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Hiding geometry/domains
Posted Sep 10, 2013, 7:07 a.m. EDT 3 Replies
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Hello,
i'm pretty new to comsol. I modeled an IR-Thermopile sensor with the heat transfer with surface-to-surface radiation. In order to realize some convection, the sensor is clouded by air.
Question: How can I make the air invisible for the plots? The air prevents me from correctly viewing whats going on inside the Thermopile.
I've tried to create a new View in which the domain is invisible, but in the end, after computing it is still there.
Got anyone help??
thank you, flo
i'm pretty new to comsol. I modeled an IR-Thermopile sensor with the heat transfer with surface-to-surface radiation. In order to realize some convection, the sensor is clouded by air.
Question: How can I make the air invisible for the plots? The air prevents me from correctly viewing whats going on inside the Thermopile.
I've tried to create a new View in which the domain is invisible, but in the end, after computing it is still there.
Got anyone help??
thank you, flo
3 Replies Last Post Sep 20, 2013, 3:31 a.m. EDT
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1 decade ago
try to use the results > data sets > add selection. It is to show the geometry with results you want to see.
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1 decade ago
Thank you
it functions perfectly, pretty nice
it functions perfectly, pretty nice