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initial/boundary conditions set as step dependent

Posted 26.03.2024, 01:36 GMT-4 4 Replies

Carl Xu
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In a study with multiple steps, I hope to use different initial/boundary conditions. If initial/boundary conditions can be set as step dependent, all steps can be run in one go during the same study. Can initial/boundary conditions be set as step dependent?

4 Replies Last Post 02.04.2024, 22:41 GMT-4
Magnus Ringh COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 2 years ago 27.03.2024, 08:20 GMT-4

Hi Carl,

The reply here is the same as the one Henrik gave you to another question:

You can use Modify model configuration for study step in the settings for the study step.

If, however, it is only about having different sets of loads (or constraints), you may find the load case handling functionality more natural.

Best regards,

Magnus

Hi Carl, The reply here is the same as the one Henrik gave you to another question: You can use *Modify model configuration for study step* in the settings for the study step. If, however, it is only about having different sets of loads (or constraints), you may find the load case handling functionality more natural. Best regards, Magnus
Carl Xu
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Posted: 2 years ago 31.03.2024, 01:29 GMT-4

Thank you Dr Magnus, where can we find the 'load case handling functionality'?

Thank you Dr Magnus, where can we find the 'load case handling functionality'?
Henrik Sönnerlind COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 2 years ago 02.04.2024, 02:50 GMT-4

Take a look at, for example, this model:

https://www.comsol.com/model/tapered-cantilever-with-two-load-cases-12681

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Henrik Sönnerlind
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Take a look at, for example, this model:
Carl Xu
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Posted: 2 years ago 02.04.2024, 22:41 GMT-4

that's very helpful thank you Drs Sönnerlind and Ringh.

that's very helpful thank you Drs Sönnerlind and Ringh.

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