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How to fillet the 3D solid cylinder

Posted 30.12.2009, 00:34 GMT-5 3 Replies

NaveenKumar Honnagondanahalli
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Hi Friendz,


I am Naveen. I am Working on a tubular Fuel cell. the model is a solid cylinder. i actually need to fillet o one side.

when i do a 2d model and extrude or directly a 3d model i am not able to fillet on the ends or edges.
Bcoz there is no option of fillet once the model is in 3d. plz help me if any of u knows how to go about this problem.

Thank u .
Naveen.
3 Replies Last Post 04.12.2015, 10:08 GMT-5
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 30.12.2009, 05:52 GMT-5
Hi Naveen

Well I would make the model in a CAD tool, as this is the easiest, but perhaps in COMSOL you can use the 2D to 3D " Draw Extrude - Twist ..." but you must do it in small steps as it rotates the end surface, displaces it and then links the two 2D surfaces by straight lines along the extrusion axis, which changes thus your cylinder radius.

Good luck
Ivar
Hi Naveen Well I would make the model in a CAD tool, as this is the easiest, but perhaps in COMSOL you can use the 2D to 3D " Draw Extrude - Twist ..." but you must do it in small steps as it rotates the end surface, displaces it and then links the two 2D surfaces by straight lines along the extrusion axis, which changes thus your cylinder radius. Good luck Ivar
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 decade ago 02.01.2010, 21:22 GMT-5
I'm not sure if I understand your geometry, but... if you are trying to create a cylinder where the normally-sharp circular edges at the ends have been filleted instead, then you should start with a rectangle in 2D, fillet two of the corners, and then revolve the rectangle 360 deg around the edge that has not been filleted. This will yield a cylinder with filleted edges.
I'm not sure if I understand your geometry, but... if you are trying to create a cylinder where the normally-sharp circular edges at the ends have been filleted instead, then you should start with a rectangle in 2D, fillet two of the corners, and then revolve the rectangle 360 deg around the edge that has not been filleted. This will yield a cylinder with filleted edges.
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 9 years ago 04.12.2015, 10:08 GMT-5
Update on this thread: Nowadays COMSOL does include a direct 3D filleting capability in the Design Module. See www.comsol.com/design-module
Best,
Jeff
Update on this thread: Nowadays COMSOL does include a direct 3D filleting capability in the Design Module. See www.comsol.com/design-module Best, Jeff

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