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I found this problem many times. I am not sure that happen because of the boundary conditions or anything else.
And I imported model Optistruct file in Radioss solver, Is it ok or not?
Thank you for helping!
When you are loading the solver deck in hyperview, uncheck the load result.
.rad is a solver input which doesn't contain any results that is the reason you are getting that error.
When you are loading the solver deck in hyperview, uncheck the load result. .rad is a solver input which doesn't contain any results that is the reason you are getting that error.
Thank you for your reply.
Now, I am understand .rad is not a result file but after running analysis that have only both of .rad files, follow this picture.
That's mean the program doesn't run, right?
Yes, the program doesn't run ,
did u run analysis ?
Yes, the program doesn't run , did u run analysis ?
Yes, the program doesn't run ,
did u run analysis ?
Yes, I have run analysis already and I already use model checker, it doesn't has error anythings.
Is there any other problem in the program that is possible? @Pooja S
Best regards,
@Sukwasa
If the analysis ran without problems, the result should be available in the <modelname>.h3d file. We can also load the results WHILE simulation is running by opening <modelname>.A01 animation file.
<modelname>_000.rad is a starter file (containing loads, BCs, material, properties, mesh) and <modelname>_001.rad is an engine file (containing simulation controls).
Hi
Download the ebook from the below location and try the tutorial mentioned in the book or from Altair hyper works help for better understanding
https://altairuniversity.com/free-ebooks-2/free-ebook-crash-analysis-with-radioss-a-study-guide/
@Ivan @Pooja S Thank you very much for your reply!
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