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A problem occure when building subdomain in AC/DC 3D
Posted Dec 12, 2011, 5:41 p.m. EST Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Geometry Version 4.2 1 Reply
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Hi everyone:
I am trying to build a self-designed transformer using the 3D AC/DC COMSOL. Because the whole thing contains both large scale and small scale, I built two subdomains to generate the meshes. Now the meshes works but it seems that the subdomain cannot transfer any flux to the other domains. I tried to modify the bondary conditions but it does not work. The software cannot solve the domains out of one subdomain. I think there must be something wrong with the bondary, and it is not continous. I wonder what I can do to make it continous? Thank you very much!
I am trying to build a self-designed transformer using the 3D AC/DC COMSOL. Because the whole thing contains both large scale and small scale, I built two subdomains to generate the meshes. Now the meshes works but it seems that the subdomain cannot transfer any flux to the other domains. I tried to modify the bondary conditions but it does not work. The software cannot solve the domains out of one subdomain. I think there must be something wrong with the bondary, and it is not continous. I wonder what I can do to make it continous? Thank you very much!
1 Reply Last Post Dec 13, 2011, 1:14 a.m. EST
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
continuity "by default" is applied in "Geometry - Finish - Union" mode, you get discontinuous boundaries in "assembly mode".
for this to work smoothly, in v4, as for 3.5 your geometries must be made of looped "poly-lines", without gaps
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Good luck
Ivar
continuity "by default" is applied in "Geometry - Finish - Union" mode, you get discontinuous boundaries in "assembly mode".
for this to work smoothly, in v4, as for 3.5 your geometries must be made of looped "poly-lines", without gaps
--
Good luck
Ivar