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how to do half model analysis
Posted 18 apr 2016, 02:17 GMT-4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Mesh, Studies & Solvers, Structural Mechanics Version 4.4, Version 5.0 3 Replies
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Dear all,
i am doing a simulation where no. of elements and nodes are very large. that is why time taken is very large. my restriction is i can't take larger time step as well as coarser mesh.
so all i want to know if i can use the half model FEM analysis in COMSOL. if YES then HOW?
thanks
i am doing a simulation where no. of elements and nodes are very large. that is why time taken is very large. my restriction is i can't take larger time step as well as coarser mesh.
so all i want to know if i can use the half model FEM analysis in COMSOL. if YES then HOW?
thanks
3 Replies Last Post 19 apr 2016, 13:26 GMT-4
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9 years ago
Of course. You will find many examples in the documentation and on this website that take advantage of planar symmetry, antisymmetry, axisymmetry, or periodicity (linear or angular). See www.comsol.com/model/permanent-magnet-78, etc...
Jeff
Jeff
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Posted:
9 years ago
thanks Jeff,
but the link which u have sent is outdated, thats what its saying wen i am trying to open it. it would be great if you can send any other example link that can help me to solve my problem.
regards,
manish
but the link which u have sent is outdated, thats what its saying wen i am trying to open it. it would be great if you can send any other example link that can help me to solve my problem.
regards,
manish
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9 years ago
Make sure to remove the comma at the end of the URL and it will work.
Please note that this is only one example. You will find many more by searching the Application Gallery for words like symmetry/symmetric, periodicity/periodic, axisymmetry/axisymmetric, etc, depending on what your interests are.
Jeff
Please note that this is only one example. You will find many more by searching the Application Gallery for words like symmetry/symmetric, periodicity/periodic, axisymmetry/axisymmetric, etc, depending on what your interests are.
Jeff