Oliver Mashari

1. Analyst Examples
2. NDT
3. Time of Flight Diffraction 2D

Hi Marcin, In the script this is being calculated by the CALC command using the subcommand SJ2P. You simple need to set up a snapshot output that can be loaded into the post-processor. To do this r...

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• Edited April 19, 2019 12:05
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2. OnScale Lab (Desktop Application)
3. Dynamic material properties

Hi Clemens, So there is no way to change material properties mid execution. Are you looking to simulate this so the material properties are constantly updating during wave propagation? How would yo...

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• Created March 04, 2019 17:05
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3. Pressure load direction

Hi Ahmed, Because you are defining the load between two materials you will always see this wave propagating in the negative direction.  If you assign an absorbing boundary condition (ABSR) to the s...

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3. Pressure load and Zone problems

Hi Cem, Can you send your model and any supporting files to us and we will look into whats happening. Best regards, Oliver 

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• Created December 05, 2018 10:57
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3. Finding decent material properties

Hi Charlie, OnScales material database was constructed using data from literature. If any materials have been defined this way in any of our examples the materials file contain information on where...

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• Edited November 26, 2018 09:39
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3. It's about cooling during thermal simulation

Hi Hyunjae, So one thing you could try is setting the boundaries like so: bounside xmin tmpr func $baseline where $baseline would be set to the temperature of skin (37C). This will provide cooling....

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• Edited November 19, 2018 13:51
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