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Saving result file separate from the Comsol model file ?
Posted 2010年1月2日 GMT-5 09:43 1 Reply
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Hi,
I need to run multiple simulation using single Comsol model file and with variable geometric parameters.
Comsol doesn't allow the usage of parametric sweep for the model prepared in Comsol Modeler.
Is it possible to save the result file separate from the Comsol model file ?
Thx in advance,
Rakesh
I need to run multiple simulation using single Comsol model file and with variable geometric parameters.
Comsol doesn't allow the usage of parametric sweep for the model prepared in Comsol Modeler.
Is it possible to save the result file separate from the Comsol model file ?
Thx in advance,
Rakesh
1 Reply Last Post 2010年1月2日 GMT-5 12:47
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1 decade ago
Hi
I do not fully follow you, from my knowledge a mph file is the "geometry + model setup + mesh + results", you can export the geoemtry aa a spcific file, but if you import a new on you have most chances that your moel set-up will not works as the item indexes do no longer match, you may also save a mesh separately, but if you import one, you must transform it to to a geometry and then apply a model + ...
The only way I know how to extract a full model + results = "fem" structure and save it is through matlab (today, might be very different in V4).
Good luck
Ivar
I do not fully follow you, from my knowledge a mph file is the "geometry + model setup + mesh + results", you can export the geoemtry aa a spcific file, but if you import a new on you have most chances that your moel set-up will not works as the item indexes do no longer match, you may also save a mesh separately, but if you import one, you must transform it to to a geometry and then apply a model + ...
The only way I know how to extract a full model + results = "fem" structure and save it is through matlab (today, might be very different in V4).
Good luck
Ivar