Inclusion of temperature effects in a model of magnetoelasticity

Journal article (2006)

Authors

TE Motoasca Electromagnetism

P.M. van den Berg

H. Blok Electromagnetism

M. Verweij Electromagnetism

MD Verweij Electromagnetism

M. D. Verweij Electromagnetism

Martin D. Verweij Electromagnetism

M.D. Verweij Electromagnetism

Martin Verweij Electromagnetism

Research Group

Electromagnetism

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2006

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Research Group

Electromagnetism

Abstract

In this paper, we report on temperature effects associated with elastic electromagnetic forming by pulsed electromagnetic fields in inhomogeneous, linear, and lossy media. In a previous paper, we discussed the electromagnetic forces associated with these pulsed electromagnetic fields. Here, we calculate the temperature rise from the equation of heat flow in an isolated object to be deformed. The temperature rise is included in the elastodynamic problem to be solved for the presence of electromagnetic forces, and as a consequence the thermoelastic field can be obtained. As an example, we calculate the thermoelastic field in a hollow cylindrical object.