add_thermal_profiles

Lifecycle.add_thermal_profiles(project, thermal_profiles)

Add thermal profiles to a life cycle phase.

Available Since: 2023R2

Parameters:

• project (str) – str: Name of the Sherlock project.

• thermal_profiles (list[tuple[str, str, str, str, str, list[tuple[str, str, float, float]]]]) –

  list[tuple[str, str, str, str, str, list[tuple[str, str, float, float]]]]: Thermal profiles consisting of these properties:

  • phase_name: str

    Name of the life cycle phase to add the thermal profile to.

  • event_name: str

    Name of the thermal event.

  • profile_name: str

    Name of the thermal profile.

  • time_units: str

    Time units. Options are "ms", "sec", "min", "hr", "day", and "year".

  • temp_units: str

    Temperature units. Options are "C", "F", and "K".

  • thermal_profile_entries: list[tuple[str, str, float, float]]

    Thermal profile entries consisting of these properties:

    • step: str

      Name of the thermal step.

    • type: str

      Type of the thermal step. Options are "HOLD" and "RAMP".

    • time: float

      Duration of the thermal step expressed in time units.

    • temperature: float

      Temperature of the step expressed in temperature units.

Return type:

int

Returns:

:

int

Status code of the response. 0 for success.

Examples

>>> from ansys.sherlock.core import launcher
>>> sherlock, install_dir = launcher.launch_and_connect(transport_mode="wnua")
>>> sherlock.project.import_odb_archive(
>>>     "ODB++ Tutorial.tgz",
>>>     True,
>>>     True,
>>>     True,
>>>     True,
>>>     project="Test",
>>> )
>>> sherlock.lifecycle.create_life_phase(
>>>     "Test",
>>>     "Example",
>>>     1.5,
>>>     "year",
>>>     4.0,
>>>     "COUNT",
>>> )
>>> sherlock.lifecycle.add_thermal_event(
>>>     "Test",
>>>     "Example",
>>>     "Event1",
>>>     4.0,
>>>     "PER YEAR",
>>>     "STORAGE",
>>> )
>>> sherlock.lifecycle.add_thermal_profiles(
>>>     "Test",
>>>     [(
>>>         "Example",
>>>         "Event1",
>>>         "Profile1",
>>>         "sec",
>>>         "F",
>>>         [
>>>             ("Steady1", "HOLD", 40, 40),
>>>             ("Steady", "HOLD", 20, 20),
>>>             ("Back", "RAMP", 20, 40),
>>>         ],
>>>     )]
>>> )