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Error: dependent variables are not coupled to all degrees of freedoms in the model

Posted 21 sept. 2017, 01:35 UTC+2 Chemical, Studies & Solvers Version 5.3 2 Replies

Lawrence Renna
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Hello!

I am trying to run the following model, but keep getting an error:

"The following dependent variables are not coupled to all degrees of freedoms in the model: comp1.cPAHx, comp1.cPAx. - Domain: 1"

Are there typical reasons for this type of error?

Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!

Lawrence

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2 Replies Last Post 21 oct. 2017, 01:54 UTC+2
Joe Allen
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Posted: 7 years ago 20 oct. 2017, 18:14 UTC+2

I have the same issue! But on a few boundaries rather than a domain. (Sorry for making you think someone had answered your question)

I have the same issue! But on a few boundaries rather than a domain. (Sorry for making you think someone had answered your question)
Lawrence Renna
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Posted: 7 years ago 21 oct. 2017, 01:54 UTC+2

i did fix this problem. i named my variable with a lowercase x. for example i had defined two dependent variables: cA and cAx. This caused rhe error

i did fix this problem. i named my variable with a lowercase x. for example i had defined two dependent variables: cA and cAx. This caused rhe error

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