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Applying torque in COMSOL
Posted 2013/08/06 2:33 GMT-4 0 Replies
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I used the following method to apply torque as suggested by the weblink:
people.rit.edu/pnveme/VenkatCOMSOL42/COMSOLTorsionExample/
Frequency domain study is considered. Domain point probe is defined and Z component of displacement is found. It gives the torsional wave output (theta as torque is given as input). I want to extend my wave propagation in 3- dimensions. How can I get the other two components of wave propagation for torsional model??
The Z-displacement of the torsional (COMSOL) program is theta. The option in the COMSOL software is to get X, Y and Z displacements. As the Z-displacement is theta of cylindrical co-ordinate system, I want to get the information about the X and Y displacements. I need the cylindrical co-ordinate outputs (r, theta and a ). But I am not clear how to get them.
Can someone please help me to find the other two components (r, a ) of torsional wave propagation? Thank you very much.
Lakshmi
Hello Lakshmi
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