Calculating Magnetic Force on a Steel Object in a Solenoid

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To calculate the magnetic force on a steel object in a solenoid, the relationship involves the magnetic field strength (B), the mass of the object (M), and the distance between the solenoid and the object. In the example provided, with a magnetic field of 400 Tesla and a 2 cm gap, the specific force can be determined using the formula F = B * M * ... (additional parameters needed). Further clarification on the mass of the steel cube is necessary to compute the exact force. Understanding the scenario's parameters is crucial for accurate calculations.
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Hi There
I want To calculate magnetic force in Solenoid. I need to relation between Force and (tesla, weight iron, and ...)
F== B*M* ...
is anybody here can help me ?
 
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Can you be more specific and detailed? I'm not sure I understand the scenario.
 
jfy4 said:
Can you be more specific and detailed? I'm not sure I understand the scenario.

Sure
For example we have a Solenoid with Magnetic filed B= 400 Tesla , please tell me that if I have a cubic from steel , and the apace between solenoid and cubic is 2 cm, how many force will apply on cubic ?
 
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