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I need to apply contact resistance between two bodies in acusolve. The faces selected are the shared faces between two bodies. The error above is shown during acusolve run.
How to resolve this issue?
Ideally I would suggest to work with "Thin Solid" option and not the Contact Resistance, as the first one is solver native and second one translates data input to Thin Solid. There can be some issue with such translations.
Apart from that, we would need your .inp and .Log to give you an answer. That snippet is insufficient….
Unable to open SIMLAB directory file while running Acuprep. this happens after saving the file to a new location. Was running perfectly till yesterday. today this issue is generated.
Did you submit directly from SimLab - right-click Results > Update?
What is your Solutions Folder set to? (Right-click Solutions in Solution Browser > Hover over Solution Folder)
Or did you export the Input Files to some location? Does that directory have the input file and ACUSIM.DIR? As requested earlier - the complete .Log file would be helpful
Hi there,
Could you share a screenshot of your geometry?, that will give me better idea on what it could be the issue.
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