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Hello,
I want to make quasi-static nonlinear analysis in Radioss. My model does not have any contacts but I take time step error.
Can you help me ?
This my input file, How can I fix it ?
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Can you help me
Hi,
Hello, thank you very much for your response.
If I have any loading when time is zero, what can I do ?
Also, Quasi-static solver takes 15 min to solve it; however, explicit solver takes 1 min.
What is the reason of this difference ?
glad to help.
In the explicit quasistatic analysis it is recommended:
The implicit quasistatic analysis with instantaneous loading has convergence difficulties as the equilibrium solution at initial load is far from the initial position. As a workaround try:
Implicit and explicit solutions can be compared only if the explicit solution satisfies above recommendations regarding slower loading and damping- both will increase explicit solution CPU time. The implicit solution could be further optimized for better convergence. Note also that Radioss implicit is only meant to complement explicit (capability to switch during simulation)- otherwise use NLSTAT non-linear quasi-static analysis in Optistruct.
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