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Please someone help me to correct the error I am not understanding what the error is. I have attached the model for reference below
Hi
The error indicates that you selected same node id for the GA and GB on the beam definition, and it is not allowed.
For instance, beam element id 609, have GA=GB=node_id_513.
I Hope this is helpful.
Regards
Hi The error indicates that you selected same node id for the GA and GB on the beam definition, and it is not allowed. For instance, beam element id 609, have GA=GB=node_id_513. I Hope this is helpful. Regards
What is GA and GB sir
Also like whats the method to correct this
the 2 nodes in your beam element are the same.
delete the element and correct it/create it again.
the 2 nodes in your beam element are the same. delete the element and correct it/create it again.
Sir I think so the nodes that are same are 609 and 513 right? How do we find where are those nodes. Do we have visually inspect each and every node
No Sir I tried to delete and create again but still, again error persists i, dont know why I even tried to delete the whole mesh and deployed it once again. If you dont mind can you please take a look at the hm model and just do the necessary correction and sent back it would be really helpful Sir pls.
if you go to Tool>>Numbers and select elements >> by id, you will find the element 609.
You can delete it F2>>element >> by id>609
consider using Model Checker in HyperMesh for checking for common errors.
https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=f076043a1b2bd0908017dc61ec4bcbed
if you go to Tool>>Numbers and select elements >> by id, you will find the element 609. You can delete it F2>>element >> by id>609 consider using Model Checker in HyperMesh for checking for common errors. https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=f076043a1b2bd0908017dc61ec4bcbed
Thanks Sir helped a lot
@Adriano A. Koga @Adriano Koga Sir that error was rectified but a new error popped up. I tried to delete and recreate this element but still error is persisting. But if i delete this element thand run the analysis its working but this element is needed for the simulation
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