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Error: Unknown function
Posted 1 mag 2012, 15:49 GMT-4 2 Replies
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I get error message:
Unknown function.
- Name: mat1.ref.rho
There's model in COMSOL Heat Transfer module library named circuit_board_nat_3d. It has a function which calculates density changes due to temperature and pressure (function is described as rho_ref in "Definitions>variables" and used in "Volume force" node).
In my model volume force is described the same as in turorial model, the function also is the same, but when I try to compute, solver leads to error! What's wrong? Why solver can't understand this function if in tutorial model it's ok?
Unknown function.
- Name: mat1.ref.rho
There's model in COMSOL Heat Transfer module library named circuit_board_nat_3d. It has a function which calculates density changes due to temperature and pressure (function is described as rho_ref in "Definitions>variables" and used in "Volume force" node).
In my model volume force is described the same as in turorial model, the function also is the same, but when I try to compute, solver leads to error! What's wrong? Why solver can't understand this function if in tutorial model it's ok?
2 Replies Last Post 2 mag 2012, 17:29 GMT-4
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1 decade ago
Solved it. Had to change mat1 to mat2.
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1 decade ago
Hi
in v4.2 there is something calle "materials.rho" (check carefully the doc) for a generic naming, also (or only?) for data not used by present physics.
going after the direct "tag" names is error prone as you have experienced. Normally you use physics.rho where physics is solid, or ht or ...
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Good luck
Ivar
in v4.2 there is something calle "materials.rho" (check carefully the doc) for a generic naming, also (or only?) for data not used by present physics.
going after the direct "tag" names is error prone as you have experienced. Normally you use physics.rho where physics is solid, or ht or ...
--
Good luck
Ivar