Elements of Electromagnetics
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Chapter 8, Problem 38P
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Calculate the magnetic flux density B2 in iron and the angle B2 makes with the interface.

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Answer to Problem 38P

The magnetic flux density B2 in iron is 2.51ax+3.77ay0.0037azmWb/m2 and the angle B2 makes with the interface is 0.047°.

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Calculation:

Given that, the magnetic field intensity for air is,

H1=10ax+15ay3azA/m

The magnetic flux density for air is,

B1=μ1H1        (1)

Here,

μ1 is the permeability of air, and

H1 is the magnetic field intensity for air.

Substitute 10ax+15ay3az for H1 and μo for μ1 in equation (1).

B1=μo(10ax+15ay3az)=10μoax+15μoay3μoaz

Consider,

B1=(Bρ,Bϕ,Bz) in Wb/m2.

Consider the expression for the magnetic boundary condition.

B1n=B2n        (2)

Therefore, the equation (2) becomes,

B1n=B2n=3μoaz{magenticfluxdensityalongz-direction}

Thus, the tangential component of the magnetic flux density for air is,

B1t=10μoax+15μoay

The tangential component of magnetic field intensity for air is.

H1t=K+H2t

Since K is the free current density which is equal to zero then,

H2t=H1tB2tμ2=B1tμ1{H=Bμ}B2t=μ2μ1B1t

Given,

The permeability of air is μ1=μo.

The permeability of iron is μ2=200μo.

Substitute 200μo for μ2, μo for μ1, and 10μoax+15μoay for B1t in above equation.

B2t=200μoμo(10μoax+15μoay)=200(10μoax+15μoay)=2000μoax+3000μoay

Consider the expression for the magnetic flux density B2 in iron.

B2=B2t+B2n        (3)

Here,

B2t is the tangential component of magnetic flux density for iron, and

B2n is the normal component of magnetic flux density for iron.

Substitute 2000μoax+3000μoay for B2t and 3μoaz for B2n in equation (3).

B2=2000μoax+3000μoay3μoaz

Substitute 4π×107 for μo in above equation.

B2=2000(4π×107)ax+3000(4π×107)ay3(4π×107)az=2.51×103ax+3.77×103ay3.77×106az=(2.51ax+3.77ay3.77×103az)×103Wb/m2=(2.51ax+3.77ay0.0037az)mWb/m2{1m=103}

The angle B2 makes with the interface is calculated as follows,

tanθ2=|B2nB2t|θ2=tan1|B2nB2t|

Substitute 2000μoax+3000μoay for B2t and 3μoaz for B2n in above equation.

θ2=tan1|3μoaz2000μoax+3000μoay|=tan1|3az2000ax+3000ay|=tan1320002+30002=0.047°

Conclusion:

Thus, the magnetic flux density B2 in iron is 2.51ax+3.77ay0.0037azmWb/m2 and the angle B2 makes with the interface is 0.047°.

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