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Hi,
I am working on bird strike analysis by using Radioss. I received following Warning message.
WARNING ** BUCKET FAILED, QUADRATIC SEARCH
What can I do to overcome this warning ?
Any suggestions ?
I don't use RADIOSS (LS-Dyna user) but it sounds like a contact search failure (bucket search) and RADIOSS switch to quadratic search.
Normaly it is only a warning and not a problem (maybe lose of speed).
You can try to redefine contact areas, maybe some more and smaller.
Best regards,
Mario
Hi Mario,
I tried to run the model by redifining the contact its showing the same warning as mentioned below and not giving any results also.
** WARNING ** BUCKET FAILED, QUADRATIC SEARCH. ** WARNING SPH SEARCH FOR NEIGHBOURS & SPH COMPUTATION. ** INFO ** SPH RE-SEARCH FOR NEIGHBOURS
Hi everybody
Have you find out the reason of the warning message?
I have the same problem in a woody sphere water entry....and can't find out how to overcome the warning.
i'm using Radioss block 120
best regards
Damir
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