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    This document provides worked solutions to questions from a chapter on magnetic circuits. It includes: 1) Calculating the reluctance and current in a mild steel ring winding. 2) Calculating the reluctance of a ferromagnetic ring and air gap. 3) Finding the magnetic field strength, flux density, and relative permeability of a ring. 4) Determining relative permeability from a B-H curve at different flux densities and field strengths.

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    This document provides worked solutions to questions from a chapter on magnetic circuits. It includes: 1) Calculating the reluctance and current in a mild steel ring winding. 2) Calculating the reluctance of a ferromagnetic ring and air gap. 3) Finding the magnetic field strength, flux density, and relative permeability of a ring. 4) Determining relative permeability from a B-H curve at different flux densities and field strengths.

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    This document provides worked solutions to questions from a chapter on magnetic circuits. It includes: 1) Calculating the reluctance and current in a mild steel ring winding. 2) Calculating the reluctance of a ferromagnetic ring and air gap. 3) Finding the magnetic field strength, flux density, and relative permeability of a ring. 4) Determining relative permeability from a B-H curve at different flux densities and field strengths.

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    CHAPTER 15: MAGNETIC CIRCUITS

    WORKED SOLUTIONS
    (These answers might differ slightly from those given in original questions due to
    rounding off of numbers)

    Question 1:

    The reluctance, Rm, of the mild-steel ring:

    l (400 103 )
    Rm = = = 1.68 MA/Wb (Answer a.)
    0 r A (4 107 ) 380 (500 106 )

    Next, we can use Ohms Law for magnetic circuits to determine the current in the
    winding:
    mmf IN
    Rm = =

    R (1.68 106 ) 200
    so, I = m = = 0.42 A (Answer b.)
    N 800 106

    Question 3:

    For the ferromagnetic ring:


    l d (100 103 )
    Rm = = =  333 kA/Wb (Answer a.)
    0 r A 0 r A (4 107 ) 2500 (300 106 )

    For the air gap:


    l d (1103 )
    Rm = = =  2.65 MA/Wb (Answer b.)
    0 r A 0 1 A (4 107 ) (300 106 )

    Question 5:

    Start by finding the magnetic field strength, H, of the ring:


    mmf IN 2 480
    H= = = = 800 A/m
    l l 1200 103

    Next, we find the flux density, B:


    1 103
    B= = = 12.5 T
    A 80 106

    Now, we can find the relative permeability from:


    B
    0 r =
    H
    B 12.5
    so, r = =  12440 (Answer)
    0 H (4 107 ) 800

    Question 8:

    (a) From the B-H curve supplied, the magnetic field strength (H) at a flux density (B)
    of 0.4 T, is: 1500 A/m.
    B
    Since 0 r =
    H
    B 0.4
    then r = =  212 (Answer a.)
    0 H (4 107 ) 1500

    (b) From the B-H curve supplied, the magnetic field strength (H) at a flux density (B)
    of 0.8 T, is: 7000 A/m.
    B
    Since 0 r =
    H
    B 0.8
    then r = =  91 (Answer b.)
    0 H (4 107 ) 7000

    (c) From the B-H curve supplied, the flux density (B) at a magnetic field strength (H)
    of 4500 A/m, is: 0.7 T.
    B
    Since 0 r =
    H
    B 0.7
    then r = =  124 (Answer c.)
    0 H (4 107 ) 4500

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