Magnetic hysteresis properties and rotational hysteresis losses of synthetic stress-controlled titanomagnetite (Fe2.4Ti0.6O4) particles-II. Rotational hysteresis losses

The coercive force and rotational hysteresis of elongated ferromagnetic particles

2014 The coercive force of an infinite ferromagnetic cylinder is calculated as a function of the radius and of the inclination of the axis to the applied field. For this calculation it is assumed that only curling and rotation in unison take place ; and that whenever the curling is associated with a discontinuous jump, the magnetization is brought to the lower energy state given by Stoner and W...

Hysteresis modeling for the rotational magnetorheological damper

Vibrations is an extremely important issue to consider when designing various systems. It may lead to discomfort and malfunction or in some cases collapse of structures. To compensate for these vibrations different types of damping devices can be applied. The main focus which the following work addresses has been to look at standard methodology which enables determining the hysteresis from defi...

Hysteresis losses in hollow superconducting filaments and in multifilament systems

The magnetization of hollow superconducting filaments in a perpendicular applied field is calculated numerically using a mathematical model. With this model the hysteresis losses over a closed cycle of the applied field, as well as the instantaneous power dissipation in the filament, can be calculated. Theoretical results are compared with data from experiments using wire with hollow Nb3Sn fila...

Hysteresis losses in BSCCO(2223)/Ag multifilamentary tapes

In order to investigate hysteresis losses on Ag-sheathed BSCCO(2223) multifilamentary tapes, we perform hysteresis loop measurements, with the external magnetic field He perpendicular to the tape surface, for different sweep rates of the magnetic field and at different temperatures T. The experimental results show a sweep rate dependence, equivalent to a frequency dependence of the hysteretic l...

Power losses in thick steel laminations with hysteresis