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Mechanical APDL Basic Analysis Guide - Ansys

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Chapter 7:The General Postprocessor (POST1)<br />

Figure 7.14 The Results Viewer<br />

When you enter POST1, the available operations for the PGR data are “Results Viewer” or “Write PGR File.”<br />

The “Write PGR File” options are explained above. Choosing the Results Viewer disables much of the standard<br />

ANSYS GUI functionality. Many of these operations are not available because of PowerGraphics limitations.<br />

However, a good deal of the POST1 functionality is contained in the Result Viewer menu structure, and in<br />

the right and middle mouse button context sensitive menus that are accessible when you use the Results<br />

Viewer. The Results Viewer is described in the following paragraphs.<br />

The ANSYS Results Viewer is a compact toolbar for viewing your analysis results. Although it is designed to<br />

display the information in your PGR file, you can use it to access any data you have stored in a valid results<br />

file (*.RST, *.RFL, *.RTH, *.RMG, etc.). When you open the Results Viewer, it accesses the PGR file<br />

you created for your current analysis, if one exists. You also have the option to open other PGR or results<br />

files. Because the viewer can access your results data without loading the entire database file, it is an ideal<br />

location from which to compare data from many different analyses.<br />

Even if you have loaded other PGR or results files, you are still able to return to your original analysis. You<br />

can either reload the original PGR or results file from the current analysis before closing the Results Viewer,<br />

or after closing the Results Viewer, issue the PGRAPH,ON,S command, where S is the job name for your<br />

current analysis.<br />

7.2.7.1. The Results Viewer Layout<br />

There are three basic control areas on the Results Viewer: The Main Menu, The Toolbar and The Step/Sequence<br />

Data Access Control. Each of these areas is described below.<br />

7.2.7.1.1. The Results Viewer Main Menu<br />

The Main Menu is located along the top of the Results Viewer and provides access to the File, Edit, View<br />

and Help menus. The following functions can be accessed from each of these headings.<br />

Figure 7.15 The Results Viewer File Menu<br />

File -<br />

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Open Results -<br />

You can open any PGR file, or any results file (*.RST, *.RFL, *.RTH, *.RMG, etc.) from any<br />

location on your file system.<br />

List Result Information -<br />

This selection displays a list of all results data included in the current file, and information about the<br />

current sequence for a PGR file.<br />

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