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INFILEHM.inp

Hello everyone,

I am getting an error message when I run my T2well-ECO2N file. The error message is: 

At line 210 of file t2f.f (unit = 5, file = 'stdin')
Fortran runtime error: Bad value during integer read

Error termination. Backtrace:

Could not print backtrace: libbacktrace could not find executable to open
#0  0xeefa20a
#1  0xee7ff51
#2  0xeda410b
#3  0xeef8d17
#4  0xef12f8c
#5  0xef12a83
#6  0xee6d4eb
#7  0x32c649ee
#8  0x32c9274e
#9  0x32c93634
#10  0x32c212ee
#11  0x32c21405
#12  0x9a737373
#13  0x9b97cc90
#14  0xffffffff

 

I read that it is related to formatting error. Can someone look into my input file (attached here). I can't see what I am missing. Thanks in advance.

 

Muhammad.

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    • Christine_Doughty
    • 11 mths ago
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    On first glance at your input file, I think you need a blank line at the end of your COFT and FOFT blocks.

    A good general tip is to look at your output file and see how far the code got in processing your input file before it failed.  This will help you know where to look for errors in your input file.

      • Yogendra_Narayanan_Sures
      • 4 days ago
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       Hello Dr. Doughty, I am trying to simulate CO2 injection in a 2D system in a field scale. However, the simulation stops at 73 seconds. I have gone through the output file but I am unable to locate the error. I have attached the input and output file for your reference. Is it something with the computational parameters? The output parameters are also well within the limit. Your input will be very helpful and much appreciated. Thank you in advance. Looking forward for your reply.

      INFILE.txt output.txt
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      • Christine_Doughty
      • 2 days ago
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      Please check the alignment of the first line in the PARAM block, in particular your MOP entries.  They do not seem reasonable to me.  If it is not just a simple alignment mistake, we should discuss your MOP choices further, as several are not typical.  I always recommend MOP(1)=1 and MOP(5)=3 and MOP(7)=1 to aid in debugging.

    • Keurfon_Luu
    • 11 mths ago
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    Hi @Muhammad,

    You need a blank line at the end of the blocks ROCKS, COFT and FOFT.

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