This chapter describes how to run the ATILA program using the supervisor. The example selected is an in-water harmonicanalysis of an axisymmetrical, radiating Tonpilz transducer (HAS04). Thisexample was also used in Chapter III to describe the input data.
As discussed above, a computation using ATILA is carried out in 3 main steps. Each section briefly describes each step. Thefinal section presents the many options available in the ATILA supervisor.
After the definition of the model (type of analysis, choiceof the elements, estimation of computation size, etc.), the mesh is generatedeither by the user or by MOSAIQUE and checked using agraphic display (Section I.F).
Other currently available preprocessors consist of:
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Using the .ati file, the problem issolved and provides files containing results and arrays for post-processing (Section G).
The results file is analyzed in this section, through a filecontaining the results, graphic displays or animated views of the vibratingstructure. The results analysis helps the designer to understand the physicalbehavior of the problem (Section H).
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