It's easy to avoid using u-P formulation in Mechanical because you have to use a Command Object under a body and set Keyopt(6)=1. However, if you use a hyperelastic material model, the solver might automatically set Keyopt(6) for you. You can stop it from doing that by setting Element Control to Manual.
I have never noticed a warning like the one above. You can chase it down by finding that element and see what kind of element it is.
Read this discussion to learn about Workspace and Database: https://forum.ansys.com/discussion/7287/increased-ram-but-still-says-insufficient-memory/p1
I have never noticed a warning like the one above. You can chase it down by finding that element and see what kind of element it is.Read this discussion to learn about Workspace and Database: https://forum.ansys.com/discussion/7287/increased-ram-but-still-says-insufficient-memory/p1
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