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Periodic Boundary condition in a multiphysics.

Posted 16 juil. 2019, 15:24 UTC−4 Piezoelectric Devices, RF & Microwave Engineering, Structural & Acoustics, MEMS & Piezoelectric Devices 3 Replies

Abhishek Patel
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Hello everyone,

I am new to COMSOL, and I was in a confusion about the boundary conditions applied to the multiphysics. I am working on a piezoelectric model and want to apply periodic BC to the model. Do I need to apply it from both physics (solid mechanics and electrostatics) or it is fine if I apply it from just solid mechanics. I also want to know about how to apply initial or external strains on points rather than domain.

Thanks

3 Replies Last Post 23 juil. 2019, 12:02 UTC−4
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 5 years ago 20 juil. 2019, 18:29 UTC−4
Updated: 5 years ago 20 juil. 2019, 18:19 UTC−4

In most multiphysics cases, you need to apply the proper BCs for each type of physics in the model, not just for one of them, so that is probably true in your case too.

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In most multiphysics cases, you need to apply the proper BCs for each type of physics in the model, not just for one of them, so that is probably true in your case too.
Henrik Sönnerlind COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 5 years ago 22 juil. 2019, 03:42 UTC−4
Updated: 5 years ago 22 juil. 2019, 03:38 UTC−4

Hi Abishek,

Initial/External strains is an intrinsically volumetric phenomenon, so applying it to points would be a meaningless operation. Probably it is some other effect that you are looking for here.

Regards,
Henrik

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Hi Abishek, Initial/External strains is an intrinsically volumetric phenomenon, so applying it to points would be a meaningless operation. Probably it is some other effect that you are looking for here. Regards, Henrik
Abhishek Patel
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Posted: 5 years ago 23 juil. 2019, 12:02 UTC−4
Updated: 5 years ago 23 juil. 2019, 11:52 UTC−4

Thanks henrik for the reply.

I want to apply a fixed amount of strain on specific points. I think the other way to apply it is to calculate displacement by the given strain and to give prescribed displacements at the points. Am i going in the right direction?

Thanks henrik for the reply. I want to apply a fixed amount of strain on specific points. I think the other way to apply it is to calculate displacement by the given strain and to give prescribed displacements at the points. Am i going in the right direction?

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