code_saturne/syrthes coupling abort after 1 time-step

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pklimas

code_saturne/syrthes coupling abort after 1 time-step

Post by pklimas »

Hi,

I am having difficulty coupling code_saturne 3.0.0/2.3.3 (tried both) and syrthes4.0.1. Following the "3-disks" tutorial, I managed to get one case working (simple heated surface which is convection cooled).

However, all the other models that I have created abort solving after one srythes time-step. The CFD/Thermal models work fine individually.

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*******************************************************************************************
 ITERATION NTSYR=      1 -- TIME=1.000000000000e-02 s -- dt=1.000000000000e-02
 *******************************************************************************************

 ---TEMPERATURE SOLVER---
 *** GRCONJ: ITERATION   RELATIVE PRECISION  ABSOLUTE PRECISION
                  25          3.36144e-03         6.72289e-02
                  50          1.58957e-05         3.17914e-04
                  74          4.57945e-08         9.15890e-07

 -->  Tmin=       20.00000      Tmax=     1000.00000

  >>>> Solving CPU time : 0.10 s <<<<

Application "solid" (SYRTHES 4) requested calculation stop.
As I do not get any other error messages, I am at a loss what the issue could be. Attached is a tarball of a "heated floor" analysis that has this issue.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Peter
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HeatedFloor_CoupledSoln.tar.gz
Simple heated floor example with this issue.
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Yvan Fournier
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Re: code_saturne/syrthes coupling abort after 1 time-step

Post by Yvan Fournier »

Hello,

You need to remove the syrthes.stop file when not running SYRTHES from its GUI.
Regards,

Yvan
pklimas

Re: code_saturne/syrthes coupling abort after 1 time-step

Post by pklimas »

Yvan,

Thank you very much!

I should have figured it would be something that simple.

Peter
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