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Attached along with this post, are the castRun_S.h3d file and the castRun.mdpa uploaded as a text file, obtained from the simulation.
Hi Kaustubh,
You can try using the CAE reader to get the command you need to get the data into Compose:
CAE Reader (altair.com)
Rafael
Hi Kaustubh, You can try using the CAE reader to get the command you need to get the data into Compose: CAE Reader (altair.com) Rafael
Hi Rafael,
Thank you for the kind response! To get the command, the Porosity option is not available in the CAE Reader. Other options are available, but I'm looking for Porosity specifically.
Hi Rafael, Thank you for the kind response! To get the command, the Porosity option is not available in the CAE Reader. Other options are available, but I'm looking for Porosity specifically.
There is a datatype called MICRO_POROSITY, isn't it the one you're looking for?
Yes, I am able to retrieve MICRO_POROSITY, but this is different from Porosity.
Porosity is available as a result type post-simulation in Inspire Cast (as seen in the image attached), along other result types such as Microporosity etc.
Shouldn't the CAE Reader in Compose give us the option for retrieving Porosity values as well, just as it is able to in the case of Microporosity?
Yes, I am able to retrieve MICRO_POROSITY, but this is different from Porosity. Porosity is available as a result type post-simulation in Inspire Cast (as seen in the image attached), along other result types such as Microporosity etc. Shouldn't the CAE Reader in Compose give us the option for retrieving Porosity values as well, just as it is able to in the case of Microporosity?
I've reached out to a team of Inspire Cast experts and will look further into this. Will update you through here or directly from them.
Thanks for your patience.
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