To run the model, from a command line run:
$ pan -b overhang_thermal
Or double click the file overhang_thermal.in from the Windows file explorer to run the thermal simulation. The analysis progress is written to file t1.out. If running in the command line, to check progress, run:
$ type overhang_thermal.out
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file t1.out should be similar to the following:
Increment end inc = 6 time = 64440.495 iter = 1 eps = 0.18803E+01 inc = 6 time = 64440.495 iter = 2 eps = 0.16124E-12 Increment end inc = 7 time = 67359.953 iter = 1 eps = 0.12332E-01 inc = 7 time = 67359.953 iter = 2 eps = 0.47283E-14 Increment end Analysis completed CPU wall= 1.835938 CPU total= 7.675250 END ProjectPan
Actual CPU times will differ.
Run the first mechanical analysis from the command line:
$ pan -b overhang_mechanical
Or double-click the file overhang_mechanical.in from the Windows file explorer to run the mechanical simulation.
The analysis progress is written to file m1.out. If running in the command line, to check progress, run:
$ type overhang_mechanical.out
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file m1.out should be similar to the following:
Substrate removal time increment inc = 8 time = 167359.95 iter = 1 eps = 0.23215E+05 inc = 8 time = 167359.95 iter = 2 eps = 0.15531E-09 Starting ensight_write_mesh Increment end ----------------------------- Support structure removal time increment inc = 9 time = 217359.95 iter = 1 eps = 0.53260E+04 inc = 9 time = 217359.95 iter = 2 eps = 0.27328E-09 Starting ensight_write_mesh Increment end Analysis completed CPU wall= 1.429688 CPU total= 9.313259 END ProjectPan
Actual CPU times will differ.