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COMSOL Multiphysics can be used to model arbitrary translations of an object within a surrounding domain. Previously developed approach cannot be used here, due to the geometry of the surrounding domains. A Coefficient Form Boundary PDE solves for a linear variation of the help variables along interior boundaries.
COMSOL Multiphysics can be used to model arbitrary translations of an object within a surrounding domain. Previously developed approach cannot be used here, due to the geometry of the surrounding domains. A Coefficient Form Boundary PDE solves for a linear variation of the help variables along interior boundaries.
COMSOL Multiphysics can be used to model arbitrary translations of an object within a surrounding domain. Previously developed approach cannot be used here, due to the geometry of the surrounding domains. A Coefficient Form Boundary PDE solves for a linear variation of the help variables along interior boundaries.
translations of an object within a surrounding domain
Objective: Model a translating object
which will deform the mesh in the surrounding domains The path of the blue object within the red domain is known Need to deform the mesh in the red domain using the Deformed Geometry interface and a Coefficient Form Boundary PDE as helper variables
First, split the red domain up into
convex quadrilateral domains Surround the moving object with another domain, and add four lines to subdivide the red domain. A representative mesh is shown for illustrative purposes
Add variables to define the
motion
Deformed Geometry Interface
Default Settings are
used
Deformation can be defined in two
of the domains
Surrounding domains can deform
freely based upon boundary conditions
Displacement is prescribed on all
outer boundaries
Displacement at these boundaries is
known
Displacement is prescribed on all
outer boundaries
Displacement at these boundaries is
zero
Displacement is prescribed on interior boundaries via help variables
XHelp and YHelp are
computed with the Coefficient Form Boundary PDE
Coefficient Form Boundary PDE solves for a
linear variation of the help variables along interior boundaries Defined on interior boundaries Set the units to displacement (meters) Default Settings User-defined Names
Solve Laplaces equation along each
boundary to get a linear variation
Diagonal terms of the
c matric are unity, all other coefficients are set to zero
Dirichlet conditions set the
displacements at the points
Dirichlet conditions set the
displacements at the points
Study Settings: Solve using Fully
Coupled Approach and with Automatic Remeshing
Fully Coupled is Enabled
Toggled ON
Results at different times
Initial
Before Remeshing
After Remeshing
Time
Same approach works in 3D, but need
helper variables at boundaries & edges
Same approach works in 3D, but need
helper variables at boundaries & edges
3D Deforming Mesh
Part 2: Modeling large linear
translations of an object within a surrounding domain
Objective: Model a linearly translating
object which goes through large relative motion
The previously developed approach cannot
be used here, due to the geometry of the surrounding domain
First, partition the domains through
which the part will be translating. Create two different geometry objects for the red and the blue domains, and make sure to use the Form Assembly functionality and create Identity Pairs. Identity Pairs will be used to maintain continuity of the fields across these boundaries.
The Form Assembly will lead to a
discontinuous mesh across the domain boundaries There is no deformation of the red domains The dark blue domain has a prescribed deformation The light blue domains deform using the approach developed in the previous section A mapped mesh is used since we know that the mesh will the stretching and compressing.
Results at different times
Part 3: Modeling rotations of
an object within a surrounding domain
Objective: Model a rotation object
Origin: (X0, Y0)
Cannot use a deforming mesh approach in
this case.
Partition the surrounding domain
with a circle within which the part can rotate Create two different geometry objects for the red and the blue domains, and make sure to use the Form Assembly functionality and create Identity Pairs. Identity Pairs will be used to maintain continuity of the fields across the boundaries. There is no deformation of the red domain. The blue domain experiences a prescribed rotation.