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May 13, 2007, 20:45
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Error: eval: unbound variable
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3-D problem, analysing a section of a disc with the radial walls that are rotationally periodic. I want the upper cirumferncial face to have a particular pressure and temp. profile. However, when i try to write a profile for it it gives me this error.
Error: eval: unbound variable Error: name Can any1 help.... |
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October 14, 2017, 12:08
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Same Problem!
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Ujwal Rajan
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Hey man!
Did you get around it?! I am also trying to input a gust profile via matlab and it tells me that the name of the profile is an unbound variable. Cheers! |
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October 18, 2017, 11:06
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Martin
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Well, generally speaking this indicates an inconsistent setup.
There is a variable that has got no value or ist not assigned properly. If you are using UDFs or boundary profiles there is probably something wrong with the assigned dataset itself, but I am not sure about the exact case. Best is to expand the setup step by step and try if it works after more or less every tick you set or value you change. Hope this helps. Martin |
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