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+ | where the functional <math>\mathcal{L}(\bullet)</math> is a linear operator, f is a known excitation or forcing function, and φ is an unknown quantity. To solve this problem on a digital computer, we start by expressing the unknown solution as a series of basis or expansion functions, vn, | ||
where an are unknown coefficients describing the amplitude of each term in the series. | where an are unknown coefficients describing the amplitude of each term in the series. |
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A feladat célja
A hallgató megismerje a végeselem-módszer főbb lépéseit, mint a modell előkészítése (geometria elkészítése vagy importálása), anyagparaméterek, peremfeltételek és gerjesztés megadása az üzemanyag befecskendező szolenoidjának szimulációján keresztül.
A feladat megoldásához szükséges ismeretek
- A végeselem-módszer lépései;
- A sztatikus mágneses térre vonatkozó elméleti ismeretek (anyagok definiálásához, gerjesztés megadásához);
- A geometria elkészítéséhez CAD rendszer ismerete.
Boundary Element Method (BEM)[2]
Method of Moments (MoM)[3]
In the 1960s, R.F. Harrington and others applied a technique called the Method of Moments to the solution of electromagnetic field problems. The Method of Moments (also called the Method of Weighted Residuals) is a technique for solving linear equations of the form,
[math]\mathcal{L}(\phi)=f[/math]
where the functional [math]\mathcal{L}(\bullet)[/math] is a linear operator, f is a known excitation or forcing function, and φ is an unknown quantity. To solve this problem on a digital computer, we start by expressing the unknown solution as a series of basis or expansion functions, vn,
where an are unknown coefficients describing the amplitude of each term in the series.