Ivar KJELBERG
COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2010年4月5日 GMT-4 08:17
Hi
A couple of possible items I have experienced:
-to gross steps if you run a transient or parameter analysis with non-linear model
-mesh inapproriated in some regions (with high gradients)
-initial conditions too far from expected results
...
Use the plot while solving and its advanced features to see how things changes, this might give you a clue why it's diverging
Las thing you could increase the relative tolerance if you are almost there, and perhaps rerun the simulation starting from the first saved solution.
Or try the segregated solver to separate you problem into different levels, typically OK for phenomena with very different time/reaction behaviour
Good luck
Ivar
Hi
A couple of possible items I have experienced:
-to gross steps if you run a transient or parameter analysis with non-linear model
-mesh inapproriated in some regions (with high gradients)
-initial conditions too far from expected results
...
Use the plot while solving and its advanced features to see how things changes, this might give you a clue why it's diverging
Las thing you could increase the relative tolerance if you are almost there, and perhaps rerun the simulation starting from the first saved solution.
Or try the segregated solver to separate you problem into different levels, typically OK for phenomena with very different time/reaction behaviour
Good luck
Ivar