Modelling toolkit for simulation of magnetic levitation devices
J. Pe\~na-Roche, A. Badia-Majos

TL;DR
This paper presents an open-source, real-time simulation toolkit for magnetic levitation devices, enabling detailed analysis of superconducting and magnetic interactions, useful for design, education, and research.
Contribution
It introduces a customizable, open-source simulation toolkit based on the critical state model, verified against experimental data, for analyzing magnetic levitation systems in real time.
Findings
Provides real-time visualization of magnetic and superconducting quantities.
Helps analyze hysteresis effects in magnet-superconductor interactions.
Assists in design and educational understanding of Maglev systems.
Abstract
A stand-alone App has been developed, focused on obtaining information about relevant engineering properties of magnetic levitation systems. Our modelling toolkit provides real time simulations of 2D magneto-mechanical quantities for Superconductor/Permanent Magnet structures. The source code is open and may be customized for a variety of configurations. Ultimately, it relies on the variational statement of the critical state model for the superconducting component and has been verified against experimental data for YBaCuO/NdFeB assemblies. On a quantitative basis, the values of the arising forces, induced superconducting currents, as well as a plot of the magnetic field lines are displayed upon selection of an arbitrary trajectory of the magnet in the vicinity of the superconductor. The stability issues related to the cooling process, as well as the maximum attainable forces for a…
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