martinope9
Aerospace
- Nov 21, 2011
- 2
Dear All,
I'll be grateful if someone might help me.
I have a SPLINE which summarise the trend of a load with respect to the time. I wish to apply it as a SFORCE in MSC Adams by using a SINGLE-COMPONENT FORCE.
I'm actually using the following code "AKISPL(time,0,input_2_12, 0)" but the simulation stops running showing this message:
ERROR: At time 3.545690582E-01 the integrator is unable to start/restart. Possible Causes:
(1) The accuracy required for the numerical solution can not be attained.
Relax (increase) the value of the acceptable integration ERROR.
(2) Incompatible redundant constraints, a lock up, or a bifurcation
situation. The latter two indicate a mechanism design problem.
(3) The system includes a zero (or relatively small) mass on a part with
an unconstrained translational degree of freedom.
Make sure you have mass on all parts with translational degrees of freedom.
(4) The system includes a zero (or relatively small) inertia on a part
with an unconstrained rotational degree of freedom.
Make sure you have inertias on all parts with rotational degrees of freedom.
(5) An Adams element has a function expression that equals exactly itself.
For example,
SFORCE/id1,I=id2,J=id3,ROT,FUNC=SFORCE(id1,jflag,comp,rm),and
DIFF/id4,IMPLICIT,IC=0,FUNC=DIF1(id4).
Similarly,
VARIABLE/id5, FUNC=VARVAL(id5)*TIME
equals itself at 1 second. Avoid setting an Adams element equal to itself.
I read about someone who used "*DTOR" at the end of the code to convert units (from degrees to radians) but I don't have any rotating joint or rotating motion.
Does anyone of you know how to apply this load correctly?
Thanks in advance,
Giuseppe.
I'll be grateful if someone might help me.
I have a SPLINE which summarise the trend of a load with respect to the time. I wish to apply it as a SFORCE in MSC Adams by using a SINGLE-COMPONENT FORCE.
I'm actually using the following code "AKISPL(time,0,input_2_12, 0)" but the simulation stops running showing this message:
ERROR: At time 3.545690582E-01 the integrator is unable to start/restart. Possible Causes:
(1) The accuracy required for the numerical solution can not be attained.
Relax (increase) the value of the acceptable integration ERROR.
(2) Incompatible redundant constraints, a lock up, or a bifurcation
situation. The latter two indicate a mechanism design problem.
(3) The system includes a zero (or relatively small) mass on a part with
an unconstrained translational degree of freedom.
Make sure you have mass on all parts with translational degrees of freedom.
(4) The system includes a zero (or relatively small) inertia on a part
with an unconstrained rotational degree of freedom.
Make sure you have inertias on all parts with rotational degrees of freedom.
(5) An Adams element has a function expression that equals exactly itself.
For example,
SFORCE/id1,I=id2,J=id3,ROT,FUNC=SFORCE(id1,jflag,comp,rm),and
DIFF/id4,IMPLICIT,IC=0,FUNC=DIF1(id4).
Similarly,
VARIABLE/id5, FUNC=VARVAL(id5)*TIME
equals itself at 1 second. Avoid setting an Adams element equal to itself.
I read about someone who used "*DTOR" at the end of the code to convert units (from degrees to radians) but I don't have any rotating joint or rotating motion.
Does anyone of you know how to apply this load correctly?
Thanks in advance,
Giuseppe.