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Failed to render the following geometry faces: 4094, 5561
Posted 2 mar 2010, 15:39 GMT-5 1 Reply
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Hi, I have a problem when I try to mesh my model, even if I try to modify the boundary conditions...
the errors that appears are
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Failed to render the following geometry faces: 4094, 5561
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Exception:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
(rethrown as com.femlab.util.FlFatalException)
Messages:
Fatal error.
- Type: OutOfMemoryError
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is my problem the memory of my computer?
how can I solve the error of the "geometry faces"?
the errors that appears are
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Failed to render the following geometry faces: 4094, 5561
_________________________________________________
Exception:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
(rethrown as com.femlab.util.FlFatalException)
Messages:
Fatal error.
- Type: OutOfMemoryError
_________________________________________________
is my problem the memory of my computer?
how can I solve the error of the "geometry faces"?
1 Reply Last Post 3 mar 2010, 01:30 GMT-5
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
Well first of all, when I get such error, it tells me that I have generally a very complex geometry, or something is wrong with it, so my first reaction is to identify the faces and check them carefully, as you index number is rather high I understand you have a very complex system, and unfortunately COMSOLhas no "goto Zoom in on face, edge point feature (COMSOL developpes here is something for you ;).
Then I wounder if these geometrical details are really relevant for my simulation and if there is some way to simplify the geometry to ease the procesing (de-featuring).
Finally, if the two above fails, I look into the startup file and try to give the Java part some more RAM, the easiest is in fact to run COMSOL in server - client mode, this doubles the java reserved RAM without having to tweak any setup files.
Have a look at the installation guide of COMSOL it tells you about the different modes of operation
Good luck
Ivar
Well first of all, when I get such error, it tells me that I have generally a very complex geometry, or something is wrong with it, so my first reaction is to identify the faces and check them carefully, as you index number is rather high I understand you have a very complex system, and unfortunately COMSOLhas no "goto Zoom in on face, edge point feature (COMSOL developpes here is something for you ;).
Then I wounder if these geometrical details are really relevant for my simulation and if there is some way to simplify the geometry to ease the procesing (de-featuring).
Finally, if the two above fails, I look into the startup file and try to give the Java part some more RAM, the easiest is in fact to run COMSOL in server - client mode, this doubles the java reserved RAM without having to tweak any setup files.
Have a look at the installation guide of COMSOL it tells you about the different modes of operation
Good luck
Ivar