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sorry ,
By mistake i have exported a wrong .dat file.
Suppose if there are no constraints the model should not start solving , the model setup check will give an error saying , there are n constraints in the model.
in my case i have given proper boundary conditions (fixed on one end ).
Still it is giving excessive pivot ratios error as in the .fo6 file.(please open and look in to .fo6 file)
At a single node , few degrees of freedom are more than 1e7 and few are negative .
Any one please help me in this.
By mistake i have exported a wrong .dat file.
Suppose if there are no constraints the model should not start solving , the model setup check will give an error saying , there are n constraints in the model.
in my case i have given proper boundary conditions (fixed on one end ).
Still it is giving excessive pivot ratios error as in the .fo6 file.(please open and look in to .fo6 file)
At a single node , few degrees of freedom are more than 1e7 and few are negative .
Any one please help me in this.
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Hi
Thanks for the response
I have run normal modes analysis also.No extra rigid body motions found.
The problem is I am getting excessive pivot ratios at a particular node as follow.
GRID POINT ID DEGREE OF FREEDOM MATRIX/FACTOR DIAGONAL RATIO MATRIX DIAGONAL
378 T1 4.13818E+13 2.60162E+08
378 T2 3.84776E+14 1.08938E+08
378 T3 -3.53059E+14 3.08177E+08
378 R1 -6.08396E+11 6.87523E+08
378 R3 -1.79726E+11 6.07121E+08
If the excessive pivot ratios are all positive , I can get the solution by changing the MAXRATIO value in the parameters to the maximum value in the above list. In my case its a combination of positive and negative values what to do in this case.
And i want to know what may be the reasons behind getting this error( In my model neither rigid elements are there, nor dissimilar elements are sharing a node . ) please help me.
Thanks for the response
I have run normal modes analysis also.No extra rigid body motions found.
The problem is I am getting excessive pivot ratios at a particular node as follow.
GRID POINT ID DEGREE OF FREEDOM MATRIX/FACTOR DIAGONAL RATIO MATRIX DIAGONAL
378 T1 4.13818E+13 2.60162E+08
378 T2 3.84776E+14 1.08938E+08
378 T3 -3.53059E+14 3.08177E+08
378 R1 -6.08396E+11 6.87523E+08
378 R3 -1.79726E+11 6.07121E+08
If the excessive pivot ratios are all positive , I can get the solution by changing the MAXRATIO value in the parameters to the maximum value in the above list. In my case its a combination of positive and negative values what to do in this case.
And i want to know what may be the reasons behind getting this error( In my model neither rigid elements are there, nor dissimilar elements are sharing a node . ) please help me.
What do you mean by "no extra rigid body motions", there should not be any rigid body motions.
In the file you shared there were no constraint defined. It also seems like you are running Nastran bundled with something else. Could that be the source for error?
Thomas
In the file you shared there were no constraint defined. It also seems like you are running Nastran bundled with something else. Could that be the source for error?
Thomas
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