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April 24, 2020 at 2:12 am
maryam
SubscriberHi everyone,
I am trying to run system coupling(Fluent and Transient Structural) on HPC.
I have Mechanical export a mapdl.dat and mapdl.scp files.
I have Fluent export a fluidflow.cas and fluidflow.scp
I have the Coupler export scinpt.sci
Then I put them all on the same Linux directory and call them with the slurm commands:
systemcoupling -R inputfile.in
And below is the contents of the file inputfile.in.
ImportSystemCouplingInputFile(FilePath = 'scInput.sci')
execCon = DatamodelRoot().CouplingParticipant
execCon.ExecutionControl.InitialInput = 'mapdl.dat'
execCon.ExecutionControl.WorkingDirectory = 'Structural_Run'
execCon.ExecutionControl.InitialInput = 'fluidFlow.cas'
execCon.ExecutionControl.WorkingDirectory = 'Fluid_Run'
execCon.ExecutionControl.PrintState()
execCon.ExecutionControl.PrintState()
Solve()
After running my job seems that system coupling starts but after that there is an error that "can not find initial input file mapdl.dat" while the mapdl.dat is in the same directory with other files.
I will appreciate if anybody gives me any suggestion may help.
Thank you
Maryam
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April 25, 2020 at 1:22 am
maryam
Subscriberi could solve the problem and run the system coupling successfully on HPC.
But now i have speed problem since it takes more time to run system coupling on HPC than desktop.
Any idea or solution may help?
Maryam
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June 2, 2021 at 9:14 pm
Azdine
Subscriber.Hi, I am solving a similar problem. Would you mind sharing your batch file?
Thank you
Azdine
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