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Finally, a non-linear magnetic network method is proposed to analyze the radial hybrid magnetic bearing.
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This paper presents a two-dimensional (2-D) equivalent magnetic circuit network method to predict the magnetic field distribution of a coaxial magnetic gear mechanism.
A 2-D equivalent magnetic circuit network method can be provided as an effective tool for the magnetic field analysis and optimal design of coaxial magnetic gear mechanisms.
A 2-D equivalent magnetic circuit network method is then proposed to calculate the radial components of the magnetic flux densities within the inner and outer rotors.
For details of this neural network method, the SCCLs, and the calibration of the logs by magnetic mineralogical investigations refer to Meller et al. ([2014a] [2014b]]) (Figure 3).
The analysis of this design method mainly focuses on magnetic saturation and cogging torque and the computation of the optimization process is based on an equivalent magnetic network circuit.
Larger magnetic particles and higher magnetic fields provide stronger magnetic networks.
Comparison study - network-based approaches: We undertook three network methods.
One possible cause is simply the occurrence of 2D or 3D magnetic networks built from the intermolecular magnetic interactions, although the JRe,Mn magnetic exchange interactions are too weak to promote magnetic order in the temperature range studied, as shown in the experimental magnetic susceptibility.
HGIMS is a magnetic separation method in which the magnetic force is strengthened by integrating a magnetic gradient between the magnetic filter and nearby column.
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