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How Can I Use 2D equation as a Bounduary Condition for a 3D Equation?

Posted 05.04.2011, 00:32 GMT-4 Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 3.5a 5 Replies

Ali
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Hi Everybody,
I want to link 2D and 3D equations in COMSOL 3.5. For this reason I want to use the 2d equation as a boundary condition for the 3D equation one. I have made two different Geoms (2D and 3D) but I could not use the result of the 2D model as an input for 3d one. Would you please let me know how can I sort it out?
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Ali
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5 Replies Last Post 15.04.2011, 03:03 GMT-4
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 05.04.2011, 01:32 GMT-4
Hi
3.5 is getting to old for me, but I believe you should use the extrusion coupling variables to "extrude" a 2D domain variable onto a 3D area check the doc


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Ivar
Hi 3.5 is getting to old for me, but I believe you should use the extrusion coupling variables to "extrude" a 2D domain variable onto a 3D area check the doc -- Good luck Ivar
Ali
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Posted: 1 decade ago 07.04.2011, 23:41 GMT-4
Hi Ivar,
Thank you for your kind advice fortunately it work but it seemed that 3D model after running the model make effect on the 2D one and I do not want it. How should I manage it?
P.S. I use ver 3.5a
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Shokri
Hi Ivar, Thank you for your kind advice fortunately it work but it seemed that 3D model after running the model make effect on the 2D one and I do not want it. How should I manage it? P.S. I use ver 3.5a -- Shokri
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 08.04.2011, 01:01 GMT-4
Hi

then probably both simulations are running, you shoudl segregate or use the last tab in the solver manager to run two solver sequences separate (and restart the second with the results of the first one

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Ivar
Hi then probably both simulations are running, you shoudl segregate or use the last tab in the solver manager to run two solver sequences separate (and restart the second with the results of the first one -- Good luck Ivar
Ali
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Posted: 1 decade ago 13.04.2011, 20:06 GMT-4
Hi Ivar,
I really appreciated your kind helps. I believe the method you mentioned in previous message, should be work, but I could not find how I should "restart the second with the results of the first one". I have simplified the model to a 2D PDE with 1D boundary condition equation. would you please take a look at it? an tell me What should I do for eliminating the effect of 2D equation on 1D one.
Kind regards,
Ali
Hi Ivar, I really appreciated your kind helps. I believe the method you mentioned in previous message, should be work, but I could not find how I should "restart the second with the results of the first one". I have simplified the model to a 2D PDE with 1D boundary condition equation. would you please take a look at it? an tell me What should I do for eliminating the effect of 2D equation on 1D one. Kind regards, Ali
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 15.04.2011, 03:03 GMT-4
Hi

that is due to the "bidirectional" link enabled by default, it took me some time to understand ;)
And worse I longer find back where the setting is in 3.5 It's the ideal / non-ideal Boundary condition set by default to ideal !

It's easier to find in V4 ;)

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Ivar
Hi that is due to the "bidirectional" link enabled by default, it took me some time to understand ;) And worse I longer find back where the setting is in 3.5 It's the ideal / non-ideal Boundary condition set by default to ideal ! It's easier to find in V4 ;) -- Good luck Ivar

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