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Primary Currents for 3 electrode system
Posted 11 nov 2016, 16:25 GMT-5 Electrochemistry Version 5.0 3 Replies
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Hello, I am trying to simulate a sensor design for my research. My sensor consists of three electrodes which I would like to study the primary current distribution within the electrolyte. I have uploaded a .jpg identifying my three electrodes.
Every time I try to perform a study, it results in an error:
Failed to find a solution.
The relative residual (#) is greater than the relative tolerance.
Returned solution is not converged.
- Feature: Stationary Solver 1 (sol1/s1)
I am not sure how I should be tweaking my model to get it to run. Can anyone help me out in how I am defining my physics to get a converging solution?
Every time I try to perform a study, it results in an error:
Failed to find a solution.
The relative residual (#) is greater than the relative tolerance.
Returned solution is not converged.
- Feature: Stationary Solver 1 (sol1/s1)
I am not sure how I should be tweaking my model to get it to run. Can anyone help me out in how I am defining my physics to get a converging solution?
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8 years ago
Hi
Is that a dilemma that you are applying primary current distribution also in the domain that has been defined isolated? Also, the reference electrode does not participate in the current conduction. I have not tried this but should it also be isolated?
Lasse
Is that a dilemma that you are applying primary current distribution also in the domain that has been defined isolated? Also, the reference electrode does not participate in the current conduction. I have not tried this but should it also be isolated?
Lasse
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8 years ago
Lasse,
I am honestly not very sure when you say that I have defined the currents in a domain that is "isolated." I am not seeing where in my model I have defined any physics as such. Maybe you can point out where I can fix this?
Hunter
I am honestly not very sure when you say that I have defined the currents in a domain that is "isolated." I am not seeing where in my model I have defined any physics as such. Maybe you can point out where I can fix this?
Hunter
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8 years ago
Hi
You have primary current distribution also in the glass substrate and in the reference electrode.
Lasse
You have primary current distribution also in the glass substrate and in the reference electrode.
Lasse