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Inward current

Posted 10 juil. 2020, 03:25 UTC−4 Chemical, Battery Design, Electrochemistry 2 Replies

Lasse Murtomäki
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"Inward current density" as a boundary condition troubles me. How is "inward" defined? I used that BC and then checked what the electrolyte potential at that boundary was. Then I changed the BC to "Electrolyte Potential" where I inserted the value I got from the previous run, and evaluated the current density. It had an opposite sign to the first run. Hence, my conclusion is that "inward" means towards the simulation domain. Am I right?

Lasse

2 Replies Last Post 10 juil. 2020, 23:44 UTC−4
Magnus Ringh COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 4 years ago 10 juil. 2020, 08:18 UTC−4

Hi Lasse,

Yes, "inward" means a direction from outside the simulation domain and into the domain; typically, change the sign of the specified quantity to make it go in the "outward" direction instead (going out from the simulation domain).

Best regards,

Magnus Ringh

Hi Lasse, Yes, "inward" means a direction from outside the simulation domain and into the domain; typically, change the sign of the specified quantity to make it go in the "outward" direction instead (going out from the simulation domain). Best regards, Magnus Ringh
Lasse Murtomäki
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Posted: 4 years ago 10 juil. 2020, 23:44 UTC−4

Thanks for a propmt reply. Perhaps the wording could be clearer in the future version?

Lasse

Thanks for a propmt reply. Perhaps the wording could be clearer in the future version? Lasse

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