How should the diameter of the wire used be chosen so to minimize the heat dissipated in windings ? Check the details in question.
The turns of a solenoid is designed to provide a given magnetic flux density along its axis are wound to fill the space between 2 concentric cylinder of fixed radii.How should the diameter of the wire used be chosen so to minimize the heat dissipated in windings ?
The turns of a solenoid is designed to provide a given magnetic flux density along its axis are wound to fill the space between 2 concentric cylinder of fixed radii.How should the diameter of the wire used be chosen so to minimize the heat dissipated in windings ?
1 Answer
This is what I get.
Explanation:
We are required to fill the cross sectional area between between two concentric cylinders of fixed radii with wire of diameter
Cross section of wire
Resistance of one turn of wire
#Rpropd^-4# .......(2)
We know that magnetic flux density produced
From (1) above becomes
#Ipropd^2# .....(3)
Heat dissipated in a resistance
Using (2) and (3)
Heat dissipated in a resistance
#=># Heat dissipated in a multilayered solenoid, as described above, is independent of diameter of wire.