I am working in an iron ore mine and we need to build a 3m long magnet x 5cm high x 5cm
variable from 500 - 10,000 gauss
x 30 rows (i.e. 30 identical EM's)
We need to know:-
the ideal core material, guage of electrical wire, number of turns/ layers to wind, current to pass
The ore is crushed 1mm to 5mm particles.
Well how did you decide that it should be 3 meters long and 5cm high and 5cm wide?
The current separator we have uses static 1000 gauss magnets, which we want to replace with EM's of the same overall size.
Also, what kind of current supply do you have (it takes a fair bit of current to energize an electromagnet)?
we have 1mw of power supply on site.
Also, why are the constraints so strict (500 to 10kG field strength), why that level?
the iron ore we are passing reacts best to these field strengths.
Also, how close to the surface of the magnet will the ore be placed, and how fast will it be moving?
6mm from the magnet to the ore, with a stainless steel rotating drum in between. This will rotate at 0.5-1m/s
variable from 500 - 10,000 gauss
x 30 rows (i.e. 30 identical EM's)
We need to know:-
the ideal core material, guage of electrical wire, number of turns/ layers to wind, current to pass
The ore is crushed 1mm to 5mm particles.
Well how did you decide that it should be 3 meters long and 5cm high and 5cm wide?
The current separator we have uses static 1000 gauss magnets, which we want to replace with EM's of the same overall size.
Also, what kind of current supply do you have (it takes a fair bit of current to energize an electromagnet)?
we have 1mw of power supply on site.
Also, why are the constraints so strict (500 to 10kG field strength), why that level?
the iron ore we are passing reacts best to these field strengths.
Also, how close to the surface of the magnet will the ore be placed, and how fast will it be moving?
6mm from the magnet to the ore, with a stainless steel rotating drum in between. This will rotate at 0.5-1m/s