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Measuring the highest and lowest elevation
Posted Nov 12, 2015, 2:15 a.m. EST Geometry 2 Replies
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Hi all,
considering 3D complex geometry[attached my geometry]
Is there any possibility to find the highest and lowest point in z-axis for the surface boundary of this geometry within COMSOL? if yes, how?
I appreciate any help in advance
Sepideh
considering 3D complex geometry[attached my geometry]
Is there any possibility to find the highest and lowest point in z-axis for the surface boundary of this geometry within COMSOL? if yes, how?
I appreciate any help in advance
Sepideh
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2 Replies Last Post Nov 12, 2015, 3:32 a.m. EST
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9 years ago
Hi
Yes that is easy but you need to add some/any physics and solve it to get a data set to work on.
And you need to adjust your mesh to catch the extremes correctly, you might want to turn off the higher order discretization and the higher order plot smoothing under Quality I have not done it herebelow.
You can change my solid physics to anything else and adapt
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Have fun COSMOLing
Ivar
Yes that is easy but you need to add some/any physics and solve it to get a data set to work on.
And you need to adjust your mesh to catch the extremes correctly, you might want to turn off the higher order discretization and the higher order plot smoothing under Quality I have not done it herebelow.
You can change my solid physics to anything else and adapt
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Have fun COSMOLing
Ivar
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Posted:
9 years ago
Hi Ivar,
Many thanks, it worked very well for me.
cheers,
Sepideh
Many thanks, it worked very well for me.
cheers,
Sepideh