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How to define a variable for a range of values?

Posted 18 janv. 2020, 01:00 UTC−5 Fluid & Heat, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Porous Media Flow Version 5.4 1 Reply

Mohammed Abdul Qadeer Siddiqui
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Hi,

I am trying to simulate a spontaneous fluid uptake process in a rock where capillary pressure is the driving force. I am using Coefficient Form PDE physics. In such a case, only damping coefficient and source term are non-zero. The source term (f) is -d(d(Pc,x),x). Here, I would like to define Pc as a variable under Global Definitions wherein for its expression I want to write 2*sigma/r.

However, Pc is different for different values of r. My question is how can I incorporate this in COMSOL? How do I define Pc as something that varies for a range of 'r' values. At different Pc values, subsequent variables are also calculated such as Se, krw, etc.

I would appreciate your help in setting up this problem in COMSOL.

Thanks

1 Reply Last Post 21 janv. 2020, 06:30 UTC−5
Michael Rembe Certified Consultant
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Posted: 5 years ago 21 janv. 2020, 06:30 UTC−5

Hi Mohammed, I don't understand what you want to simulate! Usually the richard's equation (for example) is solved for the capillary pressure pc and the velocities u, v, w are results of d(Pc,x), d(Pc,y) and d(Pc,z). If you want to define pc=2sigma/r you can do it as a local variable of your 2d axisymmetrical geometry (comp1) but not as a global variable.

Best regards Michael Rembe

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Michael Rembe
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Hi Mohammed, I don't understand what you want to simulate! Usually the richard's equation (for example) is solved for the capillary pressure pc and the velocities u, v, w are results of d(Pc,x), d(Pc,y) and d(Pc,z). If you want to define *pc=2sigma/r* you can do it as a local variable of your 2d axisymmetrical geometry (comp1) but not as a global variable. Best regards Michael Rembe

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