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Time dependant signal at inlet
Posted Dec 4, 2012, 11:52 p.m. EST Version 4.3 1 Reply
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Hi all!
I am trying to implement a time-dependant inlet velocity.
What does 'location' mean and what unit is associated with this variable? Is it time or length? If length, is it meter of millimeter?
Also, when you plot up the step, what are the units on the axes? It must be time, no?
I am trying to implement a time-dependant inlet velocity.
What does 'location' mean and what unit is associated with this variable? Is it time or length? If length, is it meter of millimeter?
Also, when you plot up the step, what are the units on the axes? It must be time, no?
1 Reply Last Post Dec 5, 2012, 1:15 a.m. EST
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1 decade ago
Hi
it's not possible for us out here to understand what you are talking about, try to give at least the physics, GUI tab name or better a screen capture
as I find no location on any of my obvious inlet GUI tab's
In general COMSOl accepts any equation for any entry field in the GUI, so you might vrite v0+DV*t with V0 initial velocity in m/s, DV velocity change in m/s^2, while "t" has a "s" unit by default
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Good luck
Ivar
it's not possible for us out here to understand what you are talking about, try to give at least the physics, GUI tab name or better a screen capture
as I find no location on any of my obvious inlet GUI tab's
In general COMSOl accepts any equation for any entry field in the GUI, so you might vrite v0+DV*t with V0 initial velocity in m/s, DV velocity change in m/s^2, while "t" has a "s" unit by default
--
Good luck
Ivar