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measure the stress in 2D and 3D model
Posted 11.09.2010, 06:42 GMT-4 4 Replies
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Hello!
I am a new user of COMSOL, I have this model (under the message!) how could I measure the stress in every point Or is there any way to take this DATA as fife *.txt?
thanks.
I am a new user of COMSOL, I have this model (under the message!) how could I measure the stress in every point Or is there any way to take this DATA as fife *.txt?
thanks.
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1 decade ago
Hi
The most flexible way is top use matlab and read out the stress in the solved "fem" model structure. I see you use 3.4 so its an older version from before te forum was set up, but still, if you "search" there are a few threads on matlab extraction (and scripts thereof) on the forum
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Good luck
Ivar
The most flexible way is top use matlab and read out the stress in the solved "fem" model structure. I see you use 3.4 so its an older version from before te forum was set up, but still, if you "search" there are a few threads on matlab extraction (and scripts thereof) on the forum
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Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
thank you for you reply,
Actually I find something but I am not sure about it!
I go to the menu :
postprocessing ->Domain Plot Parameter->Line/Extrusion then from the field Predefined quantities
I select the (Axial Stress) and if I select any Boundary Ex:2 and press Apply button a plot will appear (see the attaches file)
also I can save this value like .txt file. Is this the stress value!?
Actually I find something but I am not sure about it!
I go to the menu :
postprocessing ->Domain Plot Parameter->Line/Extrusion then from the field Predefined quantities
I select the (Axial Stress) and if I select any Boundary Ex:2 and press Apply button a plot will appear (see the attaches file)
also I can save this value like .txt file. Is this the stress value!?
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
that is correct, you can get a text file like that, you need to assemble it in several steps though, not very handy but for a one-shot probably quicker than to learn all the matlab stuff, if you do not use it often (note, if you are to switch to COMSOL V4 soon, I would say: do not use to much time on V3.5 and matlab interface, as things has changed quite alot, and you would need to "re-learn" a lot, I'm stuck in that situation).
Still V4 is cleaner and allows even more than 3.5
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Good luck
Ivar
that is correct, you can get a text file like that, you need to assemble it in several steps though, not very handy but for a one-shot probably quicker than to learn all the matlab stuff, if you do not use it often (note, if you are to switch to COMSOL V4 soon, I would say: do not use to much time on V3.5 and matlab interface, as things has changed quite alot, and you would need to "re-learn" a lot, I'm stuck in that situation).
Still V4 is cleaner and allows even more than 3.5
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Good luck
Ivar
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1 decade ago
thank you Ivar for your help, I will check my COMSOL verision!