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    Contributor
    Posts: 15
    Registered: ‎06-27-2012

    a Verification!

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    02-04-2013 04:19 AM

    Hi!, 

     

    Some time ago in this forum i do the following question:

     

    In my version of MFI (Educational), a can do the analysis for GAIM in Fill-Pack-Warp. Is the limit in this version. My question is, ¿although i can´t do Cool Analysis, the cool channel are considered in the rest of analysis? I ask because when a run the analysis Fill, Fill-Pack or FIll-Pack-Warp, the cool channel inlets turn yellow.

     

     

    and the answer was:

     

    the currently available analysis sequences for GAIM of mesh type 3D are: Fill or Fill+Pack or Fill+Pack+Warp.
    The 3D GAIM analysis will use the set Mold Temperature in process settings.
    The cooling circuits will be ignored, as Cool not available in analysis sequence.

    In GAIM and mesh type Midplane, Cool analysis is available in analysis sequence.

     

    well my new question is:

     

    this is a limitation of  the Educational version? in a full version, or another,  it´s possible consider the cooling channels in the analysis? and run Cool analysis?

     

    very grateful to you!

     

    Mata 

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    raalteh
    Posts: 206
    Registered: ‎04-14-2009

    Re: a Verification!

    02-11-2013 11:36 AM in reply to: edguy2112

    Hi,

     

    The educational version of Moldlow has the same capabilities as the commercial version. The limitation limitation you pointed out regarding Gas Assisted Injection molding with respects to Cooling is also there in the commercial product.

     

     

    Hanno van Raalte,

    Product Manage for Autodesk Simulation Moldflow products
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    Contributor
    Posts: 15
    Registered: ‎06-27-2012

    Re: a Verification!

    02-13-2013 05:58 AM in reply to: raalteh
    thank you very much -- Oscar Mata
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