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February 26, 2008, 23:14 |
Mesh Displacement error
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Hi,
I am try to model an oscillating plate in a fluid flow. I get this error when solving: A negative ELEMENT volume has been detected. This is a fatal | | error and execution will be terminated. I've increased the mesh stiffness with respect to small volumes. What would be a good method to solve this error? |
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February 27, 2008, 07:13 |
Re: Mesh Displacement error
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You need to better check your mesh, sometimes meshing codes create "negative" volume elements or cells with a volume smaller that some tolerance. In ICEM I found two different types of generated errors: a block-refined mesh in which some blocks have a wrong volume orientation, or a tetra mesh in which the code introduces volume errors by means of displacing nodes in smoothing operation or during a "delete last operation" process. The former type of error can be easily removed automatically using the "check mesh" procedure; while the latter needs you to manually repair your mesh if possible, if not you have to restart creating your mesh.
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