Error with MAT9OR
Hello Team,
I got this below error while doing optimization, and I cannot get the model to run successfully. If I use PARAM,MATCHECK, No, then I would probably get wrong results. what should I do? I changed my design variables bounds, but that still did no do it.
A fatal error has occurred during computations:
*** ERROR # 1551 ***
for material id = 21 referenced from property id = 21.
Material coefficients Gij on MAT9 card produce material matrix with negative
eigenvalues. This violates material stability conditions.
Eigenvalues of G: 5.811209e+04 -4.221653e+05 1.943692e+04
5.542000e+04 2.917000e+04 3.024000e+04
*** PROGRAM STOPPED: FATAL ERROR(s) ENCOUNTERED
Answers
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Hi Numair
So by alternating bounds do you mean that you have design variables for material coefficients Gij?
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Johan Dahlberg_20306 said:
Hi Numair
So by alternating bounds do you mean that you have design variables for material coefficients Gij?
/JohanI have created Design Variables and allowed the 'E' value to vary in a range for the MAT9ORT.
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Numair said:
I have created Design Variables and allowed the 'E' value to vary in a range for the MAT9ORT.
I just found out that increasing one of the 'E' values lower limit will solve the problem, but it was just kind of educated guess. There should be something in Optistruct to direct you on what to do.
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Great that you sorted it out!
I guess it could be hard to cover all combinations of instability, that's why the generic text in the .out file.
I normally do min/max overchecks before I do optimisation, then one know the "potential" of the problem/design
Anyway, good luck with your optimisation!
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Johan Dahlberg_20306 said:
Great that you sorted it out!
I guess it could be hard to cover all combinations of instability, that's why the generic text in the .out file.
I normally do min/max overchecks before I do optimisation, then one know the "potential" of the problem/design
Anyway, good luck with your optimisation!
/johanThere are a few stability checks needed for the material
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If you use (Param,Checkmat, no), then aren't you solving the model with erroneous eigen values? I know that you can stop the error from happening, but are the results correct in this case?
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the values below belong to the material card 21, these are the G values.
5.542000e+04 2.917000e+04 3.024000e+04
I noticed that increasing the lower bounds on of the design variables of the material card could solve the issue.
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