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Transient analysis in ANSYS Classic

Transient analysis in ANSYS Classic

Transient analysis in ANSYS Classic

(OP)
Hi all,
I use transient analysis in ANSYS Classic. I have attached command which I have used. But the method is wrong and this error message is coming.
"SOLCONTR is not a recognized BEGIN command, abbreviation or macro. This command will be ignored"
What is the wrong with the command.  

RE: Transient analysis in ANSYS Classic

It looks like your solution controls and the solve command are in the preprocessor level (/PREP7). Try moving it to the solution level ie add /SOLU before your transient analysis solution settings.

RE: Transient analysis in ANSYS Classic

(OP)
Hi,
I entered /SOLU. But after running the analysis this error message is coming and ANSYS is terminated. "Number of results on results file exceeds maximum of 1000. Maximum may be increased with /CONFIG command. How can I enter this value to this command file.  

RE: Transient analysis in ANSYS Classic

Hi,
Maximum number of results in result file you can edit by /CONFIG command with NRES label. For example: /CONFIG,NRES,30000 allows you to write 30000 results in the results file.

Did you ran analysis from the same file that you attach here?  Because 20000 results are allowed in this input file.

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