Hello everyone,
Is there any simple example that can determine whether the installation is successful? I found tutorials with many examples but I don’t know how to create the file to do the simulation.
Thank you for your kind cooperation.
Hello everyone,
Is there any simple example that can determine whether the installation is successful? I found tutorials with many examples but I don’t know how to create the file to do the simulation.
Thank you for your kind cooperation.
It deppends how do you install (conda, doker, compilling, etc)
if you run the command:
openmc --version
And it work’s, is a signal is ok.
Or if you open python and run the command:
import openmc
And it work’s, also is a signal is ok.
Maybe to this two things works you need turn on a envolvriment…
If you supply more information how did you install we can help better how to figure if everything is fine.
Thank you for your help!
I need to use Cardinal to couple Moose and OpenMC, and I found that there are many examples in the Cardinal folder that can be run now.
I am currently facing a new issue. Simply put, I am generating geometry similar to the dagmc example in Cubit and exporting a. h5m file, but it cannot run. The error code is as follows:
Reading geometry XML file...
MOAB ERROR: --------------------- Error Message ------------------------------------
MOAB ERROR: Could not insert implicit complement into surface sense data!
MOAB ERROR: generate_implicit_complement() line 1717 in GeomTopoTool.cpp
MOAB ERROR: --------------------- Error Message ------------------------------------
MOAB ERROR: Could not create implicit complement!
MOAB ERROR: setup_implicit_complement() line 1651 in GeomTopoTool.cpp
Loading file whole.h5m
Initializing the GeomQueryTool...
Using faceting tolerance: 4.63784e-310
ERROR: Failed to find or create implicit complement handle.
MOAB ERROR: --------------------- Error Message ------------------------------------
MOAB ERROR: Failed to setup the implicit compliment!
MOAB ERROR: init_OBBTree() line 681 in DagMC.cpp
MOAB ERROR: init_dagmc() line 137 in dagmc.cpp
ERROR: No cells were found in the geometry.xml file
application called MPI_Abort(comm=0x84000002, -1) - process 0
[unset]: write_line error; fd=-1 buf=:cmd=abort exitcode=-1
:
system msg for write_line failure : Bad file descriptor
Thank you in advance!
Why you using a DAGMC? Do you will need?
If no, I recommend take a example drawed directly on OpenMC (by code). Much more simple (in my opinion).
Hello again!
Because I want to achieve more complex geometry, maybe it can’t be fully realized through code.
Sorry, I never use DAGMC, so no idea how help you.
Thank you very much.