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Calculating flux in more than 100 cutlines in 2D
Posted 2016年5月24日 GMT-4 07:28 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Results & Visualization Version 4.3 5 Replies
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I have a 2D model that I have to study the flux distribution in it (not B). I drew a cut line and used ''Additional parallel lines'' in that cut line to draw more lines. when I integrate over that cut line using line integration COMSOL give me just one number ( in wb/m). In fact I expect one number for each parallel cut line. How can I solve this problem? I do not want to do this manually, because they are more than 100 lines !
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Hamid
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Several ways of achieving what you want are presented on the COMSOL Blog:
www.comsol.com/blogs/maximum-evaluations-on-parallel-sections/
Yet another way is to create a method in an app. That assumes that you have version 5.0 or later on Windows. Big picture: repetitive post-processing (or pre-processing, for that matter) tasks are often extremely easy to automate using a method in an app.
Best,
Jeff
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That was great. I think I understand everything there except 'quickz'.In my case, since it is a 2D model I will replace cpl1 with cln1. The u should be converted to mf.normB in linear mode (1). But what is quickz?
Regards
Hamid
P.S.: I paste the program for quick reference.
z = [z1 z2 z3 zn];
for i = 1:length(z)
model.result.dataset('cpl1').set('quickz', z(i));
umax(i) = mphmax(model,'u',2,'dataset','cpl1');
end
plot(z, umax)
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You're basically asking COMSOL to define the cut plane data set using a plane specified quickly by its being normal to the z direction at the z-coordinate z(i), as opposed to the more general ways of defining a cut plane (with 3 points or, alternatively a point and a normal). If the above is not so clear, please take a look at the GUI interface for creating a cut plane and you'll see what I mean.
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Jeff
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Actually, I'm working in 2D. It does not make sence for a line. Also I do not want ot create any thing, I just want to switch from one line to another.
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Hamid
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Best,
Jeff