Execution problem no. 3060 in modal analysis

Execution problem no. 3060 in modal analysis

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Execution problem no. 3060 in modal analysis

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I've modeled a power line in Robot and when I try to execute modal analysis calculations it gives me executive problem no. 3060. Had a few instabilities in some nodes, I managed to fix them but somehow I only created more instabilities. I tried some other things but it still gives me error because off executive problem no. 3060. Help please!!

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Rafal.Gaweda
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Correct model first to get rid of all instabilities in it.
If it is not the case please send us model.


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Rafal.Gaweda
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As I said before you need to correct model first:

 

pylon.jpg



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Anonymous
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I don't have instabilities in my structure and that error keeps appearing... I already try to repair Robot and don't solve this occurance.

 

My only warnings are: isolated nodes and duplicated load case. 

 

Can I sent my file ?

 

Cumps

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Rafal.Gaweda
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Yes, we need your file.


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Anonymous
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Here it goes.

 

It's attached also the spectrum for spectral analysis.

 

Cumps

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Anonymous
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The spectrum file don't have a valid extension... You can try to run the spectral analysis with any spectrum. That's certainly not the problem
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Rafal.Gaweda
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Something is wrong with mass defintion.

You are converting loads onto masses acting in Z direction only but in Modal case definition you neglect them so in fact there is no mass for Modal.

 

massz.jpg



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Anonymous
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Problem Solved.

Thanks
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