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Quenching Analysis
Setup and perform a quenching analysis.
Performing Job Analysis
Use the Analysis tool to submit the job for analysis, inspect the job status, perform post-processing and review job history.
Run Status
View the status of the current run, as well runs for the current model that have not yet been viewed. To see all past runs, you need to view the run history.

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Inspire Extrude Metal
Get started with Inspire Extrude Metal.
- What is Inspire Extrude Metal?
  Inspire Extrude Metal offers an analysis tool for virtual testing, validation, correction and optimization of extrusion die designs.
- FAQs
  Find answers to Frequently Asked Questions from our users.
- Extrusion Analysis
  Setup and perform an Extrusion analysis.
- Tool Deflection Analysis
  Setup and perform a Tool Deflection analysis.
- Quenching Analysis
  Setup and perform a quenching analysis.
  - Quenching Analysis Overview
    A quick overview of the quenching analysis procedure.
  - Orienting the Model
    Use the Orient tool to set the orientation of the profile.
  - Creating the Profile Solid
    Use the Profiles tool to create the profile solid by extruding the exit surface of the existing profile part.
  - Designing the Quench System
    Use the Quench System tool to create quench zones that make up the quench system for the profile.
  - Selecting Materials
    Use the Materials tool to select materials for the analysis.
  - Defining Heat Transfer Coefficient
    Select the part to specify the heat transfer boundary condition.
  - Plotting the Boiling Curve
    Use the tool to plot the boiling curve of water at atmospheric pressure.
  - Performing Job Analysis
    Use the Analysis tool to submit the job for analysis, inspect the job status, perform post-processing and review job history.
    - Run Options: Local vs. Remote
      Choose whether to run jobs locally or on a remote job server.
    - Submitting a Job
      Define and run an analyis using the Run Analysis tool.
    - Post-Processing
      Use the Show Analysis Results tool to view the results of an analysis in the Analysis Explorer. View and animate results, add callouts, and compare results from different runs.
    - Run Status
      View the status of the current run, as well runs for the current model that have not yet been viewed. To see all past runs, you need to view the run history.
    - Run History
      View, sort, open, and delete past runs for the current and previous models.
- Reference
  Find information about material data blocks in GRF files.
- Tutorials
  Start using Inspire Extrude with our interactive tutorials.
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Run Status

View the status of the current run, as well runs for the current model that have not yet been viewed. To see all past runs, you need to view the run history.

Hover over the Analyze icon, then select the Run Status tool.

The run status window is displayed.

When the run is complete, review its status.


Status	Description	Note
	The run completed successfully.	This is also indicated by a green flag above the Analyze icon. You can click the green flag to display the results.
	The run was incomplete.	If running an analysis, the run was incomplete. Some but not all of the result types may be available. You should run a new analysis to generate complete results.
	The run failed and no meaningful results are available.	This is also indicated by a red flag above the Analyze icon.

View one or more runs.
- To view a run, double-click the row.
- To view multiple runs, hold down Ctrl or Shift while clicking the rows, and then click the View Now button.
  Note: If several runs are associated with the same part, the result from the most recently completed run for that part will be activated in the modeling window.

Tip:

To open the directory where a run is stored, right-click the run name and select Open Run Folder.
To view deleted or previously viewed runs, click the History button.
To delete a run, select the run and press Delete. You can also delete runs using the right-click context menu in the Analysis Explorer and the Model Browser.