Do you have an example demonstrating the use of magnetic contact elements in which the air gap mesh is entirely eliminated and effectively replaced by using the MCC (permeance) real constant?
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Attached are 2 input files. One creates a permanent magnet model and keeper immersed in a contiguous air mesh, the other has a modestly large void in the mesh where magnetic contact elements are used with keyopt(2)=0 and MCC=mu0/gap. The resulting calculated B fields compare quite well. Note: it is easy to overlook the fact that one must set KEYOPTION(2)=0 (otherwise the contact will use MPC and ignore the MCC real constant value). |
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