spikey20
Mechanical
- Apr 24, 2012
- 1
Hi guys,
I'm very new to FEM but I did an Abaqus training last week and yesterday I started working on some different projects. One of it is this clamp we want to use for clamping an actuator and screw it to a solid plate.
I modeled the clamp in proE (wf5) and imported the step file to Abaqus 6.11. I removed all the non-required geometry (faces, radius..) and meshed the part. The mesh looks good to me, but as I said I'm new.
Everytime I try to submit the job, Abaqus aborts and gives me the following error: "Too many attempts made for this increment
Abaqus/Standard Analysis exited with an error - Please see the message file for possible error messages if the file exists."
I tried to increase the maximum number of increments and so on but I just don't get it solved.
In this model I replaced the actual screw (which will cause the clamping) by a concentrated force.
See the included model for better understanding and the screenshots of the 3D cad file on following links:
Thanks so much for your help!
Best, Mike
PS: I did use your search and found: but it didn't help me solve my problem.
I'm very new to FEM but I did an Abaqus training last week and yesterday I started working on some different projects. One of it is this clamp we want to use for clamping an actuator and screw it to a solid plate.
I modeled the clamp in proE (wf5) and imported the step file to Abaqus 6.11. I removed all the non-required geometry (faces, radius..) and meshed the part. The mesh looks good to me, but as I said I'm new.
Everytime I try to submit the job, Abaqus aborts and gives me the following error: "Too many attempts made for this increment
Abaqus/Standard Analysis exited with an error - Please see the message file for possible error messages if the file exists."
I tried to increase the maximum number of increments and so on but I just don't get it solved.
In this model I replaced the actual screw (which will cause the clamping) by a concentrated force.
See the included model for better understanding and the screenshots of the 3D cad file on following links:
Thanks so much for your help!
Best, Mike
PS: I did use your search and found: but it didn't help me solve my problem.