[metmet]

Hi Friends;

I have created a simple 2D mesh By ICEM for a vertical rectangular duct. Meshes have been converted to unstructured mesh and all edges, vertexes and faces have been associated to the points, curves and surfaces and finally when I saved it in output I saw the "done" message in log panel.
now I want to read msh file in fluent but I have several errors!!
this is first error when I tried to read mesh inside workbench.

PHP Code:

Building...
     mesh
Error at host: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 3: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 5: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 0: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 4: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 7: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 6: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 2: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error at Node 1: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.

Error: 
Partition: cell count = 0; count must be greater than zero.
Error Object: #f

Real overflow

Real underflow

Real overflow

Real underflow

Real overflow

Real underflow 


And the following error occurs when I read mesh by fluent from start menu (without workbench)

PHP Code:

Error: Build Grid: Aborted due to critical error.
Error Object: #f" 


Because of simplicity of geometry I deleted it and recreated it again (in 10 min) but same errors occurred. I changed the path of msh file in different folders and renamed it but not succeed. last time I faced this error I changed the path of file and it worked but now I wana solve it. would you please check it and guide me what should I do?

https://drive.google.com/folderview?...0E&usp=sharing

I'm very grateful for your help!

[benjaminhogan]

Dear all,

I am having the same problem that has been identified above.

If anyone has any ideas on how to fix this, please let us know.

Thanks!