skr3178
Mechanical
- Sep 5, 2020
- 34
Hello,
I am working with a plate with zero translation boundary conditions at both ends and application of loads in the form of thermal predefined temp. from 250 to 450 deg. C. Thermal coeff of expansion has also been defined for the material.
INP files:
Linear:
Non Linear:
Procedure I have followed:
Job 1: Run with "buckle step" to determine various eigenvalues
-Added to keywords
*Output, field, variable=PRESELECT
*NODE FILE
U
Job 2: Run with "Static Riks" to determine post buckling behavior using the Job-1 output
-Added to keywords
**
*IMPERFECTION, FILE=Linear_Buckling, STEP=1
2,28.0
**
I am getting an error-"A ZERO DISPLACEMENT SOLUTION WAS FOUND IN THE FIRST ITERATION OF A RIKS STEP. THE ANALYSIS CANNOT PROCEED. THE MOST LIKELY CAUSE IS THAT ALL DISPLACEMENT DEGREES-OF-FREEDOM ARE CONSTRAINED TO BE ZERO. Job Nonlinear: Abaqus/Standard aborted due to errors"
I expect the structure to continue with post buckling from the non linear analysis as the thermal expansion would build the stress into the constrained ends. I would appreciate your inputs on this error.
-skr3178
I am working with a plate with zero translation boundary conditions at both ends and application of loads in the form of thermal predefined temp. from 250 to 450 deg. C. Thermal coeff of expansion has also been defined for the material.
INP files:
Linear:
Non Linear:
Procedure I have followed:
Job 1: Run with "buckle step" to determine various eigenvalues
-Added to keywords
*Output, field, variable=PRESELECT
*NODE FILE
U
Job 2: Run with "Static Riks" to determine post buckling behavior using the Job-1 output
-Added to keywords
**
*IMPERFECTION, FILE=Linear_Buckling, STEP=1
2,28.0
**
I am getting an error-"A ZERO DISPLACEMENT SOLUTION WAS FOUND IN THE FIRST ITERATION OF A RIKS STEP. THE ANALYSIS CANNOT PROCEED. THE MOST LIKELY CAUSE IS THAT ALL DISPLACEMENT DEGREES-OF-FREEDOM ARE CONSTRAINED TO BE ZERO. Job Nonlinear: Abaqus/Standard aborted due to errors"
I expect the structure to continue with post buckling from the non linear analysis as the thermal expansion would build the stress into the constrained ends. I would appreciate your inputs on this error.
-skr3178