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Gradient in axisymmetric mode
Posted 15 nov. 2018, 07:06 UTC−5 General, Geometry Version 5.3a 0 Replies
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Hello, I'm solving Heat Transfer in 2D axisymmetric space dimension. I want to export gradient of temperature in cartesian coordinate system. So I tried to write Tx, d(T, x), d(T, X), it didn't work (Tr and d(T, r) works). I also tried to make 2D Revolution and use space variables from it d(T, rev4x), it didn't work too. Does anybody know, how to write it correctly to export gradient?
Hello Igor Belyasov
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