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Representation of two variables in a plot
Posted 2023年12月19日 GMT-5 08:53 3 Replies
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Good morning,
I have a piece of soil above a water table at depth equal to z = -3.3m.
In order to don't have any problem regarding the water pressure limit at water level, I decide to split the domain in two interval:
interval 1: from z=0 (reference for the water table in COMSOL) to z=0.5m interval 2: from z=0.5m to z=3.3m
I have two different Richards' equations with two different pressures (pl1 and pl2). I set the upper limit for pl2 max = 0kPa at groundlevel.
How can I plot the water pressure distribution of entire domain (pl1 + pl2) with respect to the depth [m] in a unique graph?
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Hello Edoardo,
You could create a variable pl3 defined as pl1 in domain 1 and as pl2 in domain 2. You will then be able to plot pl3 in both domains. See the attached toy model for an example.
Best,
Jeff
-------------------Jeff Hiller
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Thanks Jeff. But in order to have continuity in the water pressure between the two intervals how can I do?
Because I put a precipitation at Ground level that in someway influences the interval related to the waterlevel; but I have the default setting about "NO FLOW" in the intersection that linked the two intervals and I don't know how to replace this condition.
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Hi Edoardo,
That's a totally unrelated question so I would recommend you start a separate Discussion Forum thread about it. My background being in a different field, I do not know the answer to this latest query.
Best,
Jeff
-------------------Jeff Hiller