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Solver Error - No Element group defined

Solver Error - No Element group defined

Solver Error - No Element group defined

(OP)
I am using COSMOSWorks 2006 and is running an analysis on a welded structure. I get the error message when I run the solver " No element group is defined" The meshing looks good and COSMOS meshes without any problems. Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks
JP
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RE: Solver Error - No Element group defined

Are you using the solidworks welds? From my experience with FlowWorks, and I'd figure Cosmos as well; the welds dont really exist. You might have to just fillet or draw geometry to simulate your welds.

RE: Solver Error - No Element group defined

(OP)
No welds itself, only the structures. I did a re-draw on my structure and meshed and ran a analysis with every component I added (Very tedious). Now it works?????
Thanks for the info.

RE: Solver Error - No Element group defined

Yeah that happens sometimes with cosmos.. their error determination is rather vauge...

RE: Solver Error - No Element group defined

Make sure that material properties are assigned to each part.   I had a problem where I was modeling fused quartz with the CTE of 0.4e-6/K.  When imported from SW to Cosmos the CTE value was set at 0.0 and I got that error message.  I had to set the value from within Cosmos and it ran ok.  

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