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  3. When I start the CFX solver for a case where the material is defined by an RGP file, I get the following error: “Could not find component in TASCflow RGP file” What is wrong with my RGP file?

When I start the CFX solver for a case where the material is defined by an RGP file, I get the following error: “Could not find component in TASCflow RGP file” What is wrong with my RGP file?

Tagged: 2022 R1, BCs & Interfaces, cfx, compressible-flow, fluid-dynamics, materials
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:57 am
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      When an RGP file is used, CFX parses the file header here: $$$$HEADER $$$R134A The name after the $$$ has be duplicated exactly by the Component Name that is set in the MATERIAL CCL. Both name and case MUST match or CFX will fail with the error. LIBRARY: &replace MATERIAL: r134a Material Group = User Object Origin = User Option = Pure Substance PROPERTIES: Component Name = R134A Option = Table Table Format = TASCflow RGP Table Name = D:/SUPPORT_2018_KEEP/RGP_issue_SR11202184604/Test.rgp END END END

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