Hello,
Attached a simple model. Analysis created with Inventor Nastran 2021.
It has two Rigid connectors. One Rigid type, one Interpolation type.
When I run the analysis it gives me a "Nastran Solution Failed" message. When I accept that message the solver completes the analysis. I need to load the results manually.
When I set both Rigid connectors to the Rigid type it runs without a warning.
I ran this model also in previous versions of Nastran. Never ran into this "problem".
I hope it's reproducible and not related to my installation of Inventor Nastran 2021.
Hello,
Attached a simple model. Analysis created with Inventor Nastran 2021.
It has two Rigid connectors. One Rigid type, one Interpolation type.
When I run the analysis it gives me a "Nastran Solution Failed" message. When I accept that message the solver completes the analysis. I need to load the results manually.
When I set both Rigid connectors to the Rigid type it runs without a warning.
I ran this model also in previous versions of Nastran. Never ran into this "problem".
I hope it's reproducible and not related to my installation of Inventor Nastran 2021.
Hi Roelof,
The problem is reproducible, so it is not your installation.
I have seen a similar problem but do not know what the solution is. As you indicated, the results are calculated and can be loaded. Compared to an analysis with the force applied directly to the model instead of the interpolation connector, the results are very similar. I think the results are correct, but the analysis may be "failing" when doing something after the results are created. In other words, the failure may not be significant.
I have reported the problem, so I will let the group know if development finds something relevant to the discussion.
Hi Roelof,
The problem is reproducible, so it is not your installation.
I have seen a similar problem but do not know what the solution is. As you indicated, the results are calculated and can be loaded. Compared to an analysis with the force applied directly to the model instead of the interpolation connector, the results are very similar. I think the results are correct, but the analysis may be "failing" when doing something after the results are created. In other words, the failure may not be significant.
I have reported the problem, so I will let the group know if development finds something relevant to the discussion.
Hello John,
Thank for testing.
I also noticed that when you generate the nas file and solve it in te Nastran Editor it doesn't give you a failed warning message or something else. That also gave me confidence in the results.
Hello John,
Thank for testing.
I also noticed that when you generate the nas file and solve it in te Nastran Editor it doesn't give you a failed warning message or something else. That also gave me confidence in the results.
I had this same issue, also in Nastran 2021.
I had this same issue, also in Nastran 2021.
I'm having the same issue in 2021.
The error message is displayed when I have both types of connectors in my model.
If all my rigid connectors are rigid OR interpolation I have no problem. Only when I mix the two.
I'm having the same issue in 2021.
The error message is displayed when I have both types of connectors in my model.
If all my rigid connectors are rigid OR interpolation I have no problem. Only when I mix the two.
I'm also stuck with this issue on Nastran 2021. Has it been resolved yet?
When I use the Rigid type the results are skewed, but this error is preventing me from using the Interpolation type. I tried changing all connectors on the model to Interpolation type but this did not solve the error.
I'm also stuck with this issue on Nastran 2021. Has it been resolved yet?
When I use the Rigid type the results are skewed, but this error is preventing me from using the Interpolation type. I tried changing all connectors on the model to Interpolation type but this did not solve the error.
Hi @Anonymous
There may be different issues with the interpolation connector, and it is not clear which issue you are encountering. Please clarify exactly what is happening in your analysis.
In Roelof's case, he was getting an error message (relatively early in the analysis if I remember correctly), but the analysis continued to run and was giving correct results. It looked like something was triggering Inventor to show an error message when no error had occurred. (Ha, a false negative!)
If your analysis is behaving differently than Roelof's situation, I suggest you do the following:
Hi @Anonymous
There may be different issues with the interpolation connector, and it is not clear which issue you are encountering. Please clarify exactly what is happening in your analysis.
In Roelof's case, he was getting an error message (relatively early in the analysis if I remember correctly), but the analysis continued to run and was giving correct results. It looked like something was triggering Inventor to show an error message when no error had occurred. (Ha, a false negative!)
If your analysis is behaving differently than Roelof's situation, I suggest you do the following:
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