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Metal Melting and Dynamic Stress

01/31/2008 10:34 PM

Hi..I am New to this forum..this is my first question.Can any one please help me in solving the below problem?.My Friend is doing a Project on COMSOL software (Nano aluminum melting mechanism and the dynamic stress in that)..While doing meshing in FEA, I had a sharp corner.. Imagine the shape of piece of cake taken from the full cake. i.e. sector shape. in this I want to eliminate the singularities at the Sharp edge. Other than keeping a notch at the sharp edge, is their any other way?

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Re: Melting Mechanism and Dynamic Stresses in that

02/01/2008 7:52 AM

I never wor in this program. But singulariti is because matrix is near by zero. You can do next, try to change sistem of solving. Method like gradient, Gauss, or some other. Also try to find to change numerical solving node.

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Re: Metal Melting and Dynamic Stress

02/01/2008 12:05 PM

In real life you never have a theoretically sharp corner. You could avoid it introducing a small 45° phase.

COMSOL is avery good soft so that you could obtain good results.

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Re: Metal Melting and Dynamic Stress

02/02/2008 12:46 PM

Assuming it is a round cake the piece is taken from use the circular interpolations to produce radius

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