Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年11月14日 GMT-5 01:22
Hi
A very good question, back in 3.5a times there were a "time multiplier" I haven't found that in v4 yet
I'm also interested to know the tricks other have found for that, and what can COMSOL developers propose ?
I cannot accept rewrite all variables with a Derived Values entry, that is to many equations and click asked for the users ;)
Finally its a setting one could adjust in the time solver, as a unit multiplier and get it ported to the plots, or an option for the Results Plot group node as there too the expression of time is apparent but noted without units
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Good luck
Ivar
Hi
A very good question, back in 3.5a times there were a "time multiplier" I haven't found that in v4 yet
I'm also interested to know the tricks other have found for that, and what can COMSOL developers propose ?
I cannot accept rewrite all variables with a Derived Values entry, that is to many equations and click asked for the users ;)
Finally its a setting one could adjust in the time solver, as a unit multiplier and get it ported to the plots, or an option for the Results Plot group node as there too the expression of time is apparent but noted without units
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Good luck
Ivar
Magnus Ringh
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年11月14日 GMT-5 06:48
Hi,
Currently there is some support for displaying time in different units in a line plot: For the "x-Axis Data", instead of using Time explicitly from the Parameter list, choose Expression and type "t" for the time in the Expression text field. You can then select the time unit from the Unit list, including "d" and "a" for days and years, respectively.
Best regards,
Magnus Ringh, COMSOL
Hi,
Currently there is some support for displaying time in different units in a line plot: For the "x-Axis Data", instead of using Time explicitly from the Parameter list, choose Expression and type "t" for the time in the Expression text field. You can then select the time unit from the Unit list, including "d" and "a" for days and years, respectively.
Best regards,
Magnus Ringh, COMSOL
Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年11月14日 GMT-5 14:24
Hi Magnus
That works if we have the time in an horizontal axis, but we still are stuck in seconds for any time solver stepping results (when we point into the Data Set db's
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Ivar
Hi Magnus
That works if we have the time in an horizontal axis, but we still are stuck in seconds for any time solver stepping results (when we point into the Data Set db's
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Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年11月14日 GMT-5 21:07
Thanks Ivar, that's exactly right.
My plot is depth vs temperature, but it is my solver time steps that I wish to modify.
All I can think is that I export the plot as an EPS, and modify it manually; OR export solution data and plot it in external software. Neither are particularly attractive, but will work.
Ben.
Thanks Ivar, that's exactly right.
My plot is depth vs temperature, but it is my solver time steps that I wish to modify.
All I can think is that I export the plot as an EPS, and modify it manually; OR export solution data and plot it in external software. Neither are particularly attractive, but will work.
Ben.
Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年11月15日 GMT-5 02:08
Hi
Or use the derived values and export vi cut & Paste, csv type files or to Excel
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Ivar
Hi
Or use the derived values and export vi cut & Paste, csv type files or to Excel
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Good luck
Ivar