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Drawing an array with large number of elements

Posted 2010年3月30日 GMT-4 14:47 2 Replies

Manjula Wijesinghe
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Dear all,

I have a problem in drawing an array of large number of elements. I want to draw large number of small cylinders( say 500, say 50 nm radius) on top of large cylinder( say 5 micrometer ) . I tried with the array option. It did what I want but then the software gave me an internal error in geometry decompositon. I am really glad if somebody Could help me with this problem.

Manjula
2 Replies Last Post 2010年3月31日 GMT-4 11:08
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2010年3月31日 GMT-4 02:32
Hi

I beleive you are asking for too much in one go for standard Java memory settings.

an array of 500x500 circles is some 250'000*4 arcs of 1/4 cercle, with 1M hard nodes just for the geoemtry, if you subdivide this into 8-16 elements per circle + surrounding you are up easily in 32-64 M_elements, with 8-9 DoF per element you get easily to 1G DoF about 500x more than my heaviest model

Is there no way to simplify somewhat your model ?, any symmetries, some physics to use ?

Good luck
Ivar
Hi I beleive you are asking for too much in one go for standard Java memory settings. an array of 500x500 circles is some 250'000*4 arcs of 1/4 cercle, with 1M hard nodes just for the geoemtry, if you subdivide this into 8-16 elements per circle + surrounding you are up easily in 32-64 M_elements, with 8-9 DoF per element you get easily to 1G DoF about 500x more than my heaviest model Is there no way to simplify somewhat your model ?, any symmetries, some physics to use ? Good luck Ivar
Manjula Wijesinghe
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2010年3月31日 GMT-4 11:08
Dear Ivar,

Thank You very much for your explanation. I will try to simplify my model.

Thanks again.

Manjula
Dear Ivar, Thank You very much for your explanation. I will try to simplify my model. Thanks again. Manjula

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