ajroc
Aerospace
- Jul 14, 2006
- 14
Hello,
I have a part which is essentially a block that is bolted to a plate. Four bolts attach the block to the plate, and are fastened using nuts.
When I first ran the program, I was able to get results however all four bolts were listed as one "connector". I then went into solid works, split the face on the block, and re-entered the connectors so each was listed as a different connector.
Now the program will not run as it replies with an error message of "PCG iterative solver stopped, status code 6:insufficient memory"
I have coarsened up the mesh with no luck on getting it to run - does splitting the face have that big of an affect on meshing?
Thanks!
I have a part which is essentially a block that is bolted to a plate. Four bolts attach the block to the plate, and are fastened using nuts.
When I first ran the program, I was able to get results however all four bolts were listed as one "connector". I then went into solid works, split the face on the block, and re-entered the connectors so each was listed as a different connector.
Now the program will not run as it replies with an error message of "PCG iterative solver stopped, status code 6:insufficient memory"
I have coarsened up the mesh with no luck on getting it to run - does splitting the face have that big of an affect on meshing?
Thanks!