CEL error in tutorial #20

January 21, 2005, 14:30

In tutorial 20, I am getting error while defining boundary condition 'ball". In "Mesh Motion" of boundary detail tab when "displacement y component" is set to dBallNew, it gave following errors

Bad expression value 'dBallNew' detected in parameter 'Displacement Y Component' in object '/FLOW/DOMAIN:checkValve/BOUNDARY:ball/BOUNDARY CONDITIONS/MESH MOTION'.

CEL error: Error in setting: "FFlow" via the expression: force_y()@Ball

force_y()@: read successfully, and then error found at item: Ball syntax error

Initially I created expressions individually. When it did not work i imported ValveFSI_expressions.ccl I got the same error in both cases. Has anyone got the same error? Please help me.

Anurag

January 21, 2005, 16:23

Hi,

At the CEL expression, Ball indicates a boundary condition. So the boundary condition has to have exactly that name, Ball (it is case sensitive).

For what you wrote I would say that you named the boundary condition as ball (with small b), while in the CEL expression you have Ball (with a capital B).

There is a bug in CFX-5.7 related with the moving mesh capability (it was fixed in CFX-5.7.1). So if you are using CFX-5.7 and after you have managed to solve you problem, you get this error in CFX-Solver: "The CFX-5 solver could not be started, or exited with return code 255: No results file has been created", take a look at: http://www.cfd-online.com/Forum/cfx.cgi?read=9065 , and to http://www.cfd-online.com/Forum/cfx.cgi?read=9072 .

Good luck. Regards,

Rui

January 21, 2005, 14:30	CEL error in tutorial #20	#1
Anurag Guest Posts: n/a	In tutorial 20, I am getting error while defining boundary condition 'ball". In "Mesh Motion" of boundary detail tab when "displacement y component" is set to dBallNew, it gave following errors Bad expression value 'dBallNew' detected in parameter 'Displacement Y Component' in object '/FLOW/DOMAIN:checkValve/BOUNDARY:ball/BOUNDARY CONDITIONS/MESH MOTION'. CEL error: Error in setting: "FFlow" via the expression: force_y()@Ball force_y()@: read successfully, and then error found at item: Ball syntax error Initially I created expressions individually. When it did not work i imported ValveFSI_expressions.ccl I got the same error in both cases. Has anyone got the same error? Please help me. Anurag

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January 21, 2005, 16:23	Re: CEL error in tutorial #20	#2
Rui Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, At the CEL expression, Ball indicates a boundary condition. So the boundary condition has to have exactly that name, Ball (it is case sensitive). For what you wrote I would say that you named the boundary condition as ball (with small b), while in the CEL expression you have Ball (with a capital B). There is a bug in CFX-5.7 related with the moving mesh capability (it was fixed in CFX-5.7.1). So if you are using CFX-5.7 and after you have managed to solve you problem, you get this error in CFX-Solver: "The CFX-5 solver could not be started, or exited with return code 255: No results file has been created", take a look at: http://www.cfd-online.com/Forum/cfx.cgi?read=9065 , and to http://www.cfd-online.com/Forum/cfx.cgi?read=9072 . Good luck. Regards, Rui