[Solved] Error 595 when importing .sta file

Junta_20361
Junta_20361 New Altair Community Member
edited October 2020 in Community Q&A

hi everyone,
I have found a problem when doing the multistage forming simulation with HyperForm.

Normally, we usually define the blank of a stage with the .sta file of its previous stage.

We done this by using user process >> blank >> from file:

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with this method, HF works fine.

However, when i use the 'import' tool in HyperForm to import the .sta file then define the new component as blank >> the solver stop and show error 595:

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I'm not sure what is the difference between 2 approach. Can someone explain this for me?
Thanks in advance!

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  • Junta_20361
    Junta_20361 New Altair Community Member
    edited July 2020

    here is a record video of the issue for your reference:

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  • Junta_20361
    Junta_20361 New Altair Community Member
    edited July 2020

    hi everyone,
    i have found the solutions for this.
    The 1st method is you need to uncheck 'read INTIAL SHELL Data' in the solver options.
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    The 2nd method is using the user process >> blank >> from file:
    image.png.52beb89f5f4f07a70a701965374e9b24.png
    However, the data of deformed blank (thickness, stress,strain) will now be stored in an include file .sta.hmx.
    The include file is generated when you import the blank by 2 methods above and it is stored in the directory of the original .sta.image.png.9982eb092575aafa8af78ce7053d10ba.png

    You also need to take care of the location of this include file.
    If the include file is deleted or removed to another folder, the solver will give error: 'can not read include file' and stop.

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