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easy question, I think...
Posted Nov 3, 2011, 12:19 p.m. EDT Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 4.2 5 Replies
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Dear friends,
I have a problem with COMSOL 4.2. It should be a silly thing, but I cannot solve it. I am absolutely new at comsol, besides.
I am starting using Comsol 4.2 and I have prepared a simple model: 1D, heat transfer in solids, a hot long bar with instantaneous cooling at the top. I prepare the mesh, choose Time-Dependent study, compute the model and T behaves correctly. I plot the heat flux (ht.fluxx) wrt time and it is correct. But I now tried to compute the time derivative of the ht.fluxx d(ht.fluxx,t) and I only get zeros. I use the Derived Values node to get numerical values and still get zeros. I'm storing time derivatives, also.
Some people told m that probably my results are beyond the mathematical resolution, but I don't think so. The heat fluxx variation is of the order of 0.1 and the time-step is of the order of 3e7. Moreover, I have change the time-step, I have used finer meshes. But still I get zeros.
Could somebody give some clue?
Thank you
I have a problem with COMSOL 4.2. It should be a silly thing, but I cannot solve it. I am absolutely new at comsol, besides.
I am starting using Comsol 4.2 and I have prepared a simple model: 1D, heat transfer in solids, a hot long bar with instantaneous cooling at the top. I prepare the mesh, choose Time-Dependent study, compute the model and T behaves correctly. I plot the heat flux (ht.fluxx) wrt time and it is correct. But I now tried to compute the time derivative of the ht.fluxx d(ht.fluxx,t) and I only get zeros. I use the Derived Values node to get numerical values and still get zeros. I'm storing time derivatives, also.
Some people told m that probably my results are beyond the mathematical resolution, but I don't think so. The heat fluxx variation is of the order of 0.1 and the time-step is of the order of 3e7. Moreover, I have change the time-step, I have used finer meshes. But still I get zeros.
Could somebody give some clue?
Thank you
5 Replies Last Post Nov 7, 2011, 3:10 p.m. EST