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I've wondered how I could generate pipe with finite layer thickness
Posted 13 juin 2014, 01:47 UTC−4 Geometry Version 4.4 1 Reply
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Hello.
The problem is really simple: How to make 3D pipe with finite layer or wall thickness.
I thought I firstly extrude the rectangle to its orthogonal direction and draw another inner rectangle to be extruded cut through the original object for making pipe.
But I've found that there is no extrude cut in COMSOL...It make me flinched.
There must be another way for making such a pipe but I don't know how.
Next trial is draw outer and inner rectangle on one work plane and extrude the whole.
In this case, I couldn't immediately select inner part..
Could I get some help to go through this problem?
The problem is really simple: How to make 3D pipe with finite layer or wall thickness.
I thought I firstly extrude the rectangle to its orthogonal direction and draw another inner rectangle to be extruded cut through the original object for making pipe.
But I've found that there is no extrude cut in COMSOL...It make me flinched.
There must be another way for making such a pipe but I don't know how.
Next trial is draw outer and inner rectangle on one work plane and extrude the whole.
In this case, I couldn't immediately select inner part..
Could I get some help to go through this problem?
1 Reply Last Post 26 juin 2014, 04:36 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
I think you have to draw an inner and outer circle in a work plane that is perpendicular to the pipe axis, and then extrude the region between the two circles.