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failed to evaluate variables
Posted 2013年3月12日 GMT-4 11:51 Version 4.3a 1 Reply
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Hi ,
I am building a 3d model of fluid flowing around a wafer using 4.3a. The following error occured when I tried to plot the pressure on the edge of the wafer.
Cannot ecaluate expression.
Failed to evaluate variable.
- Variable: mod1.p
- Geometry: 1
- Domain: 5
Failed to evaluate expression.
- Expression: mod1. p
- plot: lngr3(line graph)
Domain 5 is the wafer in my geometry. Can anybody help me out please?
I am building a 3d model of fluid flowing around a wafer using 4.3a. The following error occured when I tried to plot the pressure on the edge of the wafer.
Cannot ecaluate expression.
Failed to evaluate variable.
- Variable: mod1.p
- Geometry: 1
- Domain: 5
Failed to evaluate expression.
- Expression: mod1. p
- plot: lngr3(line graph)
Domain 5 is the wafer in my geometry. Can anybody help me out please?
1 Reply Last Post 2013年3月13日 GMT-4 07:11
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1 decade ago
Hi
"p" is the pressure, if its a dependent variable it sould be called as "p". Now you might have played with the physics when defining the model, such that COMSOL has called the pressure p2 or p3 (in cae of several "p's" then you should check the name of the dependent variables (main physics nodes - dependent variable tab adn then compare with the one of the plot call
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Good luck
Ivar
"p" is the pressure, if its a dependent variable it sould be called as "p". Now you might have played with the physics when defining the model, such that COMSOL has called the pressure p2 or p3 (in cae of several "p's" then you should check the name of the dependent variables (main physics nodes - dependent variable tab adn then compare with the one of the plot call
--
Good luck
Ivar