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Modélisation numérique bidimensionnelle du froid magnétique actif.

2-Dimensional numerical modelling of active magnetic regeneration.

Auteurs : NIELSEN K. K., PRYDS N., SMITH A., et al.

Résumé

Various aspects of numerical modelling of active magnetic regeneration (AMR) are presented. Using a 2-dimensional numerical model for solving the unsteady heat transfer equations for the AMR system, a range of physical effects on both idealized and non-idealized AMR are investigated. The modelled system represents a linear, parallel-plate based AMR. The idealized version of the model is able to predict the theoretical performance of AMR in terms of cooling power and temperature span. This is useful to a certain extent, but a model reproducing experiments to a higher degree is desirable. Therefore, physical effects such as thermal parasitic losses have been included. Furthermore, experimentally found magnetocaloric properties are used when available, since the commonly used mean field model can be too idealized and is not always able to determine the magnetocaloric effect accurately. In the present paper preliminary conclusions on which non-ideal physical effects are thought to be dominating considering the performance of experimental AMR are given. The modelling results are compared to experimental results from the AMR test device situated at Risø DTU, Technical University of Denmark. The experimental validation shows that using the measured magnetocaloric properties significantly improves the modelling results compared to using the mean field model.

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  • Titre original : 2-Dimensional numerical modelling of active magnetic regeneration.
  • Identifiant de la fiche : 2009-1631
  • Langues : Anglais
  • Source : 3rd International Conference on Magnetic Refrigeration at Room Temperature
  • Date d'édition : 11/05/2009

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