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Hi,
I have a probleme when I run my file testgros2_0000. The error message: Missing 'NORMAL TERMINATION' in output file FE-Model_0000.out. 'ERROR TERMINATION' in output file testgros3_0001.out.' appears.
Could someone help me with that issue?
Thanks a lot,
Best Regards,
Charlotte
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Hi Charlotte,
The model seems fine. Which unit system you are following in the model?.
Please share the engine and engine out files (_0001.rad and _0001.out) also.
Hi George,
Thanks for your quick reply!
I use cm, g and µs.
Please find the other files attached :
Please try running with the attached files.
Thanks for your file. I got no error on RADIOSS but it didn't calculate and I didn't get any H3D file.
i was able to run the above file.
Make sure that the engine file () is also in the same folder.
Ok my mistake, it worked, thank you very much. Can you tell me what you change in the files
testgros2_0000.rad
testgros2_0001.rad
please ?
I will probably change the meshing or other values of the simulation in the future.
Regards,
I only modified the contact parameters in the model.
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