm^2 each. Calculate the ampere turns needed to produce 1 mWb of flux in the central limb. 2. A magnetic ring has a saw cut width of 0.1 cm and cross section of 2x2 cm. Using its B-H curve, estimate the current needed in its 400 turn coil to produce 0.28 mWb of flux in the air gap. 3. Determine the current needed in the 1000 turn coil of a cast steel electromagnet to produce 2.5 mWb of flux in its 0.1 cm air gap

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1. A magnetic circuit made of wrought iron has a central limb with an area of 8 cm^2 and side limbs of 5 cm^2 each. Calculate the ampere turns needed to produce 1 mWb of flux in the central limb. 2. A magnetic ring has a saw cut width of 0.1 cm and cross section of 2x2 cm. Using its B-H curve, estimate the current needed in its 400 turn coil to produce 0.28 mWb of flux in the air gap. 3. Determine the current needed in the 1000 turn coil of a cast steel electromagnet to produce 2.5 mWb of flux in its 0.1 cm air gap

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Course Title: Electrical Machines Course code: EE329 Sheet #1 Magnetic Circuits 1- The magnetic circuit made of wrought

iron is arranged as shown in Fig.1. The central limb has a cross sectional area of 8cm2and each of the side limbs has a cross sectional area of 5cm2. Calculate the ampere turn required to produce a flux of 1mWb in the central limb, neglecting magnetic leakage and fringing. The magnetization of wrought iron is given by: Flux Density (Wb/m2) 1 1.25 Field Strength(AT/m) 200 500

1mm

34cm

15cm

Fig.1. 2- A magnetic circuit consists of a ring of mean diameter 15cm with a single narrow saw cut through the ring. The width of the saw cut is 0.1cm and the cross section of the ring is 2*2cm. The iron of the ring has a magnetism curve given below. A coil of 400 turns is wound around the ring. Estimate the current in the coil required to cause flux of 0.28mWb in the air gap. Field Strength (AT/m) 40 80 120 160 800 1600 3200 2 Flux Density (Wb/m ) 0.37 0.72 0.92 1.04 1.4 1.47 1.55 3- A cast steel dc electromagnet shown in Fig.2. has a coil of 1000 turns on its central lim. Determine the current that the coil should carry to produce a flux of 2.5mWb in the air gap. Neglect leakage. Dimensions are given in cm. The magnetization curve for the cast steel is as follows: Field 300 540 650 900 1150 Strength(AT/m) Flux Density 0.2 0.5 0.7 1 1.2 2 (Wb/m )

A 0.1 60 30 5 5

Fig.2 4- The magnetic circuit shown in Fig.3. has two coil wound in the side limbs 50 turns each. The current in the left limb carries 1.85A and the flux 1 is 0.8mWb. Find the current passing in the other coil. The cross sectional area is 10cm2. The B-H curve of this material is given as Field 100 200 325 500 800 1500 Strength(AT/m) Flux 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 2 Density(Wb/m )

A 1

C 2

N1

N2

Fig.3. Mean length are: BAFE=11cm BCDE=10cm BE=2.5cm 5- The magnetization ring shown in Fig.4. is made of wrought iron. Calculate the DC current required to produce a flux of 0.5mWb in section ABC. The coils have 500 turns, the cross sectional area of the ring is 5cm2. The B-H curve of the iron is given as Field Strength (AT/m) 573 900 1300 Flux Density (Wb/m2) 0.7 1 1.7 E ACB=20cm ADB=AEB=10 cm A C B

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