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Linear extrusion and geometries with different dimensions
Posted 17 gen 2011, 05:59 GMT-5 Acoustics & Vibrations Version 4.0 1 Reply
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Hello,
I have a question regarding linear extrusion. I have an irregularly shaped 2-D plate (from a CAD file), and I would like to couple it to a 3-D air space (ideally with a similar shape as the plate, but thicker). In 3.5a, one could just add another geometry (like in the tutorial model "Vibrations of a Disk Backed by an Air-Filled Cylinder"). It seems that in 4.0 one has to make two separate geometries and use linear extrusion. Am I correct? Is there a way of transforming my 2-D plate into 3-D with COMSOL?
Possibly, it might be easier to learn to use a CAD programme and plot the whole setup in 3-D..
Yours,
Henna
I have a question regarding linear extrusion. I have an irregularly shaped 2-D plate (from a CAD file), and I would like to couple it to a 3-D air space (ideally with a similar shape as the plate, but thicker). In 3.5a, one could just add another geometry (like in the tutorial model "Vibrations of a Disk Backed by an Air-Filled Cylinder"). It seems that in 4.0 one has to make two separate geometries and use linear extrusion. Am I correct? Is there a way of transforming my 2-D plate into 3-D with COMSOL?
Possibly, it might be easier to learn to use a CAD programme and plot the whole setup in 3-D..
Yours,
Henna
1 Reply Last Post 17 gen 2011, 07:37 GMT-5
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1 decade ago
Hi
you are probably talking about the extrusion and revolve operation of the geometry. they are in v4.1 but might not be in 4.0
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Good luck
Ivar
you are probably talking about the extrusion and revolve operation of the geometry. they are in v4.1 but might not be in 4.0
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Good luck
Ivar