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1 decade ago
19 ott 2010, 12:03 GMT-4
First of all, your file is 80 MB because it includes the solution. You can upload your model file without running the analysis (just the model setup). So that it will be small and you can upload here.
About your question, it looks like a postprocessing error.
It would be better to see the model file.
Regards,
Özen
First of all, your file is 80 MB because it includes the solution. You can upload your model file without running the analysis (just the model setup). So that it will be small and you can upload here.
About your question, it looks like a postprocessing error.
It would be better to see the model file.
Regards,
Özen
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Posted:
1 decade ago
19 ott 2010, 16:43 GMT-4
I deleted the solution and all the plots and got down to the 80MB. I don't see any option of just saving the model geometry and equations.
I deleted the solution and all the plots and got down to the 80MB. I don't see any option of just saving the model geometry and equations.
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19 ott 2010, 17:30 GMT-4
I deleted the solution and all the plots and got down to the 80MB. I don't see any option of just saving the model geometry and equations.
You probably still have some solutions in study1 or study2. Right click on each solver sequence and clear the solution. If you have some very fine mesh it also holds space. You model should come around 10mb or so.
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I deleted the solution and all the plots and got down to the 80MB. I don't see any option of just saving the model geometry and equations.
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You probably still have some solutions in study1 or study2. Right click on each solver sequence and clear the solution. If you have some very fine mesh it also holds space. You model should come around 10mb or so.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
19 ott 2010, 18:02 GMT-4
I deleted the Solver and it did decrease the size of the file. I thought all the solution results would be stored under "Solution" and not "Solver".
Thanks and attached is the file.
I deleted the Solver and it did decrease the size of the file. I thought all the solution results would be stored under "Solution" and not "Solver".
Thanks and attached is the file.
Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
20 ott 2010, 02:03 GMT-4
Hi
in the newer versions you also have the :
"File - Reset history",
"File - Clear Meshes" and
"File - Clear Ssolutions"
to reset nicely the model and to make the file size manageable / exchangeable
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Ivar
Hi
in the newer versions you also have the :
"File - Reset history",
"File - Clear Meshes" and
"File - Clear Ssolutions"
to reset nicely the model and to make the file size manageable / exchangeable
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Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
20 ott 2010, 03:55 GMT-4
Hi Dan,
do you use COMSOL 4.0 ?
Hi Dan,
do you use COMSOL 4.0 ?
Magnus Ringh
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Posted:
1 decade ago
20 ott 2010, 05:08 GMT-4
Hi,
There is no valid value to plot near the boundary because you are plotting log(u) where u is equal or close to zero, and log(0) is undefined. Try plotting log(u+eps), for example, where eps is a small number representing the machine precision. In COMSOL Multiphysics the plot is empty where the data is undefined or "not-a-number."
Best regards,
Magnus Ringh, COMSOL
Hi,
There is no valid value to plot near the boundary because you are plotting log(u) where u is equal or close to zero, and log(0) is undefined. Try plotting log(u+eps), for example, where eps is a small number representing the machine precision. In COMSOL Multiphysics the plot is empty where the data is undefined or "not-a-number."
Best regards,
Magnus Ringh, COMSOL
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Posted:
1 decade ago
21 ott 2010, 13:03 GMT-4
Thanks for the reply. In the surface plot I plotted log(u), but I was trying to integrate the flux across the boundary and it's zero which it shouldn't be.
I am using 4.0a.
Dan
Thanks for the reply. In the surface plot I plotted log(u), but I was trying to integrate the flux across the boundary and it's zero which it shouldn't be.
I am using 4.0a.
Dan
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1 decade ago
21 ott 2010, 13:48 GMT-4
Just realized that I should probably integrate the concentration slightly inside the boundary since I made it a perfect absorber.
Just realized that I should probably integrate the concentration slightly inside the boundary since I made it a perfect absorber.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
22 ott 2010, 13:32 GMT-4
My 4.0a doesn't have "clear solutions" nor "clear meshes" does have reset history.
My 4.0a doesn't have "clear solutions" nor "clear meshes" does have reset history.
Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
22 ott 2010, 15:49 GMT-4
Hi
correct its in 4.1, but you can clear (not delete) the solution individually per solver node, and you can clear the mesh by selectng the first "size" and do a "build to here" in V4.0a this reduces nicely the file size
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Ivar
Hi
correct its in 4.1, but you can clear (not delete) the solution individually per solver node, and you can clear the mesh by selectng the first "size" and do a "build to here" in V4.0a this reduces nicely the file size
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Good luck
Ivar