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May 22, 2008, 09:06
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Catalogue error
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I am currently doing conjugate heat transfer analysis with a mesh size of 4.3 million elements,while trying to run this model into parallel computing with 4 processors we are facing an error stating INCREASE THE CATOLOGUE SIZE .
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May 23, 2008, 05:27
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Re: Catalogue error
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Dear Sudhakar,
You should edit your definition file in the Solver. Solver - Edit definition file - (choose your def file) - flow - solver control -( when you are here you can choose the "edit" - add parameter) - in the pop up window you will see the "catalogue size multiplier") - you can type here for example 1.2 Best regards Bela |
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