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Hello!
I have been trying to solve the following Topological Optimization using Inspire 2019.4, but every time I run the solver, it gives me the Error 7002. I have tried to solve it by changing the minimum thickness, but it doesn't work.
Thanks a lot!
When you run the model in Inspire it creates a run folder where it creats an OptiStruct model.
Do you have the .out file in this folder? Any error in the .out file?
I was able to run your model in Inspire 2020. I only deleted a Part1 that was empty.
I'm running default Optimization run, with 25mm of minimum member size and so far it is running ok. (it will take some minutes to run)
When you run the model in Inspire it creates a run folder where it creats an OptiStruct model. Do you have the .out file in this folder? Any error in the .out file? I was able to run your model in Inspire 2020. I only deleted a Part1 that was empty. I'm running default Optimization run, with 25mm of minimum member size and so far it is running ok. (it will take some minutes to run)
Yes, the problem was being generated because of the Minimum Thickness in the parameters constraints. I have ran it with a Minimum Thickness of 2mm and it went good.
Thank you!
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