Max Flux Density for DC Generator Cores

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The maximum flux density for DC generator cores without reaching saturation varies by material, with typical values ranging from 1.5 to 2.0 Tesla for common core materials. Magnetic saturation limits are well-documented and can be found in various resources, including Wikipedia. Factors such as temperature and frequency can also influence saturation levels. It's essential to consider these aspects when designing or selecting materials for DC generators. Understanding these limits ensures optimal performance and efficiency in generator applications.

Sep 9, 2013

DUET

Hello!
I would like to know what is the maximum flux density that can be used in a core for DC generator without taking the core in it's saturation point now a days?

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Sep 10, 2013

UltrafastPED

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You'll need to do a search - magnetic saturation of materials is tabulated:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturation_(magnetic )

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