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temperature in global equation
Posted 8 ott 2012, 15:38 GMT-4 3 Replies
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Hello,
I have a Joule heating model, this model includes two blocks, the upper block size is 2cm*2cm*0.5cm and the lower block size is the same.
It is assumed that the voltage difference of upper block is U1 and the voltage difference of lower block is U2.
The sum of U1 and U2 is a known value, the ratio of U1 and U2 is related to T(temperature)
I used global equation to try to find out the value of U1 and U2, the software shows the error information
'Failed to evaluate variable.
- Variable: mod1.T
- Global scope
Failed to evaluate expression.
- Expression: mod1.T'
I have given the initial value to U1, U2 and T, they are all 300.
Thanks
I have a Joule heating model, this model includes two blocks, the upper block size is 2cm*2cm*0.5cm and the lower block size is the same.
It is assumed that the voltage difference of upper block is U1 and the voltage difference of lower block is U2.
The sum of U1 and U2 is a known value, the ratio of U1 and U2 is related to T(temperature)
I used global equation to try to find out the value of U1 and U2, the software shows the error information
'Failed to evaluate variable.
- Variable: mod1.T
- Global scope
Failed to evaluate expression.
- Expression: mod1.T'
I have given the initial value to U1, U2 and T, they are all 300.
Thanks
3 Replies Last Post 9 ott 2012, 07:52 GMT-4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
it's very difficult for us to tell, just with the explanations you give as it can come from many things.
In Joule heating the dependent variable T is mostly referred to as T and not mod1.T. Except if you have defined variables referring to Tin the Global Variable nodes, instead of having set them inthe Model Definitions Variable node
difficut to guess more ...
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Good luck
Ivar
it's very difficult for us to tell, just with the explanations you give as it can come from many things.
In Joule heating the dependent variable T is mostly referred to as T and not mod1.T. Except if you have defined variables referring to Tin the Global Variable nodes, instead of having set them inthe Model Definitions Variable node
difficut to guess more ...
--
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hello,Ivar:
Many thanks for your quick reply.
I have done as you said, but it still des not work.
I atached my model so that you could see it clearly.
Thank you very much
Many thanks for your quick reply.
I have done as you said, but it still des not work.
I atached my model so that you could see it clearly.
Thank you very much
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1 decade ago
Hello, Bin,
I think you are confusing the field variable T with some temperature, you call also T as a variable (in Model/Definitions/Variables). Really, do you want that the T appearing in your Global Equations be the dependent variable T (this is the error given by COMSOL, and he is telling you that T is not a global variable), or some global temperature (for instance, the average one)?
I suppose your election is the second one, as U1 and U2 are already global variables. In that case, you can define that temperature as an average over both domains.
Bye,
Jesus.
I think you are confusing the field variable T with some temperature, you call also T as a variable (in Model/Definitions/Variables). Really, do you want that the T appearing in your Global Equations be the dependent variable T (this is the error given by COMSOL, and he is telling you that T is not a global variable), or some global temperature (for instance, the average one)?
I suppose your election is the second one, as U1 and U2 are already global variables. In that case, you can define that temperature as an average over both domains.
Bye,
Jesus.