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Posted 11 mai 2010, 10:51 UTC−4 5 Replies

Carlos Hernandez
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Please i need somebody to help me, what i want to do is obtaining a graphic like this (download the attached file):
In that picture you can see the plot solution combined with the mesh. Can I do this with Comsol 3.5?
Additional I need to see the mesh numeration (elements and nodes) so i can navigate trough the mesh and know the different amount of for example von misses stress, deformation, etc, in each node of the mesh, please help me

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5 Replies Last Post 11 mai 2010, 11:53 UTC−4
Danial Tz
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11 mai 2010, 11:22 UTC−4
Your first question: www.comsol.com/support/knowledgebase/1003/
Your first question: http://www.comsol.com/support/knowledgebase/1003/
Carlos Hernandez
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11 mai 2010, 11:25 UTC−4
Additional I need to see the mesh numeration (elements and nodes) so i can navigate trough the mesh and know the different amount of for example von misses stress, deformation, etc, in each node of the mesh, please help me
Additional I need to see the mesh numeration (elements and nodes) so i can navigate trough the mesh and know the different amount of for example von misses stress, deformation, etc, in each node of the mesh, please help me
Danial Tz
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11 mai 2010, 11:40 UTC−4

Additional I need to see the mesh numeration (elements and nodes) so i can navigate trough the mesh and know the different amount of for example von misses stress, deformation, etc, in each node of the mesh, please help me


How do you mean by "navigating through the mesh"? if you mean interactive, just plot a surface for i.e. von misses, then activate "wireframe" in the dialogue, set your mesh refinement to 1 and click with your mouse on the nodes. Otherwise I don't know a tool that knows your mesh coordinates interactively (unless you export them to a text file).
[QUOTE] Additional I need to see the mesh numeration (elements and nodes) so i can navigate trough the mesh and know the different amount of for example von misses stress, deformation, etc, in each node of the mesh, please help me [/QUOTE] How do you mean by "navigating through the mesh"? if you mean interactive, just plot a surface for i.e. von misses, then activate "wireframe" in the dialogue, set your mesh refinement to 1 and click with your mouse on the nodes. Otherwise I don't know a tool that knows your mesh coordinates interactively (unless you export them to a text file).
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11 mai 2010, 11:44 UTC−4

I need for example to know von misses stress, or anything in the node 30000 for example i need the mesh point to be like the grid snap
I need for example to know von misses stress, or anything in the node 30000 for example i need the mesh point to be like the grid snap
Carlos Hernandez
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11 mai 2010, 11:53 UTC−4

Please help me i have tried to do you suggestion for the fist answer but the final plot (wireframe, 1, surface) replace the other plot (von misess stress) so i obtain just the mesh
Please help me i have tried to do you suggestion for the fist answer but the final plot (wireframe, 1, surface) replace the other plot (von misess stress) so i obtain just the mesh

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