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Two Physics in sequence

Posted 2016年6月23日 GMT-4 07:31 Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Studies & Solvers Version 5.0 2 Replies

Ahmed Mohamed
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I want you to help me to know how to study two different physics in the same simulation and solve it one by one?
Thank you
2 Replies Last Post 2016年6月23日 GMT-4 13:34
Daniel Connelly
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Posted: 8 years ago 2016年6月23日 GMT-4 10:57
Isn't this standard multi physics with lumped solutions? Is this what you mean? Is this self-consistent or not?
Isn't this standard multi physics with lumped solutions? Is this what you mean? Is this self-consistent or not?
Ahmed Mohamed
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Posted: 8 years ago 2016年6月23日 GMT-4 13:34
thank you for replay but what I mean is I have two physics and I want to study them one by one not in the same time.
the problem is I have laminar flow in a pipe and I want to measure the pressure and velocity when the right side is inlet and then when the left side is inlet. ( two cases)
thank you for replay but what I mean is I have two physics and I want to study them one by one not in the same time. the problem is I have laminar flow in a pipe and I want to measure the pressure and velocity when the right side is inlet and then when the left side is inlet. ( two cases)

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