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Meshing error for Unbound variable

    • Mit
      Subscriber

      Has anyone faced this error in meshing before? Occured at share topology step.

      I do not have an object, surface or a named selection named as "platform" in my domain. At this point, I am not sure if its a bug but I can't resolve the issue.

      Thanks in advance

    • Aniket
      Forum Moderator
      • Mit
        Subscriber

        Yes, I am using the stand alone Fluent Meshing

    • mjmiddle
      Ansys Employee

      Hello Mit,

      What application are you using? Share topology is not done as part of the mesher. This is done inside SpaceClaim or DesignModeler. SpaceClaim has a built-in mesher which is a more advance multizone, but otherwise the geometry is usually transferred to the Meshing Application or Mechanical inside workbench for meshing (there are a few other choices on where to mesh and transfer from there).

      I am not familiar to this error, but the term "platform" refers to the operating system, such as Windows 10, 11, Linux Red Hat Enterprise 7, 8 , etc... The following page shows supported operating systems per application for Ansys 2023 R1 products:

      https://www.ansys.com/content/dam/it-solutions/platform-support/ansys-2023-r1-platform-support-by-application.pdf

      I see a mention of the unbound variable error in Fluent knowledgebase solution 2041270:

      Check to see if you have the below variable defined. If not, please define it.

      LANG = en_US

      or

      LANG = C

      This issue has been seen with :
      RHEL 6.7 machine
      German language

       

      • Mit
        Subscriber

        Hi Mj,

        Fluent Meshing allows us to apply share topology as a part of its Watetight geometry workflow. I doubt the term here refers to the OS because I have always worked in the same OS system and haven't encountered such a problem. 

         

    • mjmiddle
      Ansys Employee

      I work with Mechanical products, so sorry that I was not familar with the Fluent error. The knowledgebase solution applies to Fluent, however. Did setting the LANG help?

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