Hi
all
My
problem was that TRNSYS was progressing to the next time
step too fast, not waiting for FLUENT to complete its
simulations.
I
simply increased the SLEEP (x) value to a value greater than
the time (in s) taken by FLUENT, in the code.
Thanks.
Baboo,
"Unit 10" refers to the logical unit number (an integer that
fortran uses to reference a file that it is either reading
from or writing to). The "CLOSE error" suggests that there is
a problem closing the file, which is a bit strange; normally
file errors occur when trying to open files (because the file
isn't where it is supposed to be). You may be correct that the
problem has to do with read/write permissions. Do you have a
Fortran compiler? If so, you can run the project from within
your Fortran compiler and stop on the line that is causing the
error. I am afraid that I do not have a copy of Fluent and so
cannot debug it for you.
Kind regards,
David
On 7/7/2011 04:32, Baboo Gowreesunker wrote:
Hi all
I’m running type 101 on a windows 7, 64 bit
machine.
Everytime I run the simulation, it runs for
a few time steps, and then I obtain the following error:
Forrtl: severe (28): CLOSE error, Unit 10,
file “Unknown” Image PC Routine Line Source libifcoremd.dll
03DBD3FE Unknown Unknown Unknown
Stack trace terminated abnormally.
I don’t believe its an error in the code
because otherwise it would not run the few timesteps.
I don’t know whether it has to do with
‘limited access to C: drive’, where libifcoremd.dll is
located.
Can somebody help me ?
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