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Why logfile. failed to load the result in hyperwork CFD 2022.0

Hello expert

I have run few dam break simulation using hyperwork cfd 2022.0 version earlier in this month . After simulation i visualaise few result by loading log.file to post processor. But after some time when i again try to load the result with log file it failed to load most of the log file. kindly suggest why it is happening? here is the link of my folder of related file .

20 sept 2022 air water-5sec

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acupro

Are you saying you ran the simulation to completion and you were able at that time to fully/completely load the results and perform the visualization you required? But now more recently - with having no changes to the simulation (again - it fully finished before) you cannot load the results?

OR - was the simulation not fully completed before, and now it is complete, but will not load?

Were you using HyperWorks CFD 2022 for the post-processing (open the .Log file in the Post ribbon) then and also now?

Can you post just the input (.inp) and .Log files here?

Mudassir khan

YES, it was loading earlier but now showing msg that failed to load log file.some time segmental error occur or exit the hyper work

Air-water_simulation.1.Log

Air-water_simulation.inp

acupro

YES, it was loading earlier but now showing msg that failed to load log file.some time segmental error occur or exit the hyper work

The .Log file shows the solution itself (AcuSolve) was run with AcuSolve 2022.1. You would likely need HyperWorks CFD 2022.1 also - to load the results. Above you indicated HyperWorks CFD 2022.0 - so there may be a version mismatch between the interface (GUI) and the solver. Maybe update HyperWorks (which includes HyperWorks CFD) to 2022.1. You should normally be able to open an older results file in a newer-versioned GUI for Post - but not the other way around.