Maxwell 3D - DC analysis on Human Body

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The discussion revolves around a user experiencing a warning during a DC current simulation through a human body model in Maxwell 3D. The warnings indicate issues with geometry stitching and mismatched terminal surface meshes in various body components, suggesting potential inaccuracies in the simulation results. A recommended approach is to establish an equivalent circuit for the human body to improve the simulation's reliability. The user humorously notes their personal connection to the human body model. Overall, addressing the geometry and circuit equivalence is crucial for accurate simulation outcomes.
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Hi,

I am using a Human body model which I built for some simulation studies.

I was trying to pass DC current through the Human body and though my Project completed the simulation successfully I got the below warning message. Can anyone please help me interpret it?

The error log is as below:

[warning] Geometry stitch failed. Falling back to backup process (7:59:16 PM Jul 19, 2013)
[warning] Terminal surface mesh does not fit with conduction path in the following bodies {VHP_Skull,VHP_Skin,VHP_Fat,VHP_Muscle,VHP_CSF,VHP_Brain,VHP_Jaw,VHP_Ribs,VHP_Lungs,VHP_Aorta}. Please verify them to ensure no bad effect on solutions! (5:04:16 AM Jul 20, 2013)
[info] Normal completion of simulation on server: Local Machine. (6:18:46 AM Jul 20, 2013)
 
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