Chloe Allison

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3. Calculate impedance response using voltage and current data exported from history flxhst file?

Hi there,   This methodology should work. Can you share your flxhst file and review file with me via your preffered cloud sharing service and I can take a look for you.   Best Regards, Chloe

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• Created August 06, 2020 09:37
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3. SH waves on a plate structure

Hi Christiano,   Unfortunately this functionality is not currently available in Designer but here is an example of how to do this in Analyst. https://onscaleus.sharepoint.com/:u:/s/External/ERowVMf...

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3. Analyst not opening :(

Hi there,   This is strange. When you see this crash could you send the report log to OnScale so we can see what is happening please.    A couple of questions to ask: Are you able to run a Designe...

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3. Why the pressure plotting is so smooth compared with my simulation?

Hi,   You can change the data range of the plot using the User defined data range: Designer cannot output pres, this has to be done in Analyst by adding out pres to the data command. Prmx is the s...

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3. Defining the loads of a pressure sensor + creating curved surfaces

Hi Ben,   Welcome to the forum! For Analyst: To define pressure waves you need to use the plod command (see Command Reference for more details). You can create pressure waves using different method...

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3. How to make observe the ultrasound beam form inside the 3D model?

Yes you can also add a time shift to load specifically. Click on the load and set the Time Shift in the properties:     Best Regards, Chloe

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3. How to make observe the ultrasound beam form inside the 3D model?

No problem.   You can add a time delay to your drive function in the properties. You also specify a drive frequency here which drives the piezo crystal at that frequency so you already have that se...

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3. How to make observe the ultrasound beam form inside the 3D model?

Hi there,   I would recommend halving the model to see the cross section or else the model is just water. This will also cut down the estimation time. You can do this by limiting the extents: Be ...

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3. Inconsistencies between 2D and 3D model

Hi Robin,Just doing a diff check against both input files there a couple of differences that could be causing the issue. The geometry of the plate (xlength = 1 in 3D and 0.7 in 2D, ylength = 0.1 i...

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3. Is it possible to create my own sophisticated absorbing boundary condition?

Hi Robin,   A flxffl is a free field boundary. Take a look at this article.    Best Regards, Chloe

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