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Poster: Design and electromagnetic finite element analysis of Novel Mandhala Halbach arrays for novelapplications.

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Abstract

Mandhala Halbach arrays are a flexible architecture to generate variable magnetic fields and

gradients that can be broadly applicable in fluid flow measurement, MRI image processing, and

many more portable applications [1, 2] . We will present a couple of new 2D and 3D concentric

Mandhala Hallbach arrays designs and electromagnetic and thermal properties finite element

analysis using Multiphysics software packages. We will also demonstrate the method of

optimization of the number of magnets required for the manufacturing without compromising the

magnetic field strength which will be a critical step of conserving the expensive sintered

magnets. We will also compare the feasible routes of manufacturing and associated technical

challenges such as frame integration and demagnetization.

Publication: Raich, H. and P. Blümler, Design and construction of a dipolar Halbach array with a<br>homogeneous field from identical bar magnets: NMR Mandhalas. Concepts in Magnetic<br>Resonance Part B: Magnetic Resonance Engineering, 2004. 23B(1): p. 16-25.<br>Makridis, A., et al., A Novel Two-Stage 3D-Printed Halbach Array-Based Device for<br>Magneto-Mechanical Applications. Magnetochemistry, 2024. 10(4): p. 21.

Presenters

  • Levi A Cosgrove

    University of Central Oklahoma

Authors

  • Levi A Cosgrove

    University of Central Oklahoma

  • Tej N Lamicchane

    University of Central Oklahoma

  • Nirmel Paudel

    Veryst Engineering LLC