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How to extract the pressure from the fluid analysis and apply it to a structural analysis?
Posted 2011年3月16日 GMT-4 04:20 2 Replies
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Hi,
I want to model a shell structure immersed in fluid. From the discussion of
www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/11528/
, I have an idea of extracting the pressure from a fluid analysis for an input of a structural analysis. Now, I have Comsol v.3.5a and Matlab at hand. Would anybody please tell me the next step that I can do in Matlab and in Comsol? Thanks.
I want to model a shell structure immersed in fluid. From the discussion of
www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/11528/
, I have an idea of extracting the pressure from a fluid analysis for an input of a structural analysis. Now, I have Comsol v.3.5a and Matlab at hand. Would anybody please tell me the next step that I can do in Matlab and in Comsol? Thanks.
2 Replies Last Post 2011年3月16日 GMT-4 06:23
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1 decade ago
Hi
the pressure field over a boundary in FSI is the variable "p" (implicitly p(x,y) for a surface along x,y).
Then do you need the average value ? or the field value (distributed value) ?
First question to ask yourself
The commands to extract these are in the doc such as postinterp(), but 3.5 is getting too old for me I have forgotten most of the stuff already ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
the pressure field over a boundary in FSI is the variable "p" (implicitly p(x,y) for a surface along x,y).
Then do you need the average value ? or the field value (distributed value) ?
First question to ask yourself
The commands to extract these are in the doc such as postinterp(), but 3.5 is getting too old for me I have forgotten most of the stuff already ;)
--
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Dear Ivar,
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I need the field value, and how to import the values into a new model? I want to extract and import all the pressures on the surface of the shell.
Thanks!
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I need the field value, and how to import the values into a new model? I want to extract and import all the pressures on the surface of the shell.
Thanks!