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Mesh problem: Overall process does not start an got stuck

    • jordi.marce.nogue
      Subscriber

      Hi. I am using 2024 R1 and I am facing a new poblem that it has no been there before. when meshing, the status bar f the overall porcess does not start. stucks at 0%. At certain time, the mssage down left irs "ready" but I cannot close the tatus window and I do not hav the mesh. The icon in the tree mensu is the green flash status. The only way to quit i ctrl+alt+supr.

       

    • pedram.samadian
      Subscriber

      Hi,

      There could be several reasons behind this issue:

      – Geometry Issues: The part may have small features, slivers, or other geometry problems that make meshing difficult. You can check for any errors in the geometry using SpaceClaim and ensure that the geometry is error-free before proceeding with meshing (Check this out: Bad quality during block mesh).

      – Meshing Parameters: Complex or overly refined meshing parameters might be causing the mesh generation to hang. Try using coarser mesh settings initially to see if the process completes; then refine gradually.

      You can also try different meshing methods, such as using the patch independent method instead of patch conforming tetra or Multizone instead of Sweep. Adjusting the mesh sizes for parts that failed to mesh or removing mesh defeaturing may also help.

      – Software Memory and CPU Load: Your computer might be running out of memory. Check your system’s memory and CPU usage to ensure there are enough resources available for meshing. If your computer has limited memory, the process might be stalling. You can monitor resources using Task Manager (Windows) or Activity Monitor (Mac).

      – Software Update: Sometimes, a software bug could be causing the issue. Ensure your version of Ansys Mechanical is up-to-date, as newer versions often contain bug fixes and performance improvements.

      I hope this information helps.

      Thanks,

      Pedram

       

    • jordi.marce.nogue
      Subscriber

      Thank you for your prompt response! After trying several solutions, I discovered that the issue was likely due to having both ANSYS 2023 R2 and ANSYS 2024 R1 installed on my computer. Once I uninstalled the 2023 version, everything ran smoothly with the 2024 R1 version

    • pedram.samadian
      Subscriber

      Great, thanks for the update. I'm happy you figured it out.

      Pedram

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