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[comsol 3.5a]Extrusion coupling variables

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Hello
I have the same 3D geometry in two different geometry space, geom1 and geom2.
In geom1 I launch a radiation (heat transfer) analysis, with this analysis i find T distribution i particular on one surface.
Now I want to assign this T distribution obtained along one interesting boundary in the corrisponding boundary in geom2 to launch a conduction analysis.
I have tried to use Extrusion coupling variables with linear transformation (source and destination are the same surfaces only in different geom) and launch the 2 analysis at the same time but in conduction analysis I don't find the T distribution that i try to assign with extrusion variables.
Thank you in advance
Luca

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Hello
I have the same 3D geometry in two different geometry space, geom1 and geom2.
In geom1 I launch a radiation (heat transfer) analysis, with this analysis i find T distribution i particular on one surface.
Now I want to assign this T distribution obtained along one interesting boundary in the corrisponding boundary in geom2 to launch a conduction analysis.
I have tried to use Extrusion coupling variables with linear transformation (source and destination are the same surfaces only in different geom) and launch the 2 analysis at the same time but in conduction analysis I don't find the T distribution that i try to assign with extrusion variables.
Thank you in advance
Luca


Hello Luca,

please check following thread:
www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/994/
There is an excellent description of how to use coupling variables there, given by Ivar Kjelberg

God Luck
/janusz
[QUOTE] Hello I have the same 3D geometry in two different geometry space, geom1 and geom2. In geom1 I launch a radiation (heat transfer) analysis, with this analysis i find T distribution i particular on one surface. Now I want to assign this T distribution obtained along one interesting boundary in the corrisponding boundary in geom2 to launch a conduction analysis. I have tried to use Extrusion coupling variables with linear transformation (source and destination are the same surfaces only in different geom) and launch the 2 analysis at the same time but in conduction analysis I don't find the T distribution that i try to assign with extrusion variables. Thank you in advance Luca [/QUOTE] Hello Luca, please check following thread: http://www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/994/ There is an excellent description of how to use coupling variables there, given by Ivar Kjelberg God Luck /janusz

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