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ebknudsen committed Oct 6, 2022
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The ```run.sh```-script will the ask you what kind of calculation you'd like to perform. As a first run you might choose to ask OpenMC to simply plot the geometry of the reactor (option 2). If this is the first time you run the script, this triggers a surface-meshing operation to be performed (Be aware that by default this creates a large amount of console output - this is to be expected).
Dring the surface meshing operation (by default) a .vtk-file is created in addition to the .h5m-file that OpenMC (and DAGMC) needs. This is for convenience so you may inspect the created mesh using e.g. paraview, if you have access to that.
If you have paraview installed the call ```paraview h5m_files/zpre.h5m``` should yield a geometry like this ![zpre.vtk](images/zpre_paraview.png).
If you have paraview installed the call ```paraview h5m_files/zpre.vtk``` should yield a geometry like this ![zpre.vtk](images/zpre_paraview.png).
Once this process has finished, there should now be a file zpre.h5m inside the h5m_files directory, and a set of plot_[123].png files. which correspond to XY,XZ, and YZ-slices through the center of the reactor.
If all goes well these should look something like this:
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