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Y Displacement

Posted 10.02.2025, 20:44 MEZ General, Results & Visualization, Studies & Solvers Version 6.3 3 Replies

Sergio Martinez
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Hi. Is there any way to compute and plot only the y displacement (axial) instead of the absolute displacement and export the data in the Displacement plot?

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3 Replies Last Post 10.02.2025, 23:23 MEZ
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 6 months ago 10.02.2025, 22:23 MEZ

Hello Sergio,

If you look through the list of available expressions available for postprocessing in your Surface plot, you'll see one called elte.uy that seems to be the one you are looking for.

Best,

Jeff

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Jeff Hiller
Hello Sergio, If you look through the list of available expressions available for postprocessing in your Surface plot, you'll see one called elte.uy that seems to be the one you are looking for. Best, Jeff
Sergio Martinez
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Posted: 6 months ago 10.02.2025, 22:44 MEZ

Hello Sergio,

If you look through the list of available expressions available for postprocessing in your Surface plot, you'll see one called elte.uy that seems to be the one you are looking for.

Best,

Jeff

I am referring to displacement. I think “elte.uy” refers to the position, or am I wrong?

>Hello Sergio, > >If you look through the list of available expressions available for postprocessing in your Surface plot, you'll see one called elte.uy that seems to be the one you are looking for. > >Best, > >Jeff I am referring to displacement. I think “elte.uy” refers to the position, or am I wrong?
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 6 months ago 10.02.2025, 23:23 MEZ

It's the displacement in the y direction, see the attached file.

Best,

Jeff

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Jeff Hiller
It's the displacement in the y direction, see the attached file. Best, Jeff

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