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jesdan

Civil/Environmental
Feb 25, 2015
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Hi Guys,
I am trying to analyse a section of a rail track where a wheel having axle load of 250 KN rotating on the I beam. I cannot get the wheel to rotate,the model is not working and I cannot seem to find the problem. Could you please help?
The error is:
Warning: Permission was denied for "abaqus.rpy"; "abaqus.rpy.3" will be used for this session's replay file.
The job input file "Job-1.inp" has been submitted for analysis.
Error in job Job-1: 1 nodes are missing degree of freedoms. The MPC/Equation/kinematic coupling constraints can not be formed. The nodes have been identified in node set ErrNodeMissingDofConstrDef.
Job Job-1: Analysis Input File Processor aborted due to errors.
Error in job Job-1: Analysis Input File Processor exited with an error.
Job Job-1 aborted due to errors.

Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
 
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Open the ODB and check where that set is. It is probably one node. Afterwards check what definitions you have on that node.
 
In the Interaction module, edit the Constraint-1 of coupling type, and respecify the control point. This point cannot belong to the wheel surface. To specify this point, you must select a point from the rail, or create a point where the wheel and the rail come in contact through partitioning, and then select it for the constraint. However, I couldn't find out what is the purpose of this constraint.

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Not especially related to your post, but there seems to be an epidemic of this problem, so I am reposting what I told another poster:

If I can offer another piece of advice. The titles to your posts are atrocious. They sound whiny and show that because you can't even put enough thought into a thoughtful post title, that it us unlikely that you have even put a modicum of effort into solving your own problem yourself.

Do yourself and the rest of us a favour and use a thoughtful and informative post title.
 
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