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Volume Integration of revolution 2D
Posted 22 oct. 2010, 10:37 UTC−4 7 Replies
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2D axisymmetry
The geometry is a rectangle
Right-click Data sets, and choose Revolution 2D, set revolution angle as 360 deg
Right-click Derived values, and choose Volume Integration, set Expression as 1, then Click the button " = "
It was expected to obtain the volume, but an error happened "Cannot evaluate expression"
What's the problem?
The geometry is a rectangle
Right-click Data sets, and choose Revolution 2D, set revolution angle as 360 deg
Right-click Derived values, and choose Volume Integration, set Expression as 1, then Click the button " = "
It was expected to obtain the volume, but an error happened "Cannot evaluate expression"
What's the problem?
7 Replies Last Post 8 avr. 2011, 08:12 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
Hi
if you are in 2D axi how can you get a volume ? are you in 3.5 ? then be sure you integrate on the right "volume"/geoemtry
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Good luck
Ivar
if you are in 2D axi how can you get a volume ? are you in 3.5 ? then be sure you integrate on the right "volume"/geoemtry
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Good luck
Ivar
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1 decade ago
Hi
if you are in 2D axi how can you get a volume ? are you in 3.5 ? then be sure you integrate on the right "volume"/geoemtry
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Good luck
Ivar
My comsol version is 4.0
In postprocessing, i.e. the Results, I right-click Data sets, and choose Revolution 2D, then set the parameters in the Revolution 2D interface, Axis entry method = two points, Revolution angle = 360 deg, then I can get the volume (a cylinder)
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1 decade ago
Hi
OK now I understand your are in the Postprocessing, I was searching in the "Geometry" as there too you can generate "revolved" geoemtry in 3D from 2D.
I will have to try it out, I have only used this function so far for visualisation. Normally you integrate a volume fromn 2D axi with a 2*pi*r the "loop length", but there is also the click box in some of the advanced features (not everywhere though) and between 3.5 and 4 there is a 2*pi change. I never remember so I always check by hand the eqautions behind and a simple numerical test, to be sure ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
OK now I understand your are in the Postprocessing, I was searching in the "Geometry" as there too you can generate "revolved" geoemtry in 3D from 2D.
I will have to try it out, I have only used this function so far for visualisation. Normally you integrate a volume fromn 2D axi with a 2*pi*r the "loop length", but there is also the click box in some of the advanced features (not everywhere though) and between 3.5 and 4 there is a 2*pi change. I never remember so I always check by hand the eqautions behind and a simple numerical test, to be sure ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
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1 decade ago
Hi
OK now I understand your are in the Postprocessing, I was searching in the "Geometry" as there too you can generate "revolved" geoemtry in 3D from 2D.
I will have to try it out, I have only used this function so far for visualisation. Normally you integrate a volume fromn 2D axi with a 2*pi*r the "loop length", but there is also the click box in some of the advanced features (not everywhere though) and between 3.5 and 4 there is a 2*pi change. I never remember so I always check by hand the eqautions behind and a simple numerical test, to be sure ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
Thanks Ivar, but why I cannot get the volume using "Volume Integration"? However, there is a sentance "Make a volume integration of a 2D revolve" in COMSOL Multiphysics>Results analysis and plot features>Derived values and tables (the help document)
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1 decade ago
Hi
well I get a volume integrsation of the revolved volume by 1, and by the integration of 2*pi*r (via the volume integration check for 2D axi) and via the surface integration of "2*pi*r" the expression written out explicitely (see the table
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Good luck
Ivar
well I get a volume integrsation of the revolved volume by 1, and by the integration of 2*pi*r (via the volume integration check for 2D axi) and via the surface integration of "2*pi*r" the expression written out explicitely (see the table
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Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
well I get a volume integrsation of the revolved volume by 1, and by the integration of 2*pi*r (via the volume integration check for 2D axi) and via the surface integration of "2*pi*r" the expression written out explicitely (see the table
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Good luck
Ivar
Thank you very much, Ivar! But when I try to open the file VolInt1.mph, an error happened "File contains no model", I don't know why. My COMSOL is version 4.0.
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1 decade ago
Hi
well I get a volume integrsation of the revolved volume by 1, and by the integration of 2*pi*r (via the volume integration check for 2D axi) and via the surface integration of "2*pi*r" the expression written out explicitely (see the table
Thanks for this demo-model, Ivar! It really helped me out.
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