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Error 4100
Posted 21 mar 2011, 21:20 GMT-4 Version 3.5a 1 Reply
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HI there,
I perform a simulation on a motor using the AC/DC module-perpendicular induction currents,vector potential (emqa). My subdomains include, rotor, stator, air, shaft and winding area. When i am meshing it using finer mesh size, i get this error message displayed:
"Error 4100. Failed to generate mesh for subdomain 2. Subdomain 2: Internal error in advancing front mesher"
What does this mean? SHould i just use the normal mesh? will the result of flux be different between normal mesh and finer mesh size?
Thank you in advance for your time and help.
I perform a simulation on a motor using the AC/DC module-perpendicular induction currents,vector potential (emqa). My subdomains include, rotor, stator, air, shaft and winding area. When i am meshing it using finer mesh size, i get this error message displayed:
"Error 4100. Failed to generate mesh for subdomain 2. Subdomain 2: Internal error in advancing front mesher"
What does this mean? SHould i just use the normal mesh? will the result of flux be different between normal mesh and finer mesh size?
Thank you in advance for your time and help.
1 Reply Last Post 22 mar 2011, 02:25 GMT-4
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1 decade ago
Hi
there are certainly cereal possibilities to generate this error. What I have noticed is that when you have a geometry that loop around torus or with a central cut, you often get such an error. What I do is to cut my geometry into a few parts and then mesh one by one, if the global meshing is not successful
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Good luck
Ivar
there are certainly cereal possibilities to generate this error. What I have noticed is that when you have a geometry that loop around torus or with a central cut, you often get such an error. What I do is to cut my geometry into a few parts and then mesh one by one, if the global meshing is not successful
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Good luck
Ivar