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I'm getting this error. Can someone provide guidance? Running Steady State Heat Transfer. Flux of 20 on one end of a cube, constant temperature of 20 on the other end of the cube. Cube has dimensions of 10.499e-6 x 10.499e-6 x 10.499e-6 meters and is composed of 3 different pieces with contact surfaces defined correctly.
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your mesh seems to be bad.
This might be triggering this error. Review your mesh quality, please.
And usually i don't think 2nd order element is needed for this kind of analysis.
Element # 587, element type TET10. WARNING - Outside of recommended range: Collapse = 0.0000 lower and upper limits = 0.10000E-02 100.00 Element # 588, element type TET10. WARNING - Outside of recommended range: Collapse = 0.0000 lower and upper limits = 0.10000E-02 100.00 Element # 589, element type TET10. WARNING - Outside of recommended range: Collapse = 0.0000 lower and upper limits = 0.10000E-02 100.00
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