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Matlab LiveLink - Get Max VanMises Stress
Posted 23.02.2014, 14:39 GMT-5 Interfacing, Results & Visualization Version 4.3b 2 Replies
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Hi,
i'm working on an optimisation using a genetic algorithm (matlab) for model generation and comsol multiphysics for solving the fe model (Solid Mechanic with prescribed displacement).
I know how to get solution results at specific coordinates using the command "mphinterp" in matlab. But in this case i want to minimise the maximum value of vanMises Stress in the model. Any ideas how to get this information (Maximum vanMises stress) in matlab (LiveLink)?
I already found out, that there is a way using mpheval which returns a vector with values for all nodes in the model. This vector can be analysed in matlab.
But i hope, there is a more efficient way to ge the maximum of a requested variable directly.
Thanks for your help
Martin
i'm working on an optimisation using a genetic algorithm (matlab) for model generation and comsol multiphysics for solving the fe model (Solid Mechanic with prescribed displacement).
I know how to get solution results at specific coordinates using the command "mphinterp" in matlab. But in this case i want to minimise the maximum value of vanMises Stress in the model. Any ideas how to get this information (Maximum vanMises stress) in matlab (LiveLink)?
I already found out, that there is a way using mpheval which returns a vector with values for all nodes in the model. This vector can be analysed in matlab.
But i hope, there is a more efficient way to ge the maximum of a requested variable directly.
Thanks for your help
Martin
2 Replies Last Post 20.03.2014, 13:12 GMT-4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi Martin,
In case you have not already found it, adding a Probe (found under Definitions) to the model would be able to get you the maximum value.
Best,
Lorant
In case you have not already found it, adding a Probe (found under Definitions) to the model would be able to get you the maximum value.
Best,
Lorant
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi Lorant,
thanks for your reply. I already got this problem solved using the mpheval command and an effective matlab algorithm for picking out relevant stresses (in the meantime it turned out, that the max VanMises stress isn't the only value i need).
thanks for your reply. I already got this problem solved using the mpheval command and an effective matlab algorithm for picking out relevant stresses (in the meantime it turned out, that the max VanMises stress isn't the only value i need).