Hi,
I'm new here. Have spent some time looking through the manual and posts but have not been able to figure out the following:
1. Does FreeCad/FEM support magnetostatic problems?
2. In 3D (hopefully) or only 2D?
3. Do the solver ports to Elmer or Calculix work?
4. Are permanent magnet materials supported?
Thanks for any help!
--aether
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Re: FEM Magnetostatics
1. AFAIK no, the only constraint we have is electric potential
2. 1D, 2D, 3D FEM is supported. ATM they can not be mixed (in development, there is a test branch already)
3. yes
4. see 1.
he might know more about magnetostatic
BTW: adding a new constraint in Python is quite simple, since most stuff is copy past. Most difficault is to know how the solver handles the new constraint.
bernd
Re: FEM Magnetostatics
Thanks, Bernd!
@HoWil can you comment?
@HoWil can you comment?
Re: FEM Magnetostatics
Hi aether,
Magnetostatic is not supported in Freecad yet. For sure it is possible to implement since electrostatic, heat and flow were also implemented.
There is some documentation about how to implement new 'equations' and conditions from Elmer in Freecad. Please have a look at :
https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Extend_FEM_Module
https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Add_FEM ... n_Tutorial
https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Add_FEM ... t_Tutorial
If you want to use magnetostatic in Freecad than you have to implement it . I can support you (and I am sure Bernd will too) but due to a permanent time shortage for the next month I cant do it for you. BTW: I am also more the user of parts of this than the creator.
BR,
HoWil