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variable = const after a time t
Posted 10 ott 2014, 06:22 GMT-4 Materials, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 5.2 3 Replies
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Hello,
is there a posibility to define a variable in that way that it cant be changed after a time t1.
somehow like this:
"variable = if(t<t1,(T2<273), const)"
after the time t1 the variable should have the value of t1, which was defined by (T2<273)
is there a posibility to define a variable in that way that it cant be changed after a time t1.
somehow like this:
"variable = if(t<t1,(T2<273), const)"
after the time t1 the variable should have the value of t1, which was defined by (T2<273)
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
if you build your variable (i.e. via a global equation) as a time integration variable, you can set the increment to "0" after a certain time by a boolean equation, else I see only the saturation to a given (and previously known) value as you write it out.
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Good luck
Ivar
if you build your variable (i.e. via a global equation) as a time integration variable, you can set the increment to "0" after a certain time by a boolean equation, else I see only the saturation to a given (and previously known) value as you write it out.
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Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thanks Ivar for the good idea.
i used
on1=(t<t1)*(T2<T_krit)-on1t (global equation)
and
a = on1/t1 (variable)
if a==1 then i am fine
i used
on1=(t<t1)*(T2<T_krit)-on1t (global equation)
and
a = on1/t1 (variable)
if a==1 then i am fine
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9 years ago
hello,
i ve again a similar problem.
a variable var should be ve a constant value t1 after the time t1.
but t1 is not known before. it should depend on a variable var2. t1 should be at that time on which var2 is changing its value. (d(var2,t)!=0)
but the problem here is that var2 is changing like a stepfunction.
does anyone ve any idea?
i ve again a similar problem.
a variable var should be ve a constant value t1 after the time t1.
but t1 is not known before. it should depend on a variable var2. t1 should be at that time on which var2 is changing its value. (d(var2,t)!=0)
but the problem here is that var2 is changing like a stepfunction.
does anyone ve any idea?