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Why I couldn't find the variable comp1.dtopo1.theta when using the density model of TO module?

Posted 13 févr. 2024, 03:30 UTC−5 4 Replies

Haiyang Li
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At the very least, the "dtopo1.theta" variable should be present when utilizing the Topology Optimization module. Additionally, I'm using version 6.1, and I was unable to locate this variable there. Has it already been merged into another variable or rendered obsolete? Since I couldn't insert it here for some reason, I submitted a screenshot!

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4 Replies Last Post 14 févr. 2024, 01:55 UTC−5
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Posted: 9 months ago 13 févr. 2024, 05:24 UTC−5

The average is a global variable, while dtopo1.theta is a field variable. Where are you looking for the latter to be? You can plot it for example.

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The average is a global variable, while dtopo1.theta is a field variable. Where are you looking for the latter to be? You can plot it for example.
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Posted: 9 months ago 13 févr. 2024, 06:45 UTC−5

The average is a global variable, while dtopo1.theta is a field variable. Where are you looking for the latter to be? You can plot it for example.

Thank you for your reply. I'm looking for theta, but find only theta_avg. I'm asking where can I find the field variable theta.

>The average is a global variable, while dtopo1.theta is a field variable. Where are you looking for the latter to be? You can plot it for example. Thank you for your reply. I'm looking for **theta**, but find only **theta_avg**. I'm asking where can I find the **field variable** *theta*.
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Posted: 9 months ago 13 févr. 2024, 07:46 UTC−5
Updated: 9 months ago 13 févr. 2024, 07:46 UTC−5

If you solve a structural mechanics problem, you can plot the displacement field. But you cannot find that field under global variables. You will have to probe displacement in a point, or integrated or averaged, or something similar to be able extract the numbers. Same thing with the theta field. You can plot it, extract it in points, or something similar. But it is not found as a global variable.

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René Christensen, PhD
Acculution ApS
www.acculution.com
info@acculution.com
If you solve a structural mechanics problem, you can plot the displacement field. But you cannot find that field under global variables. You will have to probe displacement in a point, or integrated or averaged, or something similar to be able extract the numbers. Same thing with the theta field. You can plot it, extract it in points, or something similar. But it is not found as a global variable.
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Posted: 9 months ago 14 févr. 2024, 01:55 UTC−5

If you solve a structural mechanics problem, you can plot the displacement field. But you cannot find that field under global variables. You will have to probe displacement in a point, or integrated or averaged, or something similar to be able extract the numbers. Same thing with the theta field. You can plot it, extract it in points, or something similar. But it is not found as a global variable.

Thank you so much, I found it by clicking help on "density model".

>If you solve a structural mechanics problem, you can plot the displacement field. But you cannot find that field under global variables. You will have to probe displacement in a point, or integrated or averaged, or something similar to be able extract the numbers. Same thing with the theta field. You can plot it, extract it in points, or something similar. But it is not found as a global variable. Thank you so much, I found it by clicking help on "density model".

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