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Eddy Currents and div(J)=0 in Areas
Posted 28 apr 2010, 15:25 GMT-4 4 Replies
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Dear Users,
i have a small question ^^ . I want to calculate an eddy current problem. But i want, that in one subdomain the summ of the current amounts at 0 Ampere (divJ=0) . How can I reach the condition in a subdomain?
greetings
Alex
PS: Sorry for my bad Englisch
i have a small question ^^ . I want to calculate an eddy current problem. But i want, that in one subdomain the summ of the current amounts at 0 Ampere (divJ=0) . How can I reach the condition in a subdomain?
greetings
Alex
PS: Sorry for my bad Englisch
4 Replies Last Post 1 mag 2010, 09:36 GMT-4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
in a general sense you can have COMSOL to minimise a "user define global variable" during it's solving process, so you could define a condition that is such that your sum of the current = 0 in a particular subdomain.
I'm not sure it will solve your issue, but it is very powerfull for design optimising, there are more on that in the doc, try an idexed search for "global variables", or look at the torque/moment example in the structural user guide
Have fun Comsoling
Ivar
in a general sense you can have COMSOL to minimise a "user define global variable" during it's solving process, so you could define a condition that is such that your sum of the current = 0 in a particular subdomain.
I'm not sure it will solve your issue, but it is very powerfull for design optimising, there are more on that in the doc, try an idexed search for "global variables", or look at the torque/moment example in the structural user guide
Have fun Comsoling
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
hi ivar,
thx for your answer, but i diddnt find the torque/moment example in the modell libary. Where is it? Furthermore in the indexed search isn't a entry about the globa variable.
greetings
Alexander
thx for your answer, but i diddnt find the torque/moment example in the modell libary. Where is it? Furthermore in the indexed search isn't a entry about the globa variable.
greetings
Alexander
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
sorry to confuse you its in the smeug.pdf p69 of v3.5a, but there are a couple of discussions on the forum too
Ivar
sorry to confuse you its in the smeug.pdf p69 of v3.5a, but there are a couple of discussions on the forum too
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Ahh okay thx ..
Greetings
Alexander
Greetings
Alexander