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meshing 3D coil
Posted 3 oct. 2011, 16:16 UTC−4 1 Reply
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Hello,
I am attempting to mesh a complicated 3D coil. At first I thought I would need to mesh the entire object to obtain the fields after applying a current, but I believe it will suffice for my purposes if I just make the volume wires into lines. Is there an easy way to take a 3D coil and turn it into lines (no surface area) so that I can easily put a current through it? My file is too big to attach, so if you would like to take a look at it, email me.
Thanks,
Jason
I am attempting to mesh a complicated 3D coil. At first I thought I would need to mesh the entire object to obtain the fields after applying a current, but I believe it will suffice for my purposes if I just make the volume wires into lines. Is there an easy way to take a 3D coil and turn it into lines (no surface area) so that I can easily put a current through it? My file is too big to attach, so if you would like to take a look at it, email me.
Thanks,
Jason
1 Reply Last Post 4 oct. 2011, 01:22 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
Hi
You need to generate the line in your geometry, in V4 you have the helix generation, but will COMSOL accept a single line/edge inside a 3D geometry, without an attached boundary, not sure (? TBC)
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Good luck
Ivar
You need to generate the line in your geometry, in V4 you have the helix generation, but will COMSOL accept a single line/edge inside a 3D geometry, without an attached boundary, not sure (? TBC)
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Good luck
Ivar