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February 10, 2023 at 3:57 pm
Fahimeh Mashayekhi
SubscriberI am using ANSYS under my University license. I have done the nonlinear static analysis of a beam. I used to extract the tangent stiffness matrix using hbmat command. But now that the new version of ANSYS 2021 R2 is installed on my computer, by applying the same APDL Code, I receive the error " The HBMAT command does not support distributed FULL files". Later on, I noticed that in product launcher, distributed computing is selected in High performance computing setup. But after deselecting it and launching the program again and running the analysis, I receive the same error.
Any help is very appreciated.
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February 15, 2023 at 3:26 pm
Chandra Sekaran
Ansys EmployeeCan you verify in the solver output ( just a few lines down from the beginning as shown below , whether distributed computing is still being used? Also delete all the files (file.*) in the directory before resolving.
***** MAPDL COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS *****
BATCH MODE REQUESTED (-b) = NOLIST
INPUT FILE COPY MODE (-c) = COPY
DISTRIBUTED MEMORY PARALLEL REQUESTED
4 PARALLEL PROCESSES REQUESTED WITH SINGLE THREAD PER PROCESS
TOTAL OF 4 CORES REQUESTED
INPUT FILE NAME = D:\Support 2022\SR 11298948814 rad decimation\_ProjectScratch\Scr8D4F\dummy.dat
OUTPUT FILE NAME = D:\Support 2022\SR 11298948814 rad decimation\_ProjectScratch\Scr8D4F\solve.out
START-UP FILE MODE = NOREAD
STOP FILE MODE = NOREAD -
February 16, 2023 at 1:13 pm
Fahimeh Mashayekhi
SubscriberDear Chandra,
Thank you for your response.As you mentioned when I activate "use distributed computing" in "high-performance computing setup" of the product launcher, it can be validated in output as below
***** ANSYS COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS *****
INITIAL JOBNAME = Timoshenko_nonlin_transient
DISTRIBUTED MEMORY PARALLEL REQUESTED
2 PARALLEL PROCESSES REQUESTED WITH SINGLE THREAD PER PROCESS
TOTAL OF 2 CORES REQUESTED
MPI OPTION = INTELMPI
START-UP FILE MODE = NOREAD
STOP FILE MODE = NOREAD
GRAPHICS DEVICE REQUESTED = win32
GRAPHICAL ENTRY = YES
LANGUAGE = en-usAnd when it is not activated, it also can be seen in the output but there is still the same problem.
CURRENT JOBNAME=Timoshenko_nonlin_transient1 12:26:04 FEB 16, 2023 CP= 0.016***** ANSYS COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS *****
INITIAL JOBNAME = Timoshenko_nonlin_transient
START-UP FILE MODE = NOREAD
STOP FILE MODE = NOREAD
GRAPHICS DEVICE REQUESTED = win32
GRAPHICAL ENTRY = YES
LANGUAGE = en-us
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