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One element differs

One element differs

One element differs

(OP)
When I'm performing a static analysis, one element differs from the others in the result (big discontinuity in the stress field). Any idea where it can come from?

Thanx

Bat585

RE: One element differs

Is your mesh continuous?  Is there any sort of point loading or contact occuring there?

RE: One element differs

(OP)
My mesh is ok and I don't have any point loading. In fact this  error occurs in the last increment of my step. (999/1000)

Maybe I should increase the number of increments...

Thank for your answer

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