TNE2_NAVIER_STOKES Error

Doriris · June 24, 2014, 10:56

Hello,

I'm trying to run a TNE2 simulation for my test case, however, it is unable to do so. At the solver preprocessing, the terminal displays: "Area projection in the y-plane = 0.", after which SU2 eats all available memory, causing my machine to stutter and my Chrome to crash.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Jeffrey

copeland · June 24, 2014, 21:59

Hey Jeffrey,

It's likely a set of bad (or omitted) input parameters that's causing the crash. The TNE2 solver is still not quite at the level of development as the rest of the code, so unfortunately, events like these are common when running nonequilibrium calculations. I'll send you a configuration file that I use for my test cases and you can compare it with what you're running to see if there's anything going on.

Regards,
Sean

June 24, 2014, 10:56	TNE2_NAVIER_STOKES Error	#1
Doriris New Member Jeffrey van Oostrom Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Delft, The Netherlands Posts: 16 Rep Power: 12	Hello, I'm trying to run a TNE2 simulation for my test case, however, it is unable to do so. At the solver preprocessing, the terminal displays: "Area projection in the y-plane = 0.", after which SU2 eats all available memory, causing my machine to stutter and my Chrome to crash. Any ideas? Thanks, Jeffrey

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June 24, 2014, 21:59		#2
copeland Member Sean R. Copeland Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 40 Rep Power: 13	Hey Jeffrey, It's likely a set of bad (or omitted) input parameters that's causing the crash. The TNE2 solver is still not quite at the level of development as the rest of the code, so unfortunately, events like these are common when running nonequilibrium calculations. I'll send you a configuration file that I use for my test cases and you can compare it with what you're running to see if there's anything going on. Regards, Sean