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Temperature profile, cylindrical coordinates.

Posted Feb 3, 2015, 10:37 a.m. EST Chemical Reaction Engineering Version 5.0 0 Replies

Javier Fernandez
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I developed a 3D model for a trickle bed reactor in Comsol 5.0 and I am interested in the temperature profile. However I have some questions:

- Can Comsol use cylindrical coordinates? How do you change them?

- I need to introduce a function for a heat source in the model related to this cylindrical coordinates, where can I do it?

- Finally I would like to represent the temperature versus x,y (Cartesians) or z,r (cylindrical), better in cylindrical but in the same plot. Something like a 2D surface plot with the temperature in the z-axis and x, and y in the other axises.

Thanks in advance.
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