TAGGED: ansysmechanical, equivalent-stress, Linearized, memory-error
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August 23, 2024 at 2:15 pmflavio.brighentiSubscriber
Hi all,
I've been running the same model with small variation in terms of mesh, but never had issues solving it. My problem rises when I create linearized stress solutions (no more than 5 or 6 in various points of the structure). I've noticed that the RAM-usage increases drammatically (up to 100%) to a point where if I close mechanical and then restart it it will take ages to reopen (if it reopens - sometimes it crashes).
I cannot find a solution to this, I've just found out what is causing it thanks to this post https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/ansys-2024-takes-forever-to-load/ although not exactly the same reason.
Anyone has a solution?
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September 12, 2024 at 1:21 pmGary StofanAnsys Employee
This seems similar to a known bug in 2024R1.Â
There is a Service Pack for 2024R1 (SP3) that may help, although I would use 2024R2.Â
Note: Even with the 2024R1 (SP3) / 2024R2, it will take time to open the Mechancial the first time.Â
Allow Mechanical to open the analysis, then make a small change (rename a branch, add a coordinate system etc) then Save, Close and reopen.
Resuming thereafter should then be normal.Â
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