grain boundary in ansys additive

- May 22, 2023 at 1:58 pm
  
  n n
  Subscriber
  
  hello,
  what is the signification of the grain boundary scaler in ansys additive, microstructure simulation? what means the color blue 0 or red 1 and what is the other signification color between 0 and 1 the yellow or green ?? concernig the existence or not exsistence of the grain boundary??
- May 25, 2023 at 4:12 am
  
  David Mercier
  Ansys Employee
  
  Hi, according to the help documentation of Ansys Additive, it is only a color scale for GBs vizualization. There is no meaning.
  Viewing Grain Boundaries
  The purpose of the grain boundaries map is to see only the boundaries of the grains, similar to grain scale images seen in optical microscopy. Internally, this two-color effect is achieved by setting a grain boundary flag to 1 and the interior to 0.

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