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I cannot run a model with Ansys Composite Cure Simulation (ACCS), even thought I have a license.

Tagged: 18.2, ANSYS Composite Cure Sim, General, structural-mechanics
    • April 5, 2023 at 2:32 pm
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      Usually in the solve.out file a message similar to the one below is obtained : *** ERROR *** CP = 0.343 TIME= 15:13:49 The temperature specification 0 is out of range for material number 1. The TBTEMP command is ignored. This problem is caused by the decimal separator defined in the Windows settings. Currently, to use ACCS, it is mandatory to use a point as a decimal separator. If a comma is defined as the decimal separator, the input file will not be written correctly, hence resulting in this error message.

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