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Instability type 3 - and partial stiffness coeff.

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Anonymous
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Instability type 3 - and partial stiffness coeff.

I have a question regarding instability type three. During the design of steel structure which there are many releases defined in it. Can I solve the instability type 3 by defining a partial stiffness coeff. If yes, what is the optimal values recommended, and how these values will affect the calculation of the results?

 

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Krzysztof_Wasik
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Hi @Anonymous 

In some cases instability type 3 can be ignored. Please refer to 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/robot-structural-analysis-products/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Can-instability-type-3-error-be-ignored-in-Autodesk-Robot-Structural.html

 

If extensive displacements/rotations are caused by too many releases define small elastic coefficient instead of fully released degrees off freedom in releases. It should stabilize model (block unexpected nodes rotation).

 

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Smaller elasticity defined in releases , smaller influence on force distribution will be obtained.

When elastic releases are used DSC algorithm should be set in Tools >Job Preferences >Structure Analysis.

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