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mixture of materials

Posted 29 mar 2013, 11:54 GMT-4 Materials Version 4.3a 5 Replies

Zdeno Zitny
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Hey.

It can be used as material mix more materials?

Thank you.
5 Replies Last Post 3 apr 2013, 16:58 GMT-4
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 30 mar 2013, 03:26 GMT-4
Hi

do you mean you have an alloy or a mixture of liquids ? THis can be done but COMSOL does not know how this mixture behaves. For chemistry and liquids you have special 2 (or more?) species physics check the doc.

But for i.e. solid its trickier as i.e. mixing iron and nickel gives you many "different" materials all depending on ratio temperature history ... and with very different material properties such as E, nu, rho, alpha(T) ...

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi do you mean you have an alloy or a mixture of liquids ? THis can be done but COMSOL does not know how this mixture behaves. For chemistry and liquids you have special 2 (or more?) species physics check the doc. But for i.e. solid its trickier as i.e. mixing iron and nickel gives you many "different" materials all depending on ratio temperature history ... and with very different material properties such as E, nu, rho, alpha(T) ... -- Good luck Ivar
Zdeno Zitny
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Posted: 1 decade ago 30 mar 2013, 04:51 GMT-4
But the moist air mixture is known for Comsol, but when it is used, so the solver fails and writes an error or not complete the calculation.

Similarly, if we use a porous material in AC / DC solver writes a mistake without me set other inputs.

Thank you.
But the moist air mixture is known for Comsol, but when it is used, so the solver fails and writes an error or not complete the calculation. Similarly, if we use a porous material in AC / DC solver writes a mistake without me set other inputs. Thank you.
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 30 mar 2013, 06:54 GMT-4
Hi

true COMSOL has added the moist air mixture lately, that is handy.

But so far I haven't seen any error with it, so you need to upload you models for us out here to be more specific, like that it's too vague and I do not know what to answer ;)

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Ivar
Hi true COMSOL has added the moist air mixture lately, that is handy. But so far I haven't seen any error with it, so you need to upload you models for us out here to be more specific, like that it's too vague and I do not know what to answer ;) -- Good luck Ivar
Zdeno Zitny
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Posted: 1 decade ago 30 mar 2013, 10:31 GMT-4
Hey.

Tray this:

1.in new models give rectangle, ac \ dc \ mf (magnetic field)
2.A mf open Ampers Law and forth to adjust the part of the magnetic permeability
poros material
3.click study compute

and send me a reply or error.

part of the amount of porous material I enter 0.4.

Thank you very much.
Hey. Tray this: 1.in new models give rectangle, ac \ dc \ mf (magnetic field) 2.A mf open Ampers Law and forth to adjust the part of the magnetic permeability poros material 3.click study compute and send me a reply or error. part of the amount of porous material I enter 0.4. Thank you very much.
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 3 apr 2013, 16:58 GMT-4
Hi

but if you have a porous media you need at least 2 materials (applied to the same domain, no?)
Check the doc/help the Porous node requires some settings and the sum of porosities should sum up to 1

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Ivar
Hi but if you have a porous media you need at least 2 materials (applied to the same domain, no?) Check the doc/help the Porous node requires some settings and the sum of porosities should sum up to 1 -- Good luck Ivar

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