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How to draw a spherical wedge?

Posted 2022年7月25日 GMT-4 02:39 Wave Optics, Physics Interfaces Version 6.0 1 Reply

Vaswati Biswas
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I want to draw a spherical wedge. Can anyone suggest me how should I draw this using COMSOL geometry?

I will highly appreciate your help.

Thanks

1 Reply Last Post 2022年7月25日 GMT-4 10:52
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 2 years ago 2022年7月25日 GMT-4 10:52
Updated: 2 years ago 2022年7月25日 GMT-4 10:56
  1. You can create a 2D shape in a Workplane and then revolve it by some appropriate number of degrees, around an axis of your choosing.
  2. You can create an intersection of a sphere and an appropriate shape to yield your wedge. That shape might be a cone or a box or something else, depending on what you want your wedge to look like. If you can provide a drawing (even if done with pencil and paper) of what you are trying to make, it might help others to offer additional suggestions.

If this is what you want: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_wedge
.Then I recommend the first approach listed above.

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1. You can create a 2D shape in a Workplane and then revolve it by some appropriate number of degrees, around an axis of your choosing. 2. You can create an intersection of a sphere and an appropriate shape to yield your wedge. That shape might be a cone or a box or something else, depending on what you want your wedge to look like. If you can provide a drawing (even if done with pencil and paper) of what you are trying to make, it might help others to offer additional suggestions. If this is what you want: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_wedge .Then I recommend the first approach listed above.

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