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Same model, different solutions?

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Hello, Community,

I'm doing phase change simulation with phase change HT module. Currently I have a problem with COMSOL:

The same model gives different results in different runs!

I use Matlab Livelink to read the solution in each run and compare the difference between two runs.

What I did in Matlab is:

% load model
Comsol_model2 = mphload(Model.mph);
% Run the Temperature model
Comsol_model2.sol('sol2').runAll;
% get model values
Temp2=mpheval(Comsol_model2,{'T2'});
Comsol_T2=Temp2.d1; % Temperature Variables
Comsol_Px2=Temp2.p(1,:); % x coordinate
Comsol_Py2=Temp2.p(2,:); % y coordinate

Comparing the above 3 variables in two simulation runs, the x and y coordinate values are exactly the same but the temperature variable varies randomly in each simulation. I expect the same solution of temperature from each simulation runs if the model is the same.

So can anyone here help me to explain this weird problem?


1 Reply Last Post 7 giu 2016, 07:52 GMT-4
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Posted: 8 years ago 7 giu 2016, 07:52 GMT-4
Hi,

I have the exact same problem now! Did you already find a solution to your problem or could someone from COMSOL help us with this strange COMSOL outcome?

Cheers, Iris
Hi, I have the exact same problem now! Did you already find a solution to your problem or could someone from COMSOL help us with this strange COMSOL outcome? Cheers, Iris

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