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how to give length as a function of time in time dependent analysis?
Posted 26 sept. 2014, 06:27 UTC−4 1 Reply
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I'm using comsol 4.3b. I want make the length of my block as a function of time. How to make length as a function and time as variable? Someone please help me with this problem. I'm struggling a lot..
1 Reply Last Post 26 sept. 2014, 07:42 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
Hi, Saranya,
There are several threads about this. You can dynamically change your geometry by means of Moving Mesh (ALE) or by Deformed Geometry. The difference between them appears in documentation. Basically, the former conserves the material, so I think your best option is Deformed Geometry. The piece you are going to change should have a 'Prescribed Deformation' node active on domain, or else you can just set it to 'Free Deformation' and set the deformation of the boundary. You can use the variables Xg, Yg, Zg to relate deformations to original coordinates. That way, your geometry can depend just on time, as you want, or on some other variable.
Regards,
Jesus.
There are several threads about this. You can dynamically change your geometry by means of Moving Mesh (ALE) or by Deformed Geometry. The difference between them appears in documentation. Basically, the former conserves the material, so I think your best option is Deformed Geometry. The piece you are going to change should have a 'Prescribed Deformation' node active on domain, or else you can just set it to 'Free Deformation' and set the deformation of the boundary. You can use the variables Xg, Yg, Zg to relate deformations to original coordinates. That way, your geometry can depend just on time, as you want, or on some other variable.
Regards,
Jesus.