import of mapdl .rth file to workbench

- December 8, 2019 at 12:44 pm
  
  NBKWBM
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  Hello, i have trouble importing an .rth file from a Mechanical APDL solution to Workbench for further processing in structural analysis.
  
  The model import is done with the 'external model' and .cdb file leading to the thermal analysis (transient/ steady state). in the solution of the thermal analysis i click on read results from file and load the .rth file. It contains 2 time steps with the same temperature distribution.
  
  The temperature distribuion is now available and i can see it, but the 'solution' has a red flash with an general error noted. i need only the temperature distribution for the following structural analysis, but it needs a completed 'solution' prior to process the temperature.
  
  Do You have an idea how to import temperature distribution to workbench?
  
  Calculating the temperatures directly in Workbench is not a solution for me, cause there is a complex model behind. The only alternative is to calculate structural mechanics in apdl, that i want to avoid for several reasons.
  
  Any help is appreciated!

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