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Parametric sweep

Posted 22 juil. 2011, 04:25 UTC−4 Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Studies & Solvers Version 4.2 1 Reply

Norbert Rüther
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I defined a parameter at global definitions (Name: para; Expression: 1).
My inflow heat flux depends on the daytime and the emission coefficient - so i defined the Inflow heat flux as a sine function of time multiplied by "para".
I added at "Parametric sweep" the parameter "para" and defined the range to be take into consideration as (range(0.1,0.1,1).
By trying to solve i get the Error: "Error in sweep: Parameter names must not be empty".

But: The parameter names are not empty. What have I done wrong?
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1 Reply Last Post 27 juil. 2011, 03:02 UTC−4
Michael Rembe Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 decade ago 27 juil. 2011, 03:02 UTC−4
I don't know, if I understand your problem correctly. I use "Extension" from the stationary solver and activate "continuation". Choose the parameter ....
It works different from parametric sweep.

Michael
I don't know, if I understand your problem correctly. I use "Extension" from the stationary solver and activate "continuation". Choose the parameter .... It works different from parametric sweep. Michael

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