इसे छोड़कर सामग्री पर बढ़ने के लिए

Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles

A simulation of the magnetic control system structure of microparticles based on permanent magnets was carried out. Computational experiment results for magnetic field calculation created by the simulated system are presented. Comparative estimates of modern software environment’s accuracy based on...

पूर्ण विवरण

में बचाया:
ग्रंथसूची विवरण
मुख्य लेखकों: Merzlova, N. N., Мерзлова, Н. Н., Pashkovskiy, A. V., Пашковский, А. В., Boldyrev, D. V., Болдырев, Д. В.
स्वरूप: Статья
भाषा:English
प्रकाशित: SPRINGER 2020
विषय:
ऑनलाइन पहुंच:https://dspace.ncfu.ru/handle/20.500.12258/11212
टैग : टैग जोड़ें
कोई टैग नहीं, इस रिकॉर्ड को टैग करने वाले पहले व्यक्ति बनें!
id ir-20.500.12258-11212
record_format dspace
spelling ir-20.500.12258-112122021-02-25T07:40:44Z Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles Merzlova, N. N. Мерзлова, Н. Н. Pashkovskiy, A. V. Пашковский, А. В. Boldyrev, D. V. Болдырев, Д. В. Magnetic field Numerical methods Magnetic systems Mathematical models Microparticles A simulation of the magnetic control system structure of microparticles based on permanent magnets was carried out. Computational experiment results for magnetic field calculation created by the simulated system are presented. Comparative estimates of modern software environment’s accuracy based on the finite element method and the SEM software package based on the standard element method are obtained. The authors continued the development of numerical and analytical methods of standard elements and auxiliary functions for the modeling of physical fields in a piecewise-homogeneous and nonlinear media. The introduction of standard elements opens the possibility of applying methods of auxiliary functions and standard elements without combining them with the finite element method. The use of standard elements provides a good approximation of an outer boundary of the computational domain, the interface of its parts with linear and nonlinear properties and complete filling of the computational domain standard elements. Functional representation can be expressed in terms of the nodal values of the solution imposed on the boundaries of standard elements for their bonding with adjacent standard elements 2020-01-29T14:30:25Z 2020-01-29T14:30:25Z 2020 Статья Merzlova, N.N., Pashkovskiy, A.V., Boldyrev, D.V. Simulation of Transforming Magnetic Systems Based on Permanent Magnets to Control Microparticles // Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering. 5th International Conference on Industrial Engineering, ICIE 2019. - 2020. - Pages 419-429 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12258/11212 en Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering application/pdf application/pdf SPRINGER
institution СКФУ
collection Репозиторий
language English
topic Magnetic field
Numerical methods
Magnetic systems
Mathematical models
Microparticles
spellingShingle Magnetic field
Numerical methods
Magnetic systems
Mathematical models
Microparticles
Merzlova, N. N.
Мерзлова, Н. Н.
Pashkovskiy, A. V.
Пашковский, А. В.
Boldyrev, D. V.
Болдырев, Д. В.
Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles
description A simulation of the magnetic control system structure of microparticles based on permanent magnets was carried out. Computational experiment results for magnetic field calculation created by the simulated system are presented. Comparative estimates of modern software environment’s accuracy based on the finite element method and the SEM software package based on the standard element method are obtained. The authors continued the development of numerical and analytical methods of standard elements and auxiliary functions for the modeling of physical fields in a piecewise-homogeneous and nonlinear media. The introduction of standard elements opens the possibility of applying methods of auxiliary functions and standard elements without combining them with the finite element method. The use of standard elements provides a good approximation of an outer boundary of the computational domain, the interface of its parts with linear and nonlinear properties and complete filling of the computational domain standard elements. Functional representation can be expressed in terms of the nodal values of the solution imposed on the boundaries of standard elements for their bonding with adjacent standard elements
format Статья
author Merzlova, N. N.
Мерзлова, Н. Н.
Pashkovskiy, A. V.
Пашковский, А. В.
Boldyrev, D. V.
Болдырев, Д. В.
author_facet Merzlova, N. N.
Мерзлова, Н. Н.
Pashkovskiy, A. V.
Пашковский, А. В.
Boldyrev, D. V.
Болдырев, Д. В.
author_sort Merzlova, N. N.
title Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles
title_short Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles
title_full Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles
title_fullStr Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles
title_full_unstemmed Simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles
title_sort simulation of transforming magnetic systems based on permanent magnets to control microparticles
publisher SPRINGER
publishDate 2020
url https://dspace.ncfu.ru/handle/20.500.12258/11212
work_keys_str_mv AT merzlovann simulationoftransformingmagneticsystemsbasedonpermanentmagnetstocontrolmicroparticles
AT merzlovann simulationoftransformingmagneticsystemsbasedonpermanentmagnetstocontrolmicroparticles
AT pashkovskiyav simulationoftransformingmagneticsystemsbasedonpermanentmagnetstocontrolmicroparticles
AT paškovskijav simulationoftransformingmagneticsystemsbasedonpermanentmagnetstocontrolmicroparticles
AT boldyrevdv simulationoftransformingmagneticsystemsbasedonpermanentmagnetstocontrolmicroparticles
AT boldyrevdv simulationoftransformingmagneticsystemsbasedonpermanentmagnetstocontrolmicroparticles
_version_ 1760599699141689344