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Exporting without Shrink Coefficients
Posted 29 lug 2010, 20:40 GMT-4 2 Replies
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Hi,
I have a model (Darcy's Law, pressure head, steady) composed of 830 sub-domains of variable permeability. When I try to export this to MATLAB via 'export fem structure' it only saves 525 values of permeability (but there are clearly 830 in the model). I have tried un-checking the 'shrink coefficient' box in the preferences menu but it has not corrected this problem.
I have a feeling that it is not printing subdomains with the same value of permeability. Any ideas to print the correct 830 values in COMSOL or MATLAB?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
I have a model (Darcy's Law, pressure head, steady) composed of 830 sub-domains of variable permeability. When I try to export this to MATLAB via 'export fem structure' it only saves 525 values of permeability (but there are clearly 830 in the model). I have tried un-checking the 'shrink coefficient' box in the preferences menu but it has not corrected this problem.
I have a feeling that it is not printing subdomains with the same value of permeability. Any ideas to print the correct 830 values in COMSOL or MATLAB?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
2 Replies Last Post 30 lug 2010, 07:39 GMT-4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi,
If this helps, I just found out that there are 525 'unnamed' groups, so some values are being reused.
Thanks,
Paul
If this helps, I just found out that there are 525 'unnamed' groups, so some values are being reused.
Thanks,
Paul
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
I wounder if you are not sorting on groups and not on items, similar items (sub-domains) are grouped into groups if they have similar properties, if you do not name them spcifically, they get default names. Check the doc, as there are list and list of list you need sometimes to use double or triple indexing to get to your items, whithin the "fem" structure
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Good luck
Ivar
I wounder if you are not sorting on groups and not on items, similar items (sub-domains) are grouped into groups if they have similar properties, if you do not name them spcifically, they get default names. Check the doc, as there are list and list of list you need sometimes to use double or triple indexing to get to your items, whithin the "fem" structure
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Good luck
Ivar