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FEA simulations error - mesh to coarse

robinMGH52
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FEA simulations error - mesh to coarse

robinMGH52
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Hello,

I am student mechanical engineering and at the moment I am working on several FEA simulations for a project. I do static event simulations and in the scenario, I simulate, the forces are in equilibrium. The function "remove rigid body" is activated during the simulation. Unfortunately, the simulations fail. You can find the warnings in the attachment. I think that the mesh is too coarse. The model has walls with a minimum thickness of 0.6 mm and the smallest "local mesh" mesh that is possible for this model is 2.5mm. If I activate the absolute size for the general mesh and set this to something smaller than 0.5mm crash my computer. So, does anybody know how I can solve this problem?

 

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dsouzasujay
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Hi @robinMGH52 

 

Could you please attach the dataset, I see errors while generating contact.


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Sujay D'souza
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robinMGH52
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Thanks for your reply. What do you mean with "the datasheet"? In the attachment you can find pictures of the report. I can not upload the report, because of his format and unfortunately, I can not change the format.

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robinMGH52
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Datasheet = dataset

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dsouzasujay
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Hi @robinMGH52 ,

 

Sorry for using technical term.

 

I mean your file.
File>Export your *.f3d/*.f3z file to your local drive and then attach it here to a reply.


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robinMGH52
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Hi @dsouzasujay 

 

Thanks for the help. However, I already managed to solve the problem.

 

Kind regards,

Robin

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sutherland-
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Hi @robinMGH52 

 

Could you please share how you managed to fix it in the comments and press "Accept Solution" on your own post, so that other members can see how to fix the issue that you were facing.

 

Thanks in advance.


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dsouzasujay
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Agree with @sutherland- 
Please share how you were able to fix the error, other users will get help when they get struck with same error.


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Sujay D'souza
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robinMGH52
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The model was solved after I changed some mesh settings. The main change was the element order from parabolic to linear

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