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Point value in 3D Geometry

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Hi,

I am working with 3D geometry(Heat transfer module) and

i want to know the point value.

Can I define x, y, z value in results table?

Because there was a problem defining point at geomtry

I want to avoid defining point as geometry.

Can you help?

Thanks

1 Reply Last Post 2011年11月23日 GMT-5 06:43
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)

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Posted: 1 decade ago 2011年11月23日 GMT-5 06:43
Hi

you can define a point in the geometry (not sure if a single point is accepted, it might have to belong to a valid boundary or edge, it was so in the early V4 versions). But anyhow, you can always:

Solve, right click the Data Set and add a 3D point Data Set, give its coordinates and then "point process" (plot) the data-set resulting from this data extraction

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi you can define a point in the geometry (not sure if a single point is accepted, it might have to belong to a valid boundary or edge, it was so in the early V4 versions). But anyhow, you can always: Solve, right click the Data Set and add a 3D point Data Set, give its coordinates and then "point process" (plot) the data-set resulting from this data extraction -- Good luck Ivar

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