Running Local Simulation

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Thermal analysis

To run the model, from a command line run:

$ pan -b t1

The analysis progress is written to file t1.out. To check progress run:

$ tail t1.out

After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file t1.out should be similar to the following:

Starting auxspar
Number of no zeros symmetric = 57667
Sparse preprocessing complete
Physical memory usage = 39 %
Used by this process = 64249856 B
inc = 126 time = 93375.000 iter = 1 eps = 0.31549E-02
inc = 126 time = 93375.000 iter = 2 eps = 0.12965E-13
Increment end
inc = 127 time = 94375.000 iter = 1 eps = 0.31545E-02
inc = 127 time = 94375.000 iter = 2 eps = 0.24357E-14
Increment end
Analysis completed
CPU wall= 19.95312 CPU total= 75.84769
END Netfabb Simulation Solver

Actual CPU times will differ.

Quasi-static mechanical analysis

To run the model, from a command line run:

$ pan -b m1

The analysis progress is written to file m1.out. To check progress run:

$ tail t1.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 = 125 time = 96375.000 iter = 1 eps = 0.64796E+05
inc = 125 time = 96375.000 iter = 2 eps = 0.50870E-09
Increment end
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Support structure removal time increment
inc = 126 time = 97375.000 iter = 1 eps = 0.11295E+05
inc = 126 time = 97375.000 iter = 2 eps = 0.70121E-09
Increment end
Analysis completed
CPU wall= 30.32812 CPU total= 119.1380
END Netfabb Simulation Solver

Actual CPU times will differ.

Each of the warnings note a support structure element failure.