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Hi ..
I am doing a material noninear analysis.
The material definition is as follows
E=210000Mpa Limit1 =330MPa
After running the solution for some time i am getting the following error.
I also attached output file.
can any one help me ?
Hi Naresh,
Your stress-strain curve must be defined with data points being in ascending order. Also for analyses where small deformations are not assumed, the true (Vs. Engieneering) stress-strain curve should be used.
BR-
Thomas
Thanks for the reply ..
After posting the question , I tried that but some times the same error is coming ..
and some times it is not even converging ..
The model has no contacts ..Its a simple rod under tension ..But still not converging..
Please guide me..
Thanks for the reply .. After posting the question , I tried that but some times the same error is coming .. and some times it is not even converging .. The model has no contacts ..Its a simple rod under tension ..But still not converging.. Please guide me..
I suggest to go step by step in the non-linear behavior.
With those iterations you'll be able to isolate the problem. I haven't seen the last model but I would say that the curve is not defined according to the requested definition.
I suggest to go step by step in the non-linear behavior. First don't use MATS1 card and run the quasi static non-linear analysis with linear material Then add MATS1 by using the hardening slope H instead of a curve then modify MATS1 to use a curve With those iterations you'll be able to isolate the problem. I haven't seen the last model but I would say that the curve is not defined according to the requested definition. BR- Thomas
Dear Thomas
Thanks for the quick reply.
I have give a try for three cases first two are converged and the third didnot.
The curve used for TABLES1 is as attached.
Please give your suggestions.
Dear Thomas Thanks for the quick reply. I have give a try for three cases first two are converged and the third didnot. The curve used for TABLES1 is as attached. Please give your suggestions.
Last segement of the curve is not right, the slope can't increase, it should only be decreasing from segment to segment.
Last segement of the curve is not right, the slope can't increase, it should only be decreasing from segment to segment. BR- Thomas
I have deleted the last points , so that the slopes can all decresing only ..But i see the same result.
Also for other simulations the solution converged for increasing slopes as well.
Please guide me. this is crucial for us.
I have deleted the last points , so that the slopes can all decresing only ..But i see the same result. Also for other simulations the solution converged for increasing slopes as well. Please guide me. this is crucial for us.
What if you only use the 3 first points ?
Without the model and/or the .out file it's difficult to juge. It may be easier to contact your local support.
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