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Subject: Re: A tricky modelling/meshing problem. Any tips?
Author: Marco Perucchi
Date: 2002-03-12 09:19:00

> I would really be interested in knowing about the memory settings,
if
> they could be adjusted away from the Ansys installation default to
> make things work better. For example, I can't see why I am only
> asking for 64 or 128 MB RAM under Ansys when my machine has 1.5 GB
in
> it.

It is easiest if you start ANSYS via the launcher. In the launcher
windows you can assign data base space and total work space for both
interactive and batch jobs.
Scratch space is allocated dynamically. Therefore, it is not very
important what work space you choose. If the chosen workspace is too
small for the problem size, ANSYS will allocate more memory as soon
as it is needed and inform you with a pop-up message.
If the model is big I usally choose the data base memory small for
the solution to have as much real memory available for the sratch
space. If the data base memory size is too small for the data base
file, ANSYS will write data on a page-file, but I guess this does not
have much negative impact on solution time.
You can find more information on memory management in the docs.

Marco Perucchi
Delta JS AG
Zurich, Switzerland


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