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Point Evaluation

Posted 24 nov. 2015, 16:50 UTC−5 Structural Mechanics Version 5.1 2 Replies

Waseem Aldeek
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Hi there,

I am trying to evaluate the von Mises stress at a specific point from a parametric sweep. I am able to evaluate just my standard "study 1/solution 1" but when i change it to my parametric sweep study i receive the message:

"Table input type 'Inner Solutions' does not match data input type 'Outer Solutions'. Try evaluating another table.

Any ideas would be great thanks

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2 Replies Last Post 25 nov. 2015, 08:18 UTC−5
Mark Harradine
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Posted: 9 years ago 25 nov. 2015, 07:02 UTC−5
Try evaluating the result in a new table by clicking towards the top of the settings window where it says "evaluate", and using the drop down option to evaluate in a new table. It seem you are trying to evaluate a result in a table whose structure has been determined by a single solution result.

Mark
Try evaluating the result in a new table by clicking towards the top of the settings window where it says "evaluate", and using the drop down option to evaluate in a new table. It seem you are trying to evaluate a result in a table whose structure has been determined by a single solution result. Mark
Waseem Aldeek
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Posted: 9 years ago 25 nov. 2015, 08:18 UTC−5
I have now resolved this issue.

Thanks Mark!
I have now resolved this issue. Thanks Mark!

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