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PLOT BOUNDARY CONSITIONS
Posted 2011年2月16日 GMT-5 04:49 3 Replies
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Hi,
someone of you knows how to plot the boundary conditions in COMSOL 4.1 (it is a simple load on a sphere)?
Giulio
someone of you knows how to plot the boundary conditions in COMSOL 4.1 (it is a simple load on a sphere)?
Giulio
3 Replies Last Post 2011年2月16日 GMT-5 06:07
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1 decade ago
Hi
study your "results section", if you do not want to read the doc, than at least run through all options and right-click each node and sub node to the end. You will then find out you can access and add on the plot(s) about any type of variable combinations
If you want to check your initial conditions, without running the full solution (à la 3.5a get "initial conditions") you go to the solver subnode, right click: "Dependent variables" and select "compute to selected"
Then you will populate the matrices and you can do all the result plotting on the INITIAL conditions.
This is very useful in CFD to ensure that you enter some realistic flow and pressure drops to help conversion. Often useful in ACDC too to have some initial fields
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Good luck
Ivar
study your "results section", if you do not want to read the doc, than at least run through all options and right-click each node and sub node to the end. You will then find out you can access and add on the plot(s) about any type of variable combinations
If you want to check your initial conditions, without running the full solution (à la 3.5a get "initial conditions") you go to the solver subnode, right click: "Dependent variables" and select "compute to selected"
Then you will populate the matrices and you can do all the result plotting on the INITIAL conditions.
This is very useful in CFD to ensure that you enter some realistic flow and pressure drops to help conversion. Often useful in ACDC too to have some initial fields
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Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you Ivar for your answer,
the fact is that I want to plot the initial load (like a set of arrows that hits a surface). Since this is not a result , but something that I applied on the surface, I don ´t find it in the "results" section...
Your suggestion ,on the second hand, is how to plot the initial consitions that, for the problem that I have to solve, are zero...
the fact is that I want to plot the initial load (like a set of arrows that hits a surface). Since this is not a result , but something that I applied on the surface, I don ´t find it in the "results" section...
Your suggestion ,on the second hand, is how to plot the initial consitions that, for the problem that I have to solve, are zero...
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1 decade ago
Hi
Indeed "0" is not very useful to show, but often one have other things than "0" ;)
You should try to add the equation view from the preferences, and then find the internal COMSOL name for the load you apply, and use that name in the postprocessing plot it should work
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Good luck
Ivar
Indeed "0" is not very useful to show, but often one have other things than "0" ;)
You should try to add the equation view from the preferences, and then find the internal COMSOL name for the load you apply, and use that name in the postprocessing plot it should work
--
Good luck
Ivar