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transient table in openlabs?

Hello together,

iam doing an unsteady Simulation with Omnis. At the inlet iam simulating among others the total temperature as you can see in the picture. The total temperature changes with the azimuth angle theta and the time. So far I reconstructed the points with the fourier series and inplemented in openLabs. Is it also possible to insert a transient table in openlabs as I see an example in the documentary?

Tt(theta, time) = 1650 + (-112)*cos(1.9*tCoord - PI*Time/timePeriod) + 4*sin(1.9*tCoord - PI*Time/timePeriod) and with the other terms. TimePeriod is the time, the shockwave needs to travel around the annulus of my axial turbine.

greetings Hussein

0 sriluta over 1 year ago in reply to Colinda

thx, unfortunately I get the error message: [NIOmnisSolverApl::getParameterDescription] Invalid combination of interpolation axis ( 5,12) of function absolute total pressure.
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0 Colinda over 1 year ago in reply to sriluta

Your header for the profile of absolute total pressure is also something like:

time, theta, pressure

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0 sriluta over 1 year ago in reply to Colinda

Yes
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0 Colinda over 1 year ago in reply to sriluta

Can you please confirm which version you are using?
If you are using a very old version, I would recommend to make a quick try in Fidelity 2023.2.

If hotline support is included with your license, and you are using a supported version, you may also create a support case on support.cadence.com.
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