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I am doing with Radioss. I have uploaded my model's results. Can you please kindly check for me.
Hello.
After reviewing your model and out file, the issue is caused by an incompatible kinematic condition on the bottom nodes. They have two conflicting conditions, one from the rigid wall, and one from the tie contact. This causes nodes to be removed from the rigid wall, as you can see from the warning below. That's why the component pass through it. To fix this, you can switch to the penalty formulation for the tie contact by setting Spotflag = 28 in the TYPE2 contact definition.
WARNING ID : 446 ** WARNING IN RIGID WALL DESCRIPTION : -- RIGID WALL ID: 1 -- RIGID WALL TITLE: rigidwall1 366 NODES HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM RWALL, DUE TO INCOMPATIBLE KINEMATIC CONDITIONS WARNING ID : 446 ** WARNING IN RIGID WALL DESCRIPTION : -- RIGID WALL ID: 2 -- RIGID WALL TITLE: rigidwall2 366 NODES HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM RWALL, DUE TO INCOMPATIBLE KINEMATIC CONDITIONS WARNING ID : 312 ** INCOMPATIBLE KINEMATIC CONDITIONS IN MODEL DESCRIPTION : 1464 INCOMPATIBLE KINEMATIC CONDITIONS IN MODEL
Best regards,
Guilherme Brandão.
Thank You for your response.
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