Help with Hyperstudy and EDEM to make different tests for clay sticking inside a dumper.

Hi Karl

In your EDEM base model that you use for HyperStudy, please set your save intervals high enough that you only get the last interval saved. In this way, HyperStudy will only save the last timestep for you.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Jerrin Job

Thank you, but it still seems to not want to start. I have imported the settings and changed the parameters interval in Hyperstudy, after this every guide I have looked at puts in an output and I am not sure on what output to choose in this kind of study. Is it possible to make Hyperstudy only run the different kind of combinations?

Hi Karl

You do not necessarily need to set an output for HyperStudy. HyperStudy should work even without it.

Please make sure you have the latest connector installed. You can find the connector installers here:

Also, please take a look at this video to see if the setup is right:

If you do not need an explicit DOE tool like HyperStudy to run your different combinations, I encourage you to also check out EDEMCal. You can find it within your EDEM installation folder: <EDEM_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>/EDEMCal/bin/EDEMCal.exe.
EDEMCal has a much easier setup. However, you are limited to using a full-factorial algorithm to run the combination of parameters.
You can find more information about EDEMCal here: https://help.altair.com/edem/topics/edem_cal_utility/introducing_the_edem_cal_utility_c.htm

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Jerrin Job

Hi Karl,
You do need an output or HyperStudy won't execute the EDEM model. You can trick it by making a dummy response like a constant.

Best regards,

Stefan