A Generalized Parallel Transmission Line Iteration for Finite Element Analysis of Permanent Magnet Axisymmetrical Actuator
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Abstract
At present, finite element method (FEM) is still the mainstream tool in a range of complex science and engineering applications, including the analysis of structures, heat, fluid, and electromagnetics. However, FEM becomes computationally very intensive when the number of physics equations grows and the mesh is refined. In this paper, we investigated the parallel computing techniques in the nonlinear magnetostatic field solution of an axisymmetrical actuator with permanent magnet by proposing a generalized black-box transmission line method (BB-TLM). A novel black-box circuit model was built to represent complex FEM element data. By means of the transmission line model, each element is isolated and then a series of parallel procedures is considered during the solution stages. The magnetic field distribution and magnetic force of the studied actuator are calculated by the proposed method and the simulation results are compared with COMSOL. Compared with the conventional N-R method, the generalized BB-TLM algorithm greatly reduces the computation time.
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