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Influence of SF6 gas pressure on Electric field
Posted 10.09.2014, 04:53 GMT-4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Materials, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 4.4 3 Replies
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I am trying to simulate the effect of having SF6 gas at 5 bar pressure in a chamber. However, I do not see any effect of gas pressure on electric field i.e., whether SF6 gas is present at 5 bar pressure or at 1 atm, irrespectively I am getting the same electric field values. I intend to optimise this chamber and reduce its dimensions by understanding the influence pressurised SF6 gas will have on the electric field.
How do I make COMSOL understand that my gas (fluid) is at 5 bar pressure and so the computation should show me different values of Electric fields for different gas pressure??
Many thanks!
Kind regards
Tanumay Karmokar
I am trying to simulate the effect of having SF6 gas at 5 bar pressure in a chamber. However, I do not see any effect of gas pressure on electric field i.e., whether SF6 gas is present at 5 bar pressure or at 1 atm, irrespectively I am getting the same electric field values. I intend to optimise this chamber and reduce its dimensions by understanding the influence pressurised SF6 gas will have on the electric field.
How do I make COMSOL understand that my gas (fluid) is at 5 bar pressure and so the computation should show me different values of Electric fields for different gas pressure??
Many thanks!
Kind regards
Tanumay Karmokar
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