Tinni1
Civil/Environmental
- Sep 27, 2021
- 157
Hi,
I am performing a bending analysis of a cold-formed steel beam, simply supported at loaded at 3 different points (Picture of the model attached). The translational degree of freedom at X direction is restrained at both the ends of the beam.
For the loading point and support, I have modeled, semi-circular cylindrical objects with 3D-discrete rigid elements.
Between the rigid body and the beam, I have defined: penalty friction(co eff-0.35), normal hard contact property, and general contact for the explicit solver. I have not defined any tie constraint anywhere in the model.
I am using displacement control load and dynamic explicit analysis.
My analysis is aborted due to the below error.
1. Abaqus/Explicit requires rigid bodies to have a non-zero mass unless
translational constraints are applied with the *BOUNDARY option (see
the SIMULIA User Assitance Guide). Nodes that are part of a rigid
body do not require mass individually but the rigid body as a whole
must possess mass unless constraints are used. To remedy this error,
either add translational constraints to the reference nodes with the
*BOUNDARY option or add mass using the *MASS option, whichever is
appropriate to obtain the desired response. A node set named
"ErrNodeRefNodeNoMass" containing the problematic reference nodes is
created to help locate the error and modify the input definition.
2. Abaqus/Explicit requires rigid bodies to have positive definite
rotary inertia unless rotational constraints are applied with the
*BOUNDARY option (see the SIMULIA User Assitance Guide). Nodes that
are part of a rigid body do not require mass and inertia
individually, but the rigid body as a whole must possess positive
definite rotary inertia unless constraints are used. To remedy this
error, either add rotational constraints to the reference nodes with
the *BOUNDARY option or add inertia using the *ROTARY INERTIA
option, whichever is appropriate to obtain the desired response. A
node set named "ErrNodeRefNodeNoRot1Axis" containing the problematic
reference nodes is created to help locate the error and modify the
input definition.
How do I eliminate this error, could anyone provide any direction, please?
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I am performing a bending analysis of a cold-formed steel beam, simply supported at loaded at 3 different points (Picture of the model attached). The translational degree of freedom at X direction is restrained at both the ends of the beam.
For the loading point and support, I have modeled, semi-circular cylindrical objects with 3D-discrete rigid elements.
Between the rigid body and the beam, I have defined: penalty friction(co eff-0.35), normal hard contact property, and general contact for the explicit solver. I have not defined any tie constraint anywhere in the model.
I am using displacement control load and dynamic explicit analysis.
My analysis is aborted due to the below error.
1. Abaqus/Explicit requires rigid bodies to have a non-zero mass unless
translational constraints are applied with the *BOUNDARY option (see
the SIMULIA User Assitance Guide). Nodes that are part of a rigid
body do not require mass individually but the rigid body as a whole
must possess mass unless constraints are used. To remedy this error,
either add translational constraints to the reference nodes with the
*BOUNDARY option or add mass using the *MASS option, whichever is
appropriate to obtain the desired response. A node set named
"ErrNodeRefNodeNoMass" containing the problematic reference nodes is
created to help locate the error and modify the input definition.
2. Abaqus/Explicit requires rigid bodies to have positive definite
rotary inertia unless rotational constraints are applied with the
*BOUNDARY option (see the SIMULIA User Assitance Guide). Nodes that
are part of a rigid body do not require mass and inertia
individually, but the rigid body as a whole must possess positive
definite rotary inertia unless constraints are used. To remedy this
error, either add rotational constraints to the reference nodes with
the *BOUNDARY option or add inertia using the *ROTARY INERTIA
option, whichever is appropriate to obtain the desired response. A
node set named "ErrNodeRefNodeNoRot1Axis" containing the problematic
reference nodes is created to help locate the error and modify the
input definition.
How do I eliminate this error, could anyone provide any direction, please?
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