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Internal error in boundary respecting.
Posted 2012年4月24日 GMT-4 17:50 Mesh 0 Replies
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A search of the fora here reveals 13 hits. Each of them describes a model being too complex, or perhaps needing meshing by hand, or perhaps more finely.
My geometry has 16 domains, and is comprised mostly of blocks and three stacked cylinders.
I can go to the mesh interface and "Build All." This builds Mesh1, which is a user-controlled mesh, using general physics "fine" setting, for the "Entire geometry." The mesh builds successfully and a nice lacy pattern covers the object in the graphics screen. So far, so good.
Then I move to Study 1 and request "Compute." Here I receive the error,
Problem setting up multigrid.
A problem arose when building mesh feature 'Reference 1/Free Tetrahedral 1'.
Failed to generate mesh for domain.
- Domain: 2
Internal error in boundary respecting.
Error in multiphysics compilation.
At this point, Mesh2 is generated.
-> Why is mesh2 generated? I cannot find how to disable the generation of mesh2 and cause Study 1 to use Mesh1, which has already been generated.
Domain 2 is a revolved slender rectangle, in fact, the wall of a vessel.
Thank you for your help.
Hello John Stasko
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