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Dear Dario,
This was an old bug on Microsoft Access, which caused FEFLOW to crash. A better
handling has been implemented already years ago, you should try to update your
FEFLOW installation. If this problem persists, please reach out technical
support at mike@dhigroup.com.
Best regards
Carlos
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Hi Cheng Yi,
The easiest is to export the information from the History Charts. You just need
a right-click, then Properties and choose the curve to be exported.
Cheers
Carlos
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Thanks for the update Martin. Please get in touch with our customer support
(mike.de@dhigroup.com).
Cheers
Carlos
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Hi Martin,
If you have the latest FEFLOW 8.1 version, I would strongly recommend not to use
the old plugin. The functionality of connecting the wells and define pairs
injection-production via an open-loop system are now available directly in the
FEFLOW GUI. The functionalities are accessible through the geothermal extension
of the Well Manager.
You can take a look on this short demo
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l1BLLYeRRs
Feel free to reach out FEFLOW support to walk you through the new features.
Best regards
Carlos
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Hi Emilia,
I think you are mixing up different FEFLOW versions. In toolbar with the
multiple option to control the location and distance of the slices, it only
supported in the latest FEFLOW versions.
Best regards
Carlos
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Hi Pavel,
Unfortunately, this is not supported via the IFM interface (yet).
Regards
Carlos
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Hi Anne,
I think you have a license problem. Can you please check under Tools - License
and verify whether there is an available FEFLOW license? In the case, you would
like to use Geode-FEFLOW Tools, you would also need a FEFLOW Advanced license?
Best regards
Carlos Rivera
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Hola Constanza,
Since FEFLOW does not calculate at a raster manner, you cannot really export a
raster. Literally, you have everything at each node/element for the entire model
domain. If you really want to create a raster, then I would recommend you to
export each node from the slice view and postprocess it elsewhere.
Saludos
Carlos
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Hola Daniel,
If you really work with the XML file exported from the selections, they contain
the nodal/elemental IDs. Therefore, this will always select the same exported
selection. But if you export the selections as geometry, e.g. export heads at
the nodal selection as SHP file, then you can import the SHP in the Maps panel.
This process will allow to select at any target slice by using the tools Select
by Map Point/Line/Polygon.
Saludos
Carlos
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Hi András,
Unfortunately, Multilayer Wells do not support Modulation Function. As you say,
you can turn off the boundary condition, but the "pipe" is still visible. At
the time of pumping turns off, you could see a rise of the water table along the
pipe. But isn't it analogue to what we expect to see in the reality?
Best regards
Carlos