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Aerospace
- Apr 17, 2007
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Hi everybody!
I am working on a model representing a structure with LAMINATE sections. As there are DLOADs acting on it, I need to run it with NLGEOM=yes, so that the deformed new position of the structure is taken into account while the loads are acting on it. The problem is, although it runs ok in the NLGEOM=NO, with NLGEOM=YES, it does not converge. I cheked the model, and does not seem to be anything wrong (It run ok without NLGEOm!) This happens even with a simple flat surface model with DLOADs on it. What could be wrong? Is there any incompatibility among NLGEOM and LAMINATE properties?
Thank you all....
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I am working on a model representing a structure with LAMINATE sections. As there are DLOADs acting on it, I need to run it with NLGEOM=yes, so that the deformed new position of the structure is taken into account while the loads are acting on it. The problem is, although it runs ok in the NLGEOM=NO, with NLGEOM=YES, it does not converge. I cheked the model, and does not seem to be anything wrong (It run ok without NLGEOm!) This happens even with a simple flat surface model with DLOADs on it. What could be wrong? Is there any incompatibility among NLGEOM and LAMINATE properties?
Thank you all....
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