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June 18, 2019 at 6:54 pm
AdamCU
SubscriberHey everyone,
I'm attempting to run a coupled fluid-structure analysis with ANSYS Workbench 17.2. I have licenses individually for Fluent and Mechanical, but even though the Fluent and Transient Structural runs work fine on their own, when coupled using the process described here (Part 1:
; Part 2:), they error out as shown:
+====================================================================+
| System Coupling Co-Simulation Summary |
+====================================================================+
Participant : Mechanical APDL (Solution 1)
Version/Build Info = Mechanical APDL Release 17.2 UP20160718
DISTRIBUTED WINDOWS x64 Version
Participant : Solution
Version/Build Info = ANSYS Fluent 17.2.0, Build Time:Jul 27 2016
119:44, Build Id:10113, OS Version:win64
+====================================================================+
| NOTICE |
| An exception has occurred and has been transmitted to the coupling |
| participants. These participants have been disconnected from the |
| coupling service. |
+====================================================================+
+====================================================================+
| System Coupling Exception |
+====================================================================+
| Origin : Airflow (Solution) |
| Error Code : 2 |
| Error Description : |
| Fluent encountered fatal error after sync point Analysis |
| Initialization: CFD Solver license [ANSYS Academic Research |
| Mechanical and CFD] is not available for coupled run |
+====================================================================+
System coupling run completed with errors.
Attached is an image of the runtime errors we get during the co-simulation process.
It seems that there's an additional coupled-simulation license required for this type of co-simulation? If so, does anyone know how we can obtain this license?
Thanks a lot
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June 19, 2019 at 12:39 am
tsiriaks
Ansys EmployeeCan you try launching User License Preferences v172 (make sure all ANSYS GUI's are closed) -> then select 'Use a separate license for each application' .
Do you still get the same error ?
Thanks,
Win
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June 19, 2019 at 4:44 pm
AdamCU
SubscriberThat did indeed fix the problem! Thanks a lot!
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June 19, 2019 at 6:47 pm
tsiriaks
Ansys Employeethat's great ! you are welcome. Glad it helps.
Thanks,
Win
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