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Point Plot with specified coordinates

Posted 24.06.2011, 09:56 GMT-4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 4.2 2 Replies

Leanne Nixon
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Previously in COMSOL 3.5, when creating a plot showing the numerical value at a reference point located on the interface between two surfaces, I would use a cross-section plot. From here, I was able to create a point plot from specified coordinates that weren't a physical node on the object. Now in 4.2, it seems as though I can only evaluate the point plot through nodes already present on the material. Is there anyway to input my own coordinates for evaluation regardless of whether or not a node is present?
2 Replies Last Post 29.06.2011, 08:52 GMT-4
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 1 decade ago 24.06.2011, 12:55 GMT-4
Yes, you'll need to define a "cut point" dataset (in the Results>Dataset node) and then evaluate whatever quantity you want on that dataset.
Yes, you'll need to define a "cut point" dataset (in the Results>Dataset node) and then evaluate whatever quantity you want on that dataset.
Leanne Nixon
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Posted: 1 decade ago 29.06.2011, 08:52 GMT-4
Thanks for your help!
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