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XIX Sympozjum PTZE, Worliny 2009 analytical form of the known expression for magnetic field strength on a circular turn axis [2]: 2 2 ( x + r ) −1. 5 2 H A = 0. 5irk 0 k . Besides, these parameters are interconnected by the regularities of direct current flow (Ohm’s law and resistance of the turn as a cylindrical conductor of the cross-section of 2 . 25π d and the length of 2 πrk ): i = U / R1 , R = ρr / 2 . 0 c 178 1 8 k dc Thus, for seven parameters of the system there are three relations which can be regarded as three coupling equations connecting these parameters. Admission of the condition of thermal equilibrium for the turn gives another additional coupling equation for the parameters. And admission of the condition of extremum for a certain criterion also gives one equation, which makes it possible to determine all the parameters of the considered system unambiguously (the number of the equations is equal to the number of the unknown parameters). The analysis of corresponding solutions for various criteria was the problem of this paper. III. Thermal equilibrium equation for a one-turn coil The condition of thermal equilibrium means that the quantity of the released heat (heat release 2 power Pi = i R1 ) is equal to the quantity of the heat taken off the turn surface during cooling (heat dissipation power P θ ): Pi = Pθ . If specific power q of heat dissipation from a cooling surface unit is included into the consideration, the mentioned condition of thermal equilibrium can be written down in the form of the following expression for the turn current 1. 5 = 0 . 5πd q ρ . i c IV. Coupling equations system for one-turn coil parameters It is demonstrated in the paper that all the coupling equations of the coil parameters can be brought to two equations of the following form: 1. 5 2 2 2 −1. 5 U = 4 πr ρq d , H ( π 4) d ( q ρ) r ( x + r ) . k c A = c k 0 k Thus, if parameters A H and x 0 are known, as well as the condition of extremum for a certain criterion of the optimization problem, it is possible to determine all the other turn parameters. V. Minimization of the consumed power As an example, the results of the solution of the problem of minimization of power consumed by the turn are shown here, when the function of purpose can be presented as the function of 3 4 2 2 2 2 one variable r k (Fig. 1.): P 3 i = 2 16π q ρH ( x0 + rk ) / rk . To be exact, the solution of the mentioned problem resulted in getting the following relations: 0. 447x 2 2 rk = 0 , d 12. 0573 c H Ax0 2 ρ 2 x = , 3 0 U = 0. 7234 ρq , i = 13. 145H Ax0 . q H A
XIX Sympozjum PTZE, Worliny 2009 In addition to the described problem, the paper also deals with the solution of the problems of minimization of the turn material mass and determination of the turn parameters with maximum strength at the assigned distance for three cases: the turn wire diameter is assigned; the turn medium radius is assigned; the voltage of direct current source is assigned. Relations among geometrical and electrical parameters have been obtained for all these problems. It has been demonstrated that the known tendency to increase the heat dissipation from the surface of electric devices makes it possible not only to improve power characteristics of these devices, but it also provides the possibility for increase of the range of solutions to optimization problems. VI. Conclusions 1. Optimization problems for an electromagnetic system in the form of a one-turn coil are brought to the problems to find the function extremum of one variable if thermal processes in the turn are taken into account. 2. Intensification of heat dissipation of electromagnetic systems enables optimization of their power characteristics due to enlargement of the range of existence of solutions to respective optimization problems. References [1] J.C. Maxwell, A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, Vol. 2 – New York: Dover, (1991), 531p. [2] E.M. Purcell, Electricity and Magnetism: Berkerely Physics Course. Vol. 2 – New York: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math, (1984), ISBN: 0070049084. 179
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<strong>XIX</strong> <strong>Sympozjum</strong> <strong>PTZE</strong>, Worliny 2009<br />
analytical form of the known expression for magnetic field strength on a circular turn axis [2]:<br />
2 2 ( x + r )<br />
−1.<br />
5<br />
2<br />
H A = 0.<br />
5irk<br />
0 k . Besides, these parameters are interconnected by the regularities of<br />
direct current flow (Ohm’s law and resistance of the turn as a cylindrical conductor of the<br />
cross-section of<br />
2<br />
. 25π<br />
d and the length of 2 πrk<br />
): i = U / R1<br />
, R = ρr<br />
/<br />
2<br />
.<br />
0 c<br />
178<br />
1<br />
8 k dc<br />
Thus, for seven parameters of the system there are three relations which can be regarded as<br />
three coupling equations connecting these parameters. Admission of the condition of thermal<br />
equilibrium for the turn gives another additional coupling equation for the parameters. And<br />
admission of the condition of extremum for a certain criterion also gives one equation, which<br />
makes it possible to determine all the parameters of the considered system unambiguously<br />
(the number of the equations is equal to the number of the unknown parameters). The analysis<br />
of corresponding solutions for various criteria was the problem of this paper.<br />
III. Thermal equilibrium equation for a one-turn coil<br />
The condition of thermal equilibrium means that the quantity of the released heat (heat release<br />
2<br />
power Pi = i R1<br />
) is equal to the quantity of the heat taken off the turn surface during cooling<br />
(heat dissipation power P θ ): Pi = Pθ<br />
. If specific power q of heat dissipation from a cooling<br />
surface unit is included into the consideration, the mentioned condition of thermal equilibrium<br />
can be written down in the form of the following expression for the turn current<br />
1.<br />
5<br />
= 0 . 5πd<br />
q ρ .<br />
i c<br />
IV. Coupling equations system for one-turn coil parameters<br />
It is demonstrated in the paper that all the coupling equations of the coil parameters can be<br />
brought to two equations of the following form:<br />
1.<br />
5<br />
2 2 2 −1.<br />
5<br />
U = 4 πr<br />
ρq<br />
d , H ( π 4)<br />
d ( q ρ)<br />
r ( x + r ) .<br />
k<br />
c<br />
A = c<br />
k 0 k<br />
Thus, if parameters A H and x 0 are known, as well as the condition of extremum for a certain<br />
criterion of the optimization problem, it is possible to determine all the other turn parameters.<br />
V. Minimization of the consumed power<br />
As an example, the results of the solution of the problem of minimization of power consumed<br />
by the turn are shown here, when the function of purpose can be presented as the function of<br />
3 4 2 2 2 2<br />
one variable r k (Fig. 1.): P 3<br />
i = 2 16π<br />
q ρH<br />
( x0<br />
+ rk<br />
) / rk<br />
. To be exact, the solution of the<br />
mentioned problem resulted in getting the following relations:<br />
0. 447x<br />
2 2<br />
rk = 0 , d 12. 0573<br />
c<br />
H Ax0<br />
2<br />
ρ<br />
2 x<br />
= , 3<br />
0<br />
U = 0.<br />
7234 ρq<br />
, i = 13. 145H<br />
Ax0<br />
.<br />
q<br />
H<br />
A