What is the formula to obtain the hysteresis loss devised by Steinmetz?(a) hysteresis loss = hysteresis coefficient / frequency of magnetization * (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficient(b) hysteresis loss = hysteresis coefficient * frequency of magnetization / (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficient(c) hysteresis loss = hysteresis coefficient * frequency of magnetization * (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficient(d) hysteresis loss = 1/hysteresis coefficient * frequency of magnetization * (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficientThe question was posed to me in an online quiz.I would like to ask this question from Determination of Iron Losses & Slot Leakage topic in portion Principles of Magnetic Circuit Design of Design of Electrical Machines

What is the formula to obtain the hysteresis loss devised by Steinmetz

1.	What is the formula to obtain the hysteresis loss devised by Steinmetz?(a) hysteresis loss = hysteresis coefficient / frequency of magnetization * (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficient(b) hysteresis loss = hysteresis coefficient * frequency of magnetization / (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficient(c) hysteresis loss = hysteresis coefficient * frequency of magnetization * (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficient(d) hysteresis loss = 1/hysteresis coefficient * frequency of magnetization * (maximum flux density)^steinmetz coefficientThe question was posed to me in an online quiz.I would like to ask this question from Determination of Iron Losses & Slot Leakage topic in portion Principles of Magnetic Circuit Design of Design of Electrical Machines
Answer» The correct choice is (C) hysteresis loss = hysteresis coefficient * frequency of MAGNETIZATION * (MAXIMUM flux density)^steinmetz coefficient Easy EXPLANATION: The hysteresis coefficient along with the frequency of magnetization and maximum flux density is CALCULATED first. Next the Steinmetz coefficient is calculated and on substitution it gives the hysteresis loss.

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