Using Arnon5, the following cross sections yields the efficiency noted below the image of the motor:


However, only changing the stator and rotor to M19Gauge29 leads to a dramatic decrease in efficiency, with the resulting efficiency noted below:

Both metals exist in the 'electric_steels' file in the 'machines' folder of 'mach_eval'. The code for this is in the 'SynR_JMAG_analyzer' branch that has yet to be merged with develop in PR #261.
Something seems to be up with the M19Gauge29 material properties, which need to be identified and fixed.
Using Arnon5, the following cross sections yields the efficiency noted below the image of the motor:
However, only changing the stator and rotor to M19Gauge29 leads to a dramatic decrease in efficiency, with the resulting efficiency noted below:
Both metals exist in the 'electric_steels' file in the 'machines' folder of 'mach_eval'. The code for this is in the 'SynR_JMAG_analyzer' branch that has yet to be merged with develop in PR #261.
Something seems to be up with the M19Gauge29 material properties, which need to be identified and fixed.