"spanwise line broken ?"

liang · June 26, 2009, 05:10

Hi to all!

FINE shows me like that :

"
Non matching connection # 1 Fluid type # 1
Non matching connection # 1 - Grid level 1
! SPANWISE LINE BROKEN

"
what does it mean? Dose it mean there's something wrong with tht "Rotor/stator " configuration?

Best regards! Thank you !

liang

Hamidzoka · March 13, 2010, 01:06

Dear liang;
please check the followings:
-the right definition of adjacent inlet and out faces of rotor and stator
-the right definition of downstream and upstream faces
-the rigth definition of patch number for both faces
-in case you use "frozen rotor" or other unsteady approaches for rotor/stator interactions(except domain scaling method) verify that rotor and stator have the same periodicity.

in case you have completely perfomed the above commands and you still encounter with this error, please checkout your geometry definition.
does this help?

June 26, 2009, 05:10	"spanwise line broken ?"	#1
liang New Member liangli Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Hi to all! FINE shows me like that : " Non matching connection # 1 Fluid type # 1 Non matching connection # 1 - Grid level 1 ! SPANWISE LINE BROKEN " what does it mean? Dose it mean there's something wrong with tht "Rotor/stator " configuration? Best regards! Thank you ! liang Last edited by liang; June 26, 2009 at 05:53.

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March 13, 2010, 01:06		#2
Hamidzoka Senior Member Hamid Zoka Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 282 Rep Power: 18	Dear liang; please check the followings: -the right definition of adjacent inlet and out faces of rotor and stator -the right definition of downstream and upstream faces -the rigth definition of patch number for both faces -in case you use "frozen rotor" or other unsteady approaches for rotor/stator interactions(except domain scaling method) verify that rotor and stator have the same periodicity. in case you have completely perfomed the above commands and you still encounter with this error, please checkout your geometry definition. does this help?