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7 years 9 months ago #8690
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Hi
Could you upload the generated .mess file? The HDF file doesn't include the Aster files here for some reason.
I use SalomeMECA 2015.2
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Could you upload the generated .mess file? The HDF file doesn't include the Aster files here for some reason.
I use SalomeMECA 2015.2
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7 years 9 months ago #8696
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I have uploaded the .mess file and the .comm file , you can access it through the previous link. I have used COQUE to define the shell thickness for the geometry. I used DEFI_FONCTION to define a table that would specify the load increments I would like to use and the time step I would like it to follow,. I used STAT_NON_LINE as I am aware that this is a geometrically non linear mechanical problem.
Any input and assistance would be greatly appreciated.
NB: i use CAELinux which has Salome Meca 2013.1. The comm file was done through eficas using stable version 10 of code_aster.
Any input and assistance would be greatly appreciated.
NB: i use CAELinux which has Salome Meca 2013.1. The comm file was done through eficas using stable version 10 of code_aster.
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7 years 9 months ago #8697
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Replied by Claus on topic Re: geometric nonlinear deflection of cantilever
The error translate to something along the lines of 'the behavior of law does not exist for the modeling dktg: ELAS'
As far as I can gather, you need to see which behaviours C_PLAN and AXIS accepts. See u3.12.01 chapter 4 for more information.
My Aster-fu is not very strong tonight I admit.
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As far as I can gather, you need to see which behaviours C_PLAN and AXIS accepts. See u3.12.01 chapter 4 for more information.
My Aster-fu is not very strong tonight I admit.
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7 years 8 months ago #8703
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Hi Claws
Thank you for your advice thus far. I have decided to use 3D modelisation for the analysis and this seemed to get rid of the previous error. I unfortunately have run into another series of difficulties using stat_non_line. I have done quite a bit of reading to get my .comm file prepared. I have specified a function in order to step my loading and applied that function to the load as FONC_MULT as a multiplier but I am unable to get the load to be properly applied through the specified increments. I have shared a link so that all the files for this analyses can be accessed
Any assistance wil be greatly appreciated as I have been stuck on this problem for over a month now
drive.google.com/open?id=0B9gGqqiubIGrZXI1bktRZC1xbFk
Thank you for your advice thus far. I have decided to use 3D modelisation for the analysis and this seemed to get rid of the previous error. I unfortunately have run into another series of difficulties using stat_non_line. I have done quite a bit of reading to get my .comm file prepared. I have specified a function in order to step my loading and applied that function to the load as FONC_MULT as a multiplier but I am unable to get the load to be properly applied through the specified increments. I have shared a link so that all the files for this analyses can be accessed
Any assistance wil be greatly appreciated as I have been stuck on this problem for over a month now
drive.google.com/open?id=0B9gGqqiubIGrZXI1bktRZC1xbFk
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7 years 8 months ago #8704
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Replied by Claus on topic Re: geometric nonlinear deflection of cantilever
Hi
You are assigning a DRY constraint to a surface which doesn’t support rotational constraints or loads.
Remove DRX, DRY and DRZ and you should get a little further with the simulation.
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You are assigning a DRY constraint to a surface which doesn’t support rotational constraints or loads.
Remove DRX, DRY and DRZ and you should get a little further with the simulation.
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