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Rigid Elements + beam + Sol 401 1

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wojtekmath

Petroleum
Sep 28, 2011
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Hi

I have a problem:
I made beam model. ( i use only a beam elements)
I would made a rigid element between elements on beams.
In rigid options i check only TY.
I used sol 401.

Results:
It looks like it is "Full" rigid (TX TY TZ RX RY RZ).

If I uncheck everything it still work like "full" rigid :(
 
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Can you upload an archive with your model in neutral format so we can check it precisely.
 
I made this analise using sol 402 and with this analise type is OK.
With sol 106 also is fine.
 
Dear Wojtekmath,
The issue is the modeling of the RBE2 with large displacements. The SOL401 RIGID=AUTO setting will select the RIGID=STIFF option when LGDISP=1. With this option, the RBE2 legs are each replaced with a stiff beam.
If you run with the RIGID=NONLIN option, the RBE2’s will be represented with nonlinear MPC’s and the solution will complete successfully, with accurate results.

rbe2-rigid-sol401_s7vn0d.png


Best regards,
Blas.

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