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Solver fails in 2019.3
Please advise
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Hi Uri,
Thanks for showing us this , I have raised the ticket I will get back to you very soon.
Hello Sourav
Could you please check with the team?
As I need this simulation for the foundry.
Yes Uri,
My team is working on the issue I have informed them and ticket is raised for the following concern.
Already 8 days have passed...
I am still working with the team no response yet.
Already 15 days have passed...
I am sorry I understand the situation I shall raise this issue now to the director. Thanks for your patience.
Any news for the problem posted on October 14 ?
Yes , this is not a solver error. More information can be gathered from solver log (PoesisCasting.log) and error log (PoesisSolverError.log).
Error: Element 3127600 has non-positive size -6.30718e-12
Linear-Solver-Factory: Constructing a regular (non-complex) linear-solver
NodeToNodeMapperUtility: WARNING!! : Part and Mold meshes are NO-conforming, Advanced Mapper will be used
Seeting the time step limits for the thermal problem ***
** Estimated min_dt for thermal shocks is 2.318450e+00 ***
** Estimated Chorinov's solidification time is 3.057709e+00 ***
** min_dt automatically set to 3.057709e-02 ***
** max_dt automatically set to 5.000000e+01
There is a mesh issue, the element 3127600 is wrong (please see the very first lines of the error) in , it does not even have same number of faces between part and mold.
If you open the GDA in simlab you can check for quality and see exactly where it is failing.
We are still working on it, I shall keep update with you.
Thanks.
I am waiting...
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