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After completion of normal mode analysis , there is no h3d file generated.
Hi @yogeshchandra
Can you let us know which version of HyperWorks are you using and updates installed?
If possible, please share the model file.
i am using 2017 version.
i have attached model file.
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No modes exist between your frequency range and that is the reason no h3d file is generated.
Please request modes with just ND on EIGRL and check if that helps.
sir, there is no h3d file generated even after following the above method.
Please share the .out file.
i have attached .out file
Dont mention range of interest and extract using ND (Number of modes to extract).
@yogeshchandra
Please remove V1 and V2 from EIGRL and try again with ND alone.
how can i establish connection between members , if they are not connected and comes out from geometry during modal analysis ?
It depends on how complex the problem is. You can connect elements nodally by equivalencing. If there is no node within the tolerance, then you may have to trim the element and make room for a node and connect
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