Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on a buckling analysis using Patran/Nastran on a thin Kapton structure (as part of a solar sail concept). The workflow involves applying prestress through a linear static subcase first, followed by a buckling step to capture possible wrinkling modes.
However, the solver crashes with the following fatal error:
SYSTEM FATAL MESSAGE 7340 (LNNHERR)
PROCESS ERROR REPORTED BY SUBROUTINE LNNP2CS (IER= -725)
USER INFORMATION: NUMBER OF COMPUTED EIGENVALUES EXCEED ALLOCATED STORAGE.
Even when I reduce the number of requested eigenvalues (e.g., to just 3), the error still appears.
I'm using a mesh of approximately 3,800 shell elements.
Has anyone encountered this before? Is there a way to increase the allocated storage or tune solver parameters to avoid this issue?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards
I'm currently working on a buckling analysis using Patran/Nastran on a thin Kapton structure (as part of a solar sail concept). The workflow involves applying prestress through a linear static subcase first, followed by a buckling step to capture possible wrinkling modes.
However, the solver crashes with the following fatal error:
SYSTEM FATAL MESSAGE 7340 (LNNHERR)
PROCESS ERROR REPORTED BY SUBROUTINE LNNP2CS (IER= -725)
USER INFORMATION: NUMBER OF COMPUTED EIGENVALUES EXCEED ALLOCATED STORAGE.
Even when I reduce the number of requested eigenvalues (e.g., to just 3), the error still appears.
I'm using a mesh of approximately 3,800 shell elements.
Has anyone encountered this before? Is there a way to increase the allocated storage or tune solver parameters to avoid this issue?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards