Hi.

Sometimes, when I run iterations in Fluent 6.0, I obtain this error statement:

Error: > (greater-than):invalid argument [2]:wrong type [not a number] Error Object: nanOx7ffffe00

May i know what's the meaning of this error? How to resolve it??

Regards

I have seen the same thing. Very mysterious. It seems to have something to do with the residuals, but I don't know what. The only way I have managed to resolve is to initialize again and restart the calculations.

When you recieve an error with NAN or not a number, it usually means that one on of the variables has increased to beyond the limits of FLUENT. It could mean that you have a divergent system do to one of the constants you set. Have a look at the residuals and see if one of them shoots up at the time of your error.

I have a question for you: did this error occur after you repartitioned an existing case file and tried to continue the iterations??

Did you got any warning message before getting this error message ? You will get this error message when the flow variables reach unrealistic values (eg: pressure reaching zero or density reaching zero). One way to handle is that limit the flow variable values with in limits( you will be have a rough idea of what the values of pressure ??).

And start the analysis with low under relaxation values ..

Venkatesh is quit right