Enquiry Regarding Altair Hyperworks CFD Software

Nazrul Aiman Mat Akher
Nazrul Aiman Mat Akher New Altair Community Member
edited May 2022 in Community Q&A

Hello,
Previously I have used Eigenmode Manager in Altair AcuConsole to import my .op2 file that I have generated using Altair Hyperworks Optistruct as diagram below and get the .inp file.

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However, since Altair AcuConsole no longer can be used, and is replaced with Altair HyperWorks CFD, I am having trouble finding the 'Eigenmode Manager' to import the .op2 file I have generated into the HyperWorks CFD.

Appreciate it if you can help.

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  • acupro
    acupro
    Altair Employee
    edited May 2022 Answer ✓

    HyperWorks CFD does not currently support the setup for P-FSI simulations (with modal structural results).  SimLab does support that setup.  The tutorial ACU-T: 5400 covers this, but for the structural model created/solved within the same database.  If you want to import and use the solution (.op2), try File > Import > Results - and import the .op2 file.  Then as in the tutorial, then in the defined Flow Solution try right-click Boundary Conditions > Include Modal Displacement > Structural

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  • acupro
    acupro
    Altair Employee
    edited May 2022 Answer ✓

    HyperWorks CFD does not currently support the setup for P-FSI simulations (with modal structural results).  SimLab does support that setup.  The tutorial ACU-T: 5400 covers this, but for the structural model created/solved within the same database.  If you want to import and use the solution (.op2), try File > Import > Results - and import the .op2 file.  Then as in the tutorial, then in the defined Flow Solution try right-click Boundary Conditions > Include Modal Displacement > Structural

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