Magnetostática por Volumenes Finitos en Mallas No-Ortogonales
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OpenFOAM, Método de Volumenes Finitos, Magnetostatica, Métodos numéricosResumen
Se presenta un desarrollo según el Método de Volúmenes Finitos para resolver problemas magnetostáticos en mallas no ortogonales. El esquema conserva de forma el flujo magnético en interfaces, alcanza segundo orden de precisión en mallas distorsionadas y asegura convergencia estable en me- dios de alta permeabilidad. Las comparaciones con elementos finitos muestran similar exactitud con menor costo computacional. Estudios de convergencia y pruebas con soluciones manufacturadas confirman la robustez del enfoque, que se plantea como una alternativa a los métodos clásicos en aplicaciones industriales.
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