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Finding coordinates and dimensions of a point in COMSOL model

Posted 20.06.2017, 12:22 GMT-4 Version 5.2a 4 Replies

Saurabh Sharma
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I have imported a CAD model into COMSOL. But I am not able to find out the coordinates and size of a small pipe in the model. I want to know the dimensions of the pipe and its position in the model exactly so that I can make some desired changes to the model. Please help in finding those details.
4 Replies Last Post 13.07.2017, 12:00 GMT-4
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 8 years ago 20.06.2017, 12:33 GMT-4
Hello Saurhab,
Use the Measure tool found on the Geometry ribbon for that. When a point is selected it will return its coordinates. When a surface is selected, it will return its surface area.
Best,
Jeff
Hello Saurhab, Use the Measure tool found on the Geometry ribbon for that. When a point is selected it will return its coordinates. When a surface is selected, it will return its surface area. Best, Jeff
Saurabh Sharma
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Posted: 8 years ago 02.07.2017, 20:07 GMT-4
Thanks Jeff,

It's a very important tool in COMSOL modeling.

Can you explain how to incorporate a new equation in COMSOL model for reaction engineering which is not inbuilt in COMSOL?

Saurabh
Thanks Jeff, It's a very important tool in COMSOL modeling. Can you explain how to incorporate a new equation in COMSOL model for reaction engineering which is not inbuilt in COMSOL? Saurabh
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 8 years ago 13.07.2017, 11:43 GMT-4
Hi Saurabh,
I suggest you start a separate thread, as this new question is unrelated to the current thread. You will be more likely to get answers.
Best,
Jeff
Hi Saurabh, I suggest you start a separate thread, as this new question is unrelated to the current thread. You will be more likely to get answers. Best, Jeff
Saurabh Sharma
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Posted: 8 years ago 13.07.2017, 12:00 GMT-4
Hi Jeff,


Thanks a lot for your precious advice.

Saurabh
Hi Jeff, Thanks a lot for your precious advice. Saurabh

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