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Parse tprint Output File #81

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matthew-huber opened this issue Jan 5, 2019 · 3 comments
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Parse tprint Output File #81

matthew-huber opened this issue Jan 5, 2019 · 3 comments

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@matthew-huber
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Including the *DATABASE_TPRINT card in the .dyn file that controls the simulation results in temperatures at each node being output for the timestep specified. A program should be written to parse this output and export it into a .mat file. The program should have the option of selecting the entire node set temperature data for exporting, or just exporting the data associated with a desired face of the simulated volume.

@matthew-huber matthew-huber added this to the update thermal sims milestone Jan 5, 2019
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mlp6 commented Jan 7, 2019

@matthew-huber can you share some example output that can be used to write the data parser?

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tprint file in mlp6-thermal branch location examples/thermal is associated with a volume that is 1x1x2cm, with each element having edge lengths of 0.5cm. The simulation ran for 6 seconds with a thermal timestep of 0.01 seconds, but only output to tprint every 0.02 seconds. Using a larger tprint file could be cumbersome to start with, but once a program is written to parse this, we can try it on a full dataset, as well as use the measurement points and nodes data to identify and record only for the desired nodes.

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mlp6 commented Jan 10, 2019

Great. These files are still a lot smaller than the nodout files that we generate for the mechanical simulations, so we should be good-to-go.

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