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May 5, 2020 at 7:27 pmTaurusSubscriber
Cannot solve the geometry even after turning on large deflection and switching to none in GPU settings. How to resolve this issue?
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May 6, 2020 at 3:22 amKeyur KanadeAnsys Employee
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May 6, 2020 at 4:49 amTaurusSubscriber
 ***** ANSYS COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS *****
 BATCH MODE REQUESTED (-b)  = NOLIST
 INPUT FILE COPY MODE (-c)  = COPY
 DISTRIBUTED MEMORY PARALLEL REQUESTED
    2 PARALLEL PROCESSES REQUESTED WITH SINGLE THREAD PER PROCESS
  TOTAL OF   2 CORES REQUESTED
 MPI OPTION          = INTELMPI
 INPUT FILE NAME       = E:_ProjectScratchScr9AADdummy.dat
 OUTPUT FILE NAME       = E:_ProjectScratchScr9AADsolve.out
 START-UP FILE MODE      = NOREAD
 STOP FILE MODE        = NOREAD
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 RELEASE= Release 18.1     BUILD= 18.1   UP20170403  VERSION=WINDOWS x64Â
 CURRENT JOBNAME=file0 18:288 JAN 05, 2020 CP=   0.250
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 PARAMETER _DS_PROGRESS =   999.0000000  Â
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 /INPUT FILE= ds.dat LINE=    0
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 *** NOTE ***              CP =    0.562  TIME= 18:288
 The /CONFIG,NOELDB command is not valid in a Distributed ANSYS     Â
 solution. Command is ignored.                     Â
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 *GET _WALLSTRT FROM ACTI ITEM=TIME WALL VALUE= 18.4772222  Â
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 TITLE=Â
 new idea--Static Structural (A5)                       Â
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 ACT Extensions:
   MechanicalDropTest, 2.0
   f0fd899f-9d88-4f46-8cf1-36bf5c218d65, wbex
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 SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _WB_PROJECTSCRATCH_DIR
 TYPE=STRI DIMENSIONS=   248    1    1
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 PARAMETER _WB_PROJECTSCRATCH_DIR(1) = E:_ProjectScratchScr9AAD
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 SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _WB_SOLVERFILES_DIR
 TYPE=STRI DIMENSIONS=   248    1    1
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 PARAMETER _WB_SOLVERFILES_DIR(1) = E:new idea_filesdp0SYSMECH
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 SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _WB_USERFILES_DIR
 TYPE=STRI DIMENSIONS=   248    1    1
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 PARAMETER _WB_USERFILES_DIR(1) = E:new idea_filesuser_files
 --- Data in consistent NMM units. See Solving Units in the help system for more
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 MPA UNITS SPECIFIED FOR INTERNAL  Â
 LENGTH   = MILLIMETERS (mm)
 MASS    = TONNE (Mg)
 TIME    = SECONDS (sec)
 TEMPERATURE = CELSIUS (C)
 TOFFSET   = 273.0
 FORCE    = NEWTON (N)
 HEAT    = MILLIJOULES (mJ)
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 INPUT UNITS ARE ALSO SET TO MPAÂ
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 *** ANSYS - ENGINEERING ANALYSIS SYSTEM RELEASE Release 18.1   18.1   ***
 DISTRIBUTED ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise           Â
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 00000000 VERSION=WINDOWS x64  18:288 JAN 05, 2020 CP=   0.578
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 new idea--Static Structural (A5)                       Â
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     ***** ANSYS ANALYSIS DEFINITION (PREP7) *****
 *********** Nodes for the whole assembly ***********
 *********** Nodes for all Remote Points ***********
 *********** Elements for Body 1 "Hemispherical ball" ***********
 *********** Elements for Body 2 "plane" ***********
 *********** Send User Defined Coordinate System(s) ***********
 *********** Set Reference Temperature ***********
 *********** Send Materials ***********
 *********** Create Contact "Frictional - Hemispherical ball To plane" *********
       Real Constant Set For Above Contact Is 4 & 3
 *********** Fixed Supports ***********
 ******* Constant Zero Displacement X *******
 ******* Constant Zero Displacement Z *******
 *********** Define Force Using Surface Effect Elements ***********
 *********** Create Remote Point "Internal Remote Point 2" ***********
 *********** Create Joint "Translational - Ground To Hemispherical ball" *******
       Real Constant Set For Above Joint Is 8
 *********** Create Joint Drivers **********
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 ***** ROUTINE COMPLETED ***** CP =     0.734
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 --- Number of total nodes = 5615
 --- Number of contact elements = 874
 --- Number of spring elements = 0
 --- Number of bearing elements = 0
 --- Number of solid elements = 3162
 --- Number of condensed parts = 0
 --- Number of total elements = 4038
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 *GET _WALLBSOL FROM ACTI ITEM=TIME WALL VALUE= 18.4772222  Â
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 *************************  SOLUTION    ********************************
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 ***** ANSYS SOLUTION ROUTINE *****
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 PERFORM A STATIC ANALYSIS
 THIS WILL BE A NEW ANALYSIS
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 USE SPARSE MATRIX DIRECT SOLVER
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 USE THE FULL NEWTON-RAPHSON OPTION FOR ALL DEGREES OF FREEDOM
  WITH UNSYMMETRIC SOLVER
  AND USE THE DEFAULT ADAPTIVE DESCENT OPTION
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 CONTACT INFORMATION PRINTOUT LEVEL    1
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 DO NOT COMBINE ELEMENT MATRIX FILES (.emat) AFTER DISTRIBUTED PARALLEL SOLUTION
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 DO NOT COMBINE ELEMENT SAVE DATA FILES (.esav) AFTER DISTRIBUTED PARALLEL SOLUTION
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 NLDIAG: Nonlinear diagnostics CONT option is set to ON.Â
     Writing frequency : each ITERATION.
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 DEFINE RESTART CONTROL FOR LOADSTEP LAST
 AT FREQUENCY OF LAST AND NUMBER FOR OVERWRITE IS  0
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 DELETE RESTART FILES OF ENDSTEP
 ****************************************************
 ******************* SOLVE FOR LS 1 OF 2 ****************
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 SELECT    FOR ITEM=TYPE COMPONENT=  Â
 IN RANGE     5 TO     5 STEP     1
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     57 ELEMENTS (OF    4038 DEFINED) SELECTED BY ESEL COMMAND.
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 SELECT   ALL NODES HAVING ANY ELEMENT IN ELEMENT SET.
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   126 NODES (OF   5615 DEFINED) SELECTED FROM
    57 SELECTED ELEMENTS BY NSLE COMMAND.
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 SPECIFIED SURFACE LOAD PRES FOR ALL SELECTED ELEMENTS LKEY = 1  KVAL = 1
   SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI48X          Â
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 SPECIFIED SURFACE LOAD PRES FOR ALL SELECTED ELEMENTS LKEY = 2  KVAL = 1
   SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI48Y          Â
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 SPECIFIED SURFACE LOAD PRES FOR ALL SELECTED ELEMENTS LKEY = 3  KVAL = 1
   SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI48Z          Â
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 ALL SELECT  FOR ITEM=NODE COMPONENT=  Â
 IN RANGE     1 TO    5615 STEP     1
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    5615 NODES (OF    5615 DEFINED) SELECTED BY NSEL COMMAND.
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 ALL SELECT  FOR ITEM=ELEM COMPONENT=  Â
 IN RANGE     1 TO    4040 STEP     1
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    4038 ELEMENTS (OF    4038 DEFINED) SELECTED BY ESEL COMMAND.
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 PRINTOUT RESUMED BY /GOP
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 SELECT    FOR ITEM=TYPE COMPONENT=  Â
 IN RANGE     8 TO     8 STEP     1
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     1 ELEMENTS (OF    4038 DEFINED) SELECTED BY ESEL COMMAND.
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 APPLIED BOUNDARY CONDITIONS OR FORCES FOR JOINT ELEMENTS
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SPECIFIED VALUE FOR ALL SELECTED ELEMENTS
FORCE, MOMENT, DISPLACEMENT OR ROTATION LABEL = UXÂ Â
SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETERÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â = _LOADVARI303Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
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 ALL SELECT  FOR ITEM=ELEM COMPONENT=  Â
 IN RANGE     1 TO    4040 STEP     1
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    4038 ELEMENTS (OF    4038 DEFINED) SELECTED BY ESEL COMMAND.
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 USE AUTOMATIC TIME STEPPING THIS LOAD STEP
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 USE    1 SUBSTEPS INITIALLY THIS LOAD STEP FOR ALL DEGREES OF FREEDOM
 FOR AUTOMATIC TIME STEPPING:
  USE   10 SUBSTEPS AS A MAXIMUM
  USE   1 SUBSTEPS AS A MINIMUM
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 TIME= 0.10000  Â
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 ERASE THE CURRENT DATABASE OUTPUT CONTROL TABLE.
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 WRITE ALL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF NONE
  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES
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 WRITE NSOL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALLÂ
  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES
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 WRITE RSOL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALLÂ
  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES
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 WRITE STRS ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALLÂ
  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES
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 WRITE EPEL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALLÂ
  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES
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 WRITE EPPL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALLÂ
  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES
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 PRINTOUT RESUMED BY /GOP
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 WRITE MISC ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALLÂ
  FOR THE ENTITIES DEFINED BY COMPONENT _ELMISCÂ
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 NONLINEAR STABILIZATION CONTROL:
 KEY=OFFÂ
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 *GET ANSINTER_ FROM ACTI ITEM=INT    VALUE= 0.00000000  Â
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 ***** ANSYS SOLVE  COMMAND *****
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 *** WARNING ***             CP =    0.797  TIME= 18:288
 Element shape checking is currently inactive. Issue SHPP,ON or    Â
 SHPP,WARN to reactivate, if desired.                  Â
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 *** WARNING ***             CP =    0.797  TIME= 18:288
 MPC184 elements are being used in the current analysis and the     Â
 NLGEOM,ON command has not been used. Thus, only linearized behavior  Â
 will be considered. If finite rotation and large deflection effects  Â
 are to be considered, please use the NLGEOM,ON command.        Â
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 *** ERROR ***              CP =    0.797  TIME= 18:288
 Newton-Raphson option is not allowed in a linear analysis when MPC184 Â
 Joint elements are used.                        Â
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 *** ERROR ***              CP =    0.828  TIME= 18:288
 The model data was checked and there were errors found.        Â
 Please check output or errors file (                 Â
 E:_ProjectScratchScr9AADfile0.err ) for messages.          Â
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 NUMBER OF WARNING MESSAGES ENCOUNTERED=     2
 NUMBER OF ERROR  MESSAGES ENCOUNTERED=     2
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 ***** PROBLEM TERMINATED BY INDICATED ERROR(S) OR BY END OF INPUT DATA *****
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Release: Release 18.1Â Â Â Â Build: 18.1Â Â Â Â Update: UP20170403Â Â Platform: WINDOWS x64Â
Date Run: 01/05/2020Â Â Time: 18:28Â Â Â Process ID: 5440
Operating System: Windows 8.1Â (Build: 9600)
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Processor Model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4010U CPU @ 1.70GHz
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Compiler: Intel(R) FORTRAN Compiler Version 15.0.7Â (Build: 20160518)
     Intel(R) C/C++ Compiler Version 15.0.7 (Build: 20160518)
     Intel(R) Math Kernel Library Version 11.3.3 Product Build 20160413
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Number of machines requested      :  1
Total number of cores available     :  4
Number of physical cores available   :  2
Number of processes requested      :  2
Number of threads per process requested :Â Â 1
Total number of cores requested     :  2 (Distributed Memory Parallel)       Â
MPI Type: INTELMPI
MPI Version: Intel(R) MPI Library 5.1.3 for Windows* OS
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GPU Acceleration: Not Requested
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Job Name: file0
Input File: dummy.dat
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 Core        Machine Name  Working Directory
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   0            Asim  E:_ProjectScratchScr9AAD
   1            Asim  E:_ProjectScratchScr9AAD
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Latency time from master to core  1 =  2.400 microseconds
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Communication speed from master to core  1 = 1799.76 MB/sec
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Total CPU time for main thread          :    0.8 seconds
Total CPU time summed for all threads       :    1.4 seconds
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Elapsed time spent pre-processing model (/PREP7)Â :Â Â Â Â 0.1 seconds
Elapsed time spent solution - preprocessing    :    0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent computing solution       :    0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent solution - postprocessing   :    0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent post-processing model (/POST1) :Â Â Â Â 0.0 seconds
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Maximum total memory used             :    37.0 MB
Maximum total memory allocated          :   3136.0 MB
Total physical memory available          :     4 GB
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 |            DISTRIBUTED ANSYS RUN COMPLETED           |
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 | Ansys Release 18.1     Build 18.1     UP20170403   WINDOWS x64 |
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 | Database Requested(-db) 1024 MB  Scratch Memory Requested   1024 MB |
 | Maximum Database Used    4 MB  Maximum Scratch Memory Used   28 MB |
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 |    CP Time   (sec) =     1.375    Time = 18:28:43    |
 |    Elapsed Time (sec) =     7.000    Date = 01/05/2020   |
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May 6, 2020 at 4:49 amTaurusSubscriber
Does this helps???
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May 6, 2020 at 11:45 amTaurusSubscriber
Please help me out because my work has been stopped and I have to deliver some urgent project.
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May 6, 2020 at 12:14 pmpeteroznewmanSubscriber
The error is:
Newton-Raphson option is not allowed in a linear analysis when MPC184  Joint elements are used.    Â
Did you turn on the Newton-Raphson option? Try turning it off.
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May 6, 2020 at 1:03 pmTaurusSubscriber
No sir, I didn't turn it on but I will check and turn it off. Can you tell me where I can turn it off?
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May 6, 2020 at 1:04 pmTaurusSubscriber
I am also not able to solve any project because there's some kind of error that pops up. I am not able to solve static structural or modal analysis, etc.
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May 7, 2020 at 9:43 amTaurusSubscriber
     ***** ANSYS COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS *****
 BATCH MODE REQUESTED (-b)   = NOLIST
 INPUT FILE COPY MODE (-c)   = COPY
 DISTRIBUTED MEMORY PARALLEL REQUESTED
      2 PARALLEL PROCESSES REQUESTED WITH SINGLE THREAD PER PROCESS
   TOTAL OF    2 CORES REQUESTED
 DESIGNXPLORER REQUESTED
 INPUT FILE NAME             = C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_628_2_ProjectScratchScr42BBdummy.dat
 OUTPUT FILE NAME            = C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_628_2_ProjectScratchScr42BBsolve.out
 START-UP FILE MODE          = NOREAD
 STOP FILE MODE              = NOREAD
 RELEASE= 2019 R3             BUILD= 19.5     UP20190805  VERSION=WINDOWS x64
 CURRENT JOBNAME=file0 15:04:14 MAY 07, 2020 CP=     0.234
 *** FATAL ***                          CP =      0.234  TIME= 15:04:15
 The memory (-m) size requested [2112 mb] is not currently available onÂ
 one of the other Distributed ANSYS processes. Reenter ANSYS command  Â
 line with less memory requested.                                      Â
 ************************************************************************
 The above error is non-recoverable by ANSYS                           Â
 ANSYS run terminated by the indicated error                          Â
 Current data base saved if possible.                                 Â
 ************************************************************************
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Release: 2019 R3Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Build: 19.5Â Â Â Â Â Â Update: UP20190805Â Â Platform: WINDOWS x64
Date Run: 05/07/2020Â Â Time: 15:04Â Â Â Â Process ID: 3836
Operating System: Windows 8.1Â (Build: 9600)
Processor Model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210U CPU @ 1.70GHz
Compiler: Intel(R) FORTRAN Compiler Version 17.0.6Â (Build: 20171215)
         Intel(R) C/C++ Compiler Version 17.0.6 (Build: 20171215)
         Intel(R) Math Kernel Library Version 2017.0.3 Product Build 20170413
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Number of processes requested          :   2
Number of threads per process requested :Â Â Â 1
Total number of cores requested        :   2 (Distributed Memory Parallel)             Â
MPI Type: INTELMPI
MPI Version: Intel(R) MPI Library 2018 Update 3 for Windows* OS
GPU Acceleration: Not Requested
Job Name: file0
Input File: dummy.dat
 Core               Machine Name  Working Directory
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    0                    Shahzad  C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_628_2_ProjectScratchScr42BB
    1                    Shahzad  C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_628_2_ProjectScratchScr42BB
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Total CPU time for main thread                   :       0.4 seconds
Total CPU time summed for all threads            :       0.2 seconds
Elapsed time spent pre-processing model (/PREP7)Â :Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent solution - preprocessing      :       0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent computing solution            :       0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent solution - postprocessing     :       0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent post-processing model (/POST1) :Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 seconds
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 |                      DISTRIBUTED ANSYS RUN COMPLETED                    |
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 | Ansys 2019 R3              Build 19.5        UP20190805    WINDOWS x64 |
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 | Database Requested(-db) 1024 MB   Scratch Memory Requested     1024 MB |
 | Maximum Database Used      1 MB   Maximum Scratch Memory Used     1 MB |
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 |       CP Time     (sec) =         0.234      Time = 15:04:16       |
 |       Elapsed Time (sec) =         4.000      Date = 05/07/2020     |
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 ERROR: Slave process(es) with rank(s) 1 have encountered a FATAL error.
 The information below was gathered from the file*.out output file(s).
 Please review the slave process output file(s) listed below for more
 details on this error.
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 Slave Process Output File .file1.out:
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 *** FATAL ***                          CP =      0.094  TIME= 15:04:15
 The memory (-m) size requested [1024 mb] is not currently available.  Â
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May 7, 2020 at 9:45 amTaurusSubscriber
Unable to perform Modal Analysis. Please help me to sort this out.
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May 7, 2020 at 12:48 pmTaurusSubscriber
I really need to get this done, please help.Â
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May 8, 2020 at 9:45 amTaurusSubscriber
 ***** ANSYS COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS *****
 BATCH MODE REQUESTED (-b)   = NOLIST
 INPUT FILE COPY MODE (-c)   = COPY
 DISTRIBUTED MEMORY PARALLEL REQUESTED
      2 PARALLEL PROCESSES REQUESTED WITH SINGLE THREAD PER PROCESS
   TOTAL OF    2 CORES REQUESTED
 DESIGNXPLORER REQUESTED
 INPUT FILE NAME             = C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_1712_2_ProjectScratchScr2567dummy.dat
 OUTPUT FILE NAME            = C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_1712_2_ProjectScratchScr2567solve.out
 START-UP FILE MODE          = NOREAD
 STOP FILE MODE              = NOREAD
 RELEASE= 2019 R3             BUILD= 19.5     UP20190805  VERSION=WINDOWS x64
 CURRENT JOBNAME=file0 15:13:59 MAY 08, 2020 CP=     0.219
 *** FATAL ***                          CP =      0.219  TIME= 15:13:59
 The memory (-m) size requested [2112 mb] is not currently available.  Â
 Reenter ANSYS command line with less memory requested.                Â
 ************************************************************************
 The above error is non-recoverable by ANSYS                           Â
 ANSYS run terminated by the indicated error                          Â
 Current data base saved if possible.                                 Â
 ************************************************************************
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Release: 2019 R3Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Build: 19.5Â Â Â Â Â Â Update: UP20190805Â Â Platform: WINDOWS x64
Date Run: 05/08/2020Â Â Time: 15:13Â Â Â Â Process ID: 5608
Operating System: Windows 8.1Â (Build: 9600)
Processor Model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210U CPU @ 1.70GHz
Compiler: Intel(R) FORTRAN Compiler Version 17.0.6Â (Build: 20171215)
         Intel(R) C/C++ Compiler Version 17.0.6 (Build: 20171215)
         Intel(R) Math Kernel Library Version 2017.0.3 Product Build 20170413
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Number of processes requested          :   2
Number of threads per process requested :Â Â Â 1
Total number of cores requested        :   2 (Distributed Memory Parallel)             Â
MPI Type: INTELMPI
MPI Version: Intel(R) MPI Library 2018 Update 3 for Windows* OS
GPU Acceleration: Not Requested
Job Name: file0
Input File: dummy.dat
 Core               Machine Name  Working Directory
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    0                    Shahzad  C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_1712_2_ProjectScratchScr2567
    1                    Shahzad  C:UsersShahzad aliAppDataLocalTempWB_SHAHZAD_Shahzad_1712_2_ProjectScratchScr2567
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Total CPU time for main thread                   :       0.4 seconds
Total CPU time summed for all threads            :       0.2 seconds
Elapsed time spent pre-processing model (/PREP7)Â :Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent solution - preprocessing      :       0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent computing solution            :       0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent solution - postprocessing     :       0.0 seconds
Elapsed time spent post-processing model (/POST1) :Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.0 seconds
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 |                                                                          |
 |                      DISTRIBUTED ANSYS RUN COMPLETED                    |
 |                                                                          |
 |
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 |                                                                          |
 | Ansys 2019 R3              Build 19.5        UP20190805    WINDOWS x64 |
 |                                                                          |
 |
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 |                                                                          |
 | Database Requested(-db) 1024 MB   Scratch Memory Requested     1024 MB |
 | Maximum Database Used      1 MB   Maximum Scratch Memory Used     1 MB |
 |                                                                          |
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 |                                                                          |
 |       CP Time     (sec) =         0.234      Time = 15:13:59       |
 |       Elapsed Time (sec) =         2.000      Date = 05/08/2020     |
 |                                                                          |
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 ERROR: Slave process(es) with rank(s) 1 have encountered a FATAL error.
 The information below was gathered from the file*.out output file(s).
 Please review the slave process output file(s) listed below for more
 details on this error.
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 Slave Process Output File .file1.out:
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 *** FATAL ***                          CP =      0.141  TIME= 15:13:59
 The memory (-m) size requested [1024 mb] is not currently available onÂ
 one of the other Distributed ANSYS processes. Reenter ANSYS command  Â
 line with less memory requested.                     -
May 8, 2020 at 9:46 amTaurusSubscriber
I re-installed Ansys to see if it solves the issue but now I get this error and my Newton-Raphson option is on program-controlled.
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May 8, 2020 at 4:40 pmmrifeAnsys Employee
Taurus
The prior output file indicates that the system has only 4 GB of real memory. That is an very low amount. With the OS, Workbench, and Mechanical open it looks like there is not enough available memory to start with the default memory settings of 2GB for the solution (1 GB of that 2GB is set aside for the solver database). Please use the task manager to find the available amount of memory. Let's say that is 1 GB. In Mechanical use File -> Solve Process Settings;. in the Solve Process Settings select the My Computer, then Advanced button. In the Advanced Settings check on the 'Manually specify Mechanical APDL solver memory settings' and set the Workspace to 1000 MB, and the Database to 100 MB. Also uncheck the Distribute Solution box. Ok your way out of the advanced and solve process settings windows. Then solve....what happens?
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May 9, 2020 at 10:29 am
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October 24, 2022 at 1:04 amyuriportoSubscriber
Hi Mike! I have the same problem, I tried to do what you said but it didn't work. My Ansys is 16.2. My computer config is:
-AMD Ryzen 5 4600H with Radeon Graphics       3.00 GHz-16.0 GB (utilizável: 15.4 GB)
-GTX 1650 (4gb)
This is my log file:
PLEASE, HELP!
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License Manager Release 16.2     ***** ANSYS COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS ***** BATCH MODE REQUESTED (-b)  = NOLIST INPUT FILE COPY MODE (-c)  = COPY SHARED MEMORY PARALLEL REQUESTED  SINGLE PROCESS WITH  2 THREADS REQUESTED  TOTAL OF   2 CORES REQUESTED MEMORY REQUESTED (MB)    = 1000    Â START-UP FILE MODE      = NOREAD STOP FILE MODE        = NOREAD DATABASE SIZE REQUESTED (MB) = 100    Â RELEASE= Release 16.2     BUILD= 16.2   UP20150629  VERSION=WINDOWS x64 CURRENT JOBNAME=file 21:57:56 OCT 23, 2022 CP=   1.297 PARAMETER _DS_PROGRESS =   999.0000000  Â /INPUT FILE= ds.dat LINE=    0 DO NOT WRITE ELEMENT RESULTS INTO DATABASE *GET _WALLSTRT FROM ACTI ITEM=TIME WALL VALUE= 21.9655556  Â TITLE= Montagem Guia de Palete Final Completa R0--Static Structural (A5)      Â ACT Extensions: SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _WB_PROJECTSCRATCH_DIR TYPE=STRI DIMENSIONS=   248    1    1 PARAMETER _WB_PROJECTSCRATCH_DIR(1) = C:\Users\yurip\OneDrive\PROJETOS\CE-PR-22-333 - GUIA PARA APOIO DE PALETES\2 - ELABORACAO\_ProjectScratch\Scr9E74\ SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _WB_SOLVERFILES_DIR TYPE=STRI DIMENSIONS=   248    1    1 PARAMETER _WB_SOLVERFILES_DIR(1) = C:\Users\yurip\OneDrive\PROJETOS\CE-PR-22-333 - GUIA PARA APOIO DE PALETES\2 - ELABORACAO\Montagem Guia de Palete Final Completa R0_files\dp0\SYS\MECH\ SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _WB_USERFILES_DIR TYPE=STRI DIMENSIONS=   248    1    1 PARAMETER _WB_USERFILES_DIR(1) = C:\Users\yurip\OneDrive\PROJETOS\CE-PR-22-333 - GUIA PARA APOIO DE PALETES\2 - ELABORACAO\Montagem Guia de Palete Final Completa R0_files\user_files\ --- Data in consistent NMM units. See Solving Units in the help system for more MPA UNITS SPECIFIED FOR INTERNAL  Â LENGTH   = MILLIMETERS (mm) MASS    = TONNE (Mg) TIME    = SECONDS (sec) TEMPERATURE = CELSIUS (C) TOFFSET   = 273.0 FORCE    = NEWTON (N) HEAT    = MILLIJOULES (mJ) INPUT UNITS ARE ALSO SET TO MPA *** ANSYS - ENGINEERING ANALYSIS SYSTEM RELEASE Release 16.2   16.2   *** ANSYS Multiphysics                Â 00000000 VERSION=WINDOWS x64  21:57:56 OCT 23, 2022 CP=   1.406 Montagem Guia de Palete Final Completa R0--Static Structural (A5)      Â     ***** ANSYS ANALYSIS DEFINITION (PREP7) ***** *********** Nodes for the whole assembly *********** *********** Elements for Body 1 "Longarina" *********** *********** Elements for Body 2 "Longarina" *********** *********** Elements for Body 3 "Garra 2" *********** *********** Elements for Body 4 "Garra 2" *********** *********** Elements for Body 5 "Chapa Refore7o" *********** *********** Elements for Body 6 "Chapa Refore7o" *********** *********** Elements for Body 7 "Chapa Principal" *********** *********** Send User Defined Coordinate System(s) *********** *********** Set Reference Temperature *********** *********** Send Materials *********** *********** Create Contact "Contact Region" ***********       Real Constant Set For Above Contact Is 10 & 9 *********** Create Contact "Contact Region 2" ***********       Real Constant Set For Above Contact Is 12 & 11 *********** Create Contact "Contact Region 3" ***********       Real Constant Set For Above Contact Is 14 & 13 *********** Create Contact "Contact Region 4" ***********       Real Constant Set For Above Contact Is 16 & 15 *********** Create Contact "Contact Region 5" ***********       Real Constant Set For Above Contact Is 18 & 17 *********** Create Contact "Contact Region 6" ***********       Real Constant Set For Above Contact Is 20 & 19 *********** Create Remote Point "Internal Remote Point" *********** *********** Create Remote Point "Internal Remote Point 2" *********** *********** Create Remote Point "Internal Remote Point 3" *********** *********** Construct Remote Force Using RBE3/CERIG Contact *********** *********** Construct Remote Displacement Using RBE3/CERIG Contact *********** *********** Construct Remote Displacement Using RBE3/CERIG Contact *********** *** Create a component for all remote displacements *** ***** ROUTINE COMPLETED ***** CP =     2.031 --- Number of total nodes = 49084 --- Number of contact elements = 9789 --- Number of spring elements = 0 --- Number of bearing elements = 0 --- Number of solid elements = 18145 --- Number of total elements = 27937 *GET _WALLBSOL FROM ACTI ITEM=TIME WALL VALUE= 21.9655556  Â **************************************************************************** *************************  SOLUTION    ******************************** **************************************************************************** ***** ANSYS SOLUTION ROUTINE ***** PERFORM A STATIC ANALYSIS THIS WILL BE A NEW ANALYSIS USE A MAXIMUM OF   1 EQUILIBRIUM ITERATIONS EACH SUBSTEP *** WARNING ***             CP =    2.062  TIME= 21:57:56 Using 1 iteration per substep may result in unconverged solutions for Â nonlinear analysis and the program may not indicate divergence in this Â case. Check your results.                       Â DO NOT USE PREDICTOR METHOD FOR ALL DEGREES OF FREEDOM USE SPARSE MATRIX DIRECT SOLVER CONTACT INFORMATION PRINTOUT LEVEL    1 NLDIAG: Nonlinear diagnostics CONT option is set to ON.     Writing frequency : each ITERATION. DO NOT SAVE ANY RESTART FILES AT ALL **************************************************** ******************* SOLVE FOR LS 1 **************** SELECT    FOR ITEM=NODE COMPONENT=  Â IN RANGE   49084 TO   49084 STEP     1     1 NODES (OF   49084 DEFINED) SELECTED BY NSEL COMMAND. SPECIFIED NODAL LOAD FX  FOR SELECTED NODES     1 TO  49084 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI86X SPECIFIED NODAL LOAD FY  FOR SELECTED NODES     1 TO  49084 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI86Y SPECIFIED NODAL LOAD FZ  FOR SELECTED NODES     1 TO  49084 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI86Z ALL SELECT  FOR ITEM=NODE COMPONENT=  Â IN RANGE     1 TO   49084 STEP     1   49084 NODES (OF   49084 DEFINED) SELECTED BY NSEL COMMAND. SPECIFIED CONSTRAINT UX  FOR SELECTED NODES   49082 TO  49082 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI67UX SPECIFIED CONSTRAINT UY  FOR SELECTED NODES   49082 TO  49082 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI67UY SPECIFIED CONSTRAINT UZ  FOR SELECTED NODES   49082 TO  49082 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI67UZ SPECIFIED CONSTRAINT UX  FOR SELECTED NODES   49083 TO  49083 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI70UX SPECIFIED CONSTRAINT UY  FOR SELECTED NODES   49083 TO  49083 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI70UY SPECIFIED CONSTRAINT UZ  FOR SELECTED NODES   49083 TO  49083 BY    1 SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _LOADVARI70UZ *********** Create Acceleration *********** SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _ACELX TYPE=TABL DIMENSIONS=   2   1   1 TIME            Â PARAMETER _ACELX(1,0,1) =   0.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELX(2,0,1) =   1.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELX(1,1,1) =   0.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELX(2,1,1) =   0.000000000  Â SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _ACELY TYPE=TABL DIMENSIONS=   2   1   1 TIME            Â PARAMETER _ACELY(1,0,1) =   0.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELY(2,0,1) =   1.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELY(1,1,1) =   0.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELY(2,1,1) =   9806.650000  Â SET PARAMETER DIMENSIONS ON _ACELZ TYPE=TABL DIMENSIONS=   2   1   1 TIME            Â PARAMETER _ACELZ(1,0,1) =   0.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELZ(2,0,1) =   1.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELZ(1,1,1) =   0.000000000  Â PARAMETER _ACELZ(2,1,1) =   0.000000000  Â ACELX IS SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _ACELX Â ACELY IS SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _ACELY Â ACELZ IS SET ACCORDING TO TABLE PARAMETER = _ACELZ Â PRINTOUT RESUMED BY /GOP USE    1 SUBSTEPS INITIALLY THIS LOAD STEP FOR ALL DEGREES OF FREEDOM FOR AUTOMATIC TIME STEPPING:  USE   1 SUBSTEPS AS A MAXIMUM  USE   1 SUBSTEPS AS A MINIMUM TIME= 1.0000  Â ERASE THE CURRENT DATABASE OUTPUT CONTROL TABLE. WRITE ALL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF NONE  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES WRITE NSOL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALL  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES WRITE RSOL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALL  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES WRITE STRS ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALL  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES WRITE EPEL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALL  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES WRITE EPPL ITEMS TO THE DATABASE WITH A FREQUENCY OF ALL  FOR ALL APPLICABLE ENTITIES NONLINEAR STABILIZATION CONTROL: KEY=OFF *GET ANSINTER_ FROM ACTI ITEM=INT    VALUE= 0.00000000  Â *IF ANSINTER_             ( =  0.00000   ) NE Â   0                 ( =  0.00000   ) THEN  Â *ENDIF ***** ANSYS SOLVE  COMMAND ***** *** WARNING ***             CP =    2.062  TIME= 21:57:56 Element shape checking is currently inactive. Issue SHPP,ON or    Â SHPP,WARN to reactivate, if desired.                  Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    2.156  TIME= 21:57:56 The model data was checked and warning messages were found.      Â Please review output or errors file (                 Â C:\Users\yurip\OneDrive\PROJETOS\CE-PR-22-333 - GUIA PARA APOIO DE   Â PALETES\2 - ELABORACAO\_ProjectScratch\Scr9E74\file.err ) for these  Â warning messages.                           Â *** SELECTION OF ELEMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR APPLICABLE ELEMENTS ***   --- GIVE SUGGESTIONS AND RESET THE KEY OPTIONS --- ELEMENT TYPE  1 IS SOLID186. KEYOPT(2)=0 IS SUGGESTED AND HAS BEEN RESET. KEYOPT(1-12)=  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0 ELEMENT TYPE  2 IS SOLID186. KEYOPT(2)=0 IS SUGGESTED AND HAS BEEN RESET. KEYOPT(1-12)=  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0 ELEMENT TYPE  3 IS SOLID187. IT IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH FULLY INCOMPRESSIBLE HYPERELASTIC MATERIALS. NO SUGGESTION IS AVAILABLE AND NO RESETTING IS NEEDED. ELEMENT TYPE  4 IS SOLID187. IT IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH FULLY INCOMPRESSIBLE HYPERELASTIC MATERIALS. NO SUGGESTION IS AVAILABLE AND NO RESETTING IS NEEDED. ELEMENT TYPE  5 IS SOLID186. KEYOPT(2)=0 IS SUGGESTED AND HAS BEEN RESET. KEYOPT(1-12)=  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0 ELEMENT TYPE  6 IS SOLID186. KEYOPT(2)=0 IS SUGGESTED AND HAS BEEN RESET. KEYOPT(1-12)=  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0 ELEMENT TYPE  7 IS SOLID187. IT IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH FULLY INCOMPRESSIBLE HYPERELASTIC MATERIALS. NO SUGGESTION IS AVAILABLE AND NO RESETTING IS NEEDED. ELEMENT TYPE  8 IS SOLID186. KEYOPT(2)=0 IS SUGGESTED AND HAS BEEN RESET. KEYOPT(1-12)=  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0 *** ANSYS - ENGINEERING ANALYSIS SYSTEM RELEASE Release 16.2   16.2   *** ANSYS Multiphysics                Â 00000000 VERSION=WINDOWS x64  21:57:56 OCT 23, 2022 CP=   2.156 Montagem Guia de Palete Final Completa R0--Static Structural (A5)      Â            S O L U T I O N  O P T I O N S  PROBLEM DIMENSIONALITY. . . . . . . . . . . . .3-D         Â  DEGREES OF FREEDOM. . . . . . UX  UY  UZ  ROTX ROTY ROTZ  ANALYSIS TYPE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .STATIC (STEADY-STATE)  OFFSET TEMPERATURE FROM ABSOLUTE ZERO . . . . . 273.15  Â  EQUATION SOLVER OPTION. . . . . . . . . . . . .SPARSE      Â  NEWTON-RAPHSON OPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . .PROGRAM CHOSEN Â  GLOBALLY ASSEMBLED MATRIX . . . . . . . . . . .SYMMETRIC Â *** WARNING ***             CP =    2.219  TIME= 21:57:56 Material number 10 (used by element 18149 ) should normally have at  Â least one MP or one TB type command associated with it. Output of   Â energy by material may not be available.                Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    2.312  TIME= 21:57:57 The step data was checked and warning messages were found.       Â Please review output or errors file (                 Â C:\Users\yurip\OneDrive\PROJETOS\CE-PR-22-333 - GUIA PARA APOIO DE   Â PALETES\2 - ELABORACAO\_ProjectScratch\Scr9E74\file.err ) for these  Â warning messages.                           Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    2.312  TIME= 21:57:57 This nonlinear analysis defaults to using the full Newton-Raphson   Â solution procedure. This can be modified using the NROPT command.   Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    2.312  TIME= 21:57:57 The conditions for direct assembly have been met. No .emat or .erot  Â files will be produced.                        Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    2.406  TIME= 21:57:57 Internal nodes from 49085 to 49087 are created.            Â 3 internal nodes are used for handling degrees of freedom on pilot   Â nodes of rigid target surfaces.                    Â           L O A D  S T E P  O P T I O N S  LOAD STEP NUMBER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   1  TIME AT END OF THE LOAD STEP. . . . . . . . . . 1.0000  Â  AUTOMATIC TIME STEPPING . . . . . . . . . . . .  ON   INITIAL NUMBER OF SUBSTEPS . . . . . . . . .   1   MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSTEPS . . . . . . . . .   1   MINIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSTEPS . . . . . . . . .   1  MAXIMUM NUMBER OF EQUILIBRIUM ITERATIONS. . . .   1  STEP CHANGE BOUNDARY CONDITIONS . . . . . . . .  NO  TERMINATE ANALYSIS IF NOT CONVERGED . . . . . .YES (EXIT) Â  CONVERGENCE CONTROLS. . . . . . . . . . . . . .USE DEFAULTS  INERTIA LOADS            X      Y      Z   ACEL . . . . . . . . . . . ._ACELX   _ACELY   _ACELZ   Â  PRINT OUTPUT CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . .NO PRINTOUT  DATABASE OUTPUT CONTROLS   ITEM   FREQUENCY  COMPONENT    ALL    NONE       Â   NSOL    ALL       Â   RSOL    ALL       Â   STRS    ALL       Â   EPEL    ALL       Â   EPPL    ALL       Â SOLUTION MONITORING INFO IS WRITTEN TO FILE= file.mntr                                                                                                                             Â *** WARNING ***             CP =    3.312  TIME= 21:57:57 Node 32379 connects both contact element 25181 and target element   Â 25272. Please check the model carefully.               Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 It is highly recommended to use the auto contact setting option by   Â issuing CNCHECK,AUTO command for this problem in order to achieve   Â better convergence.                          Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 9 and contact element type 9 has been set up. The    Â companion pair has real constant set ID 10. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will deactivate the current pair and keep its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.12596E+08 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.26875  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.44792E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        8.9584  Â Average contact pair depth          2.6875  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         0.67188  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 1.421085472E-14 was detected between contact Â element 18802 and target element 20006.                Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.787994813 has been detected between contact   Â element 18910 and target element 20435.                Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration is larger than the pair based Â pinball. Please verify the pinball radius carefully.         Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 10 and contact element type 9 has been set up. The    Â companion pair has real constant set ID 9. Both pairs should have the Â same behavior.                             Â ANSYS will keep the current pair and deactivate its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.12596E+08 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.31756  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.45948E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        9.1896  Â Average contact pair depth          3.1756  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         0.79390  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 2.842170943E-14 was detected between contact Â element 19257 and target element 18356.                Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.806958205 has been detected between contact   Â element 19792 and target element 18462.                Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration is larger than the pair based Â pinball. Please verify the pinball radius carefully.         Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 11 and contact element type 11 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 12. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will deactivate the current pair and keep its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.12638E+08 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.26875  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.44792E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        8.9584  Â Average contact pair depth          2.6875  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         0.67188  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 1.421085472E-14 was detected between contact Â element 21302 and target element 22821.                Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.787994824 has been detected between contact   Â element 21241 and target element 22582.                Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration is larger than the pair based Â pinball. Please verify the pinball radius carefully.         Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 12 and contact element type 11 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 11. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will keep the current pair and deactivate its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.12638E+08 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.31650  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.45945E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        9.1890  Â Average contact pair depth          3.1650  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         0.79125  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 1.421085472E-14 was detected between contact Â element 21979 and target element 20850.                Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.806958096 has been detected between contact   Â element 21918 and target element 20732.                Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration is larger than the pair based Â pinball. Please verify the pinball radius carefully.         Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 13 and contact element type 13 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 14. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will keep the current pair and deactivate its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.96877E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.36452  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.39399E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        7.8798  Â Average contact pair depth          3.6452  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         0.91131  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 4.29173E-03 was detected between contact   Â element 23374 and target element 23989.                Â You may move entire target surface by : x= 0, y= 4.29173E-03, z= 0,to Â reduce initial penetration.                      Â Â Max. Geometric gap 5.788153707E-02 has been detected between contact Â element 23546 and target element 23997.                Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 14 and contact element type 13 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 13. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will deactivate the current pair and keep its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.96877E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.41289  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.68762E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        13.752  Â Average contact pair depth          4.1289  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         1.0322  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 4.29173E-03 was detected between contact   Â element 23825 and target element 22997.                Â You may move entire target surface by : x= 4.45938946E-18, y=     Â -4.29173E-03, z= 9.270350961E-18,to reduce initial penetration.    Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 15 and contact element type 15 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 16. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will keep the current pair and deactivate its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.94878E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.36348  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.39341E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        7.8683  Â Average contact pair depth          3.6348  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         0.90869  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 4.29173E-03 was detected between contact   Â element 24466 and target element 25062.                Â You may move entire target surface by : x= 6.559452688E-18, y=     Â 4.29173E-03, z= 3.373432792E-18,to reduce initial penetration.     Â Â Max. Geometric gap 5.788153707E-02 has been detected between contact Â element 24449 and target element 25029.                Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 16 and contact element type 15 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 15. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will deactivate the current pair and keep its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.94878E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.42160  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.70063E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        14.013  Â Average contact pair depth          4.2160  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         1.0540  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Max. Initial penetration 4.29173E-03 was detected between contact   Â element 24914 and target element 24099.                Â You may move entire target surface by : x= -9.001925269E-18, y=    Â -4.29173E-03, z= -9.270351102E-18,to reduce initial penetration.    Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 17 and contact element type 17 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 18. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will keep the current pair and deactivate its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point *WARNING*: Certain nodes (for example 32381) are used in both contact Â and target elements. Please check your model carefully.        Â Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.73018E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.54781  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.22747E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        4.5495  Â Average contact pair depth          5.4781  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         1.3695  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Min. Initial gap 7.069342494E-03 was detected between contact element Â 25185 and target element 25263.                    Â The gap is closed due to initial settings.               Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.714602 has been detected between contact element Â 25176 and target element 25254.                    Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 18 and contact element type 17 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 17. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will deactivate the current pair and keep its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.73018E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.45134  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.74530E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        14.906  Â Average contact pair depth          4.5134  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         1.1284  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Min. Initial gap 5.185580282E-02 was detected between contact element Â 25216 and target element 25165.                    Â The gap is closed due to initial settings.               Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.714602 has been detected between contact element Â 25204 and target element 25159.                    Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 19 and contact element type 19 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 20. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will keep the current pair and deactivate its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point *WARNING*: Certain nodes (for example 32414) are used in both contact Â and target elements. Please check your model carefully.        Â Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.70241E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.56947  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.19626E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        3.9251  Â Average contact pair depth          5.6947  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         1.4237  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Min. Initial gap 7.069342494E-03 was detected between contact element Â 25318 and target element 25398.                    Â The gap is closed due to initial settings.               Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.714602 has been detected between contact element Â 25310 and target element 25388.                    Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Symmetric Deformable- deformable contact pair identified by real    Â constant set 20 and contact element type 19 has been set up. The   Â companion pair has real constant set ID 19. Both pairs should have  Â the same behavior.                           Â ANSYS will deactivate the current pair and keep its companion pair,  Â resulting in asymmetric contact.                    Â Contact algorithm: Augmented Lagrange method Contact detection at: Gauss integration point Contact stiffness factor FKN         10.000  Â The resulting initial contact stiffness   0.70241E+07 Default penetration tolerance factor FTOLN  0.10000  Â The resulting penetration tolerance     0.44359  Â Default opening contact stiffness OPSF will be used. Default tangent stiffness factor FKT     1.0000  Â Default elastic slip factor SLTOL      0.50000E-02 The resulting elastic slip          0.73398E-01 Update contact stiffness at each iteration Default Max. friction stress TAUMAX     0.10000E+21 Average contact surface length        14.680  Â Average contact pair depth          4.4359  Â Default pinball region factor PINB      0.25000  Â The resulting pinball region         1.1090  Â Initial penetration/gap is excluded. Bonded contact (always) is defined. *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Min. Initial gap 5.185580282E-02 was detected between contact element Â 25352 and target element 25298.                    Â The gap is closed due to initial settings.               Â Â Max. Geometric gap 0.714602 has been detected between contact element Â 25337 and target element 25294.                    Â *WARNING*: The geometric gap/penetration may be too large. Increase  Â pinball radius if it is a true geometric gap/penetration. Decrease  Â pinball if it is a false one.                     Â **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Force-distributed-surface identified by real constant set 21 and    Â contact element type 21 has been set up. The pilot node 49082 is used Â to apply the force. Internal MPC will be built.            Â The used degrees of freedom set is UX  UY  UZ  ROTX ROTY ROTZ Please verify constraints (including rotational degrees of freedom) on the pilot node by yourself. **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Force-distributed-surface identified by real constant set 23 and    Â contact element type 23 has been set up. The pilot node 49083 is used Â to apply the force. Internal MPC will be built.            Â The used degrees of freedom set is UX  UY  UZ  ROTX ROTY ROTZ Please verify constraints (including rotational degrees of freedom) on the pilot node by yourself. **************************************** Â *** NOTE ***              CP =    3.328  TIME= 21:57:57 Force-distributed-surface identified by real constant set 25 and    Â contact element type 25 has been set up. The pilot node 49084 is used Â to apply the force. Internal MPC will be built.            Â The used degrees of freedom set is UX  UY  UZ  ROTX ROTY ROTZ Please verify constraints (including rotational degrees of freedom) on the pilot node by yourself. **************************************** Â Â Â *** WARNING ***             CP =    3.375  TIME= 21:57:57 Too many nodes 4562 are included in the force-distributed-surface   Â constraint identified by real constant set 25. This may greatly    Â affect solver performance.                       Â Â The FEA model contains 0 external CE equations and 18 internal CE   Â equations.                               Â Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET      9 *** NOTE ***              CP =    6.625  TIME= 21:57:59 Contact pair is inactive.                       Â Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     10 Max. Penetration of -2.273736754E-13 has been detected between contact element 19117 and target element 18225.                Â Â Max. Geometrical gap of 0.784410245 has been detected between contact Â element 19740 and target element 18427.                Â *WARNING*: The geometrical gap may be too large. Increase pinball if Â it is a true geometrical gap. Decrease pinball if it is a false one. Â For total 720 contact elements, there are 671 elements are in contact. Â There are 671 elements are in sticking.                Â Contacting area 23831.0436.                      Â Max. Pinball distance 0.79390082.                   Â One of the contact searching regions contains at least 14 target    Â elements.                               Â Max. Pressure/force 2.864006054E-06.                 Â Max. Normal stiffness 12596031.8.                   Â Min. Normal stiffness 12596031.8.                   Â Max. Tangential stiffness 3264561.03.                 Â Min. Tangential stiffness 3264561.03.                 Â ************************************************* Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     11 *** NOTE ***              CP =    6.625  TIME= 21:57:59 Contact pair is inactive.                       Â Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     12 Max. Penetration of -2.294134795E-13 has been detected between contact element 21938 and target element 20584.                Â Â Max. Geometrical gap of 0.784410256 has been detected between contact Â element 21882 and target element 20762.                Â *WARNING*: The geometrical gap may be too large. Increase pinball if Â it is a true geometrical gap. Decrease pinball if it is a false one. Â For total 720 contact elements, there are 671 elements are in contact. Â There are 671 elements are in sticking.                Â Contacting area 23831.0436.                      Â Max. Pinball distance 0.791252789.                  Â One of the contact searching regions contains at least 14 target    Â elements.                               Â Max. Pressure/force -2.900947184E-06.                 Â Max. Normal stiffness 12638186.1.                   Â Min. Normal stiffness 12638186.1.                   Â Max. Tangential stiffness 3264784.97.                 Â Min. Tangential stiffness 3264784.97.                 Â ************************************************* Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     13 Max. Penetration of 0 has been detected between contact element 23353 Â and target element 23957.                       Â Â Max. Geometrical gap of 5.788153707E-02 has been detected between   Â contact element 23546 and target element 23997.            Â Â Max. Geometrical penetration of -4.29173E-03 has been detected between contact element 23546 and target element 23997.            Â For total 386 contact elements, there are 284 elements are in contact. Â There are 284 elements are in sticking.                Â Contacting area 6898.18847.                      Â Max. Pinball distance 0.911307824.                  Â One of the contact searching regions contains at least 19 target    Â elements.                               Â Max. Pressure/force -2.221325207E-06.                 Â Max. Normal stiffness 9687721.26.                   Â Min. Normal stiffness 9687721.26.                   Â Max. Tangential stiffness 3361208.15.                 Â Min. Tangential stiffness 3361208.15.                 Â ************************************************* Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     14 *** NOTE ***              CP =    6.625  TIME= 21:57:59 Contact pair is inactive.                       Â Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     15 Max. Penetration of -1.146464231E-13 has been detected between contact element 24654 and target element 25123.                Â Â Max. Geometrical gap of 5.788153707E-02 has been detected between   Â contact element 24449 and target element 25029.            Â Â Max. Geometrical penetration of -4.29173E-03 has been detected between contact element 24449 and target element 25029.            Â For total 386 contact elements, there are 284 elements are in contact. Â There are 284 elements are in sticking.                Â Contacting area 6898.18847.                      Â Max. Pinball distance 0.908688416.                  Â One of the contact searching regions contains at least 14 target    Â elements.                               Â Max. Pressure/force -2.176620157E-06.                 Â Max. Normal stiffness 9487760.36.                   Â Min. Normal stiffness 9487760.36.                   Â Max. Tangential stiffness 3287159.51.                 Â Min. Tangential stiffness 3287159.51.                 Â ************************************************* Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     16 *** NOTE ***              CP =    6.625  TIME= 21:57:59 Contact pair is inactive.                       Â Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     17 Max. Penetration of -1.136868377E-13 has been detected between contact element 25172 and target element 25241.                Â Â Max. Geometrical gap of 1.09706984 has been detected between contact Â element 25187 and target element 25262.                Â *WARNING*: The geometrical gap may be too large. Increase pinball if Â it is a true geometrical gap. Decrease pinball if it is a false one. Â For total 20 contact elements, there are 20 elements are in contact.  Â There are 20 elements are in sticking.                 Â Contacting area 294.849401.                      Â Max. Pinball distance 1.3695207.                   Â One of the contact searching regions contains at least 17 target    Â elements.                               Â Max. Pressure/force -2.174898095E-06.                 Â Max. Normal stiffness 7301824.64.                   Â Min. Normal stiffness 7301824.64.                   Â Max. Tangential stiffness 6594178.43.                 Â Min. Tangential stiffness 6594178.43.                 Â ************************************************* Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     18 *** NOTE ***              CP =    6.625  TIME= 21:57:59 Contact pair is inactive.                       Â Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     19 Max. Penetration of -2.978567964E-13 has been detected between contact element 25316 and target element 25397.                Â Â Max. Geometrical gap of 1.09706984 has been detected between contact Â element 25316 and target element 25397.                Â *WARNING*: The geometrical gap may be too large. Increase pinball if Â it is a true geometrical gap. Decrease pinball if it is a false one. Â For total 20 contact elements, there are 20 elements are in contact.  Â There are 20 elements are in sticking.                 Â Contacting area 294.849401.                      Â Max. Pinball distance 1.4236775.                   Â One of the contact searching regions contains at least 19 target    Â elements.                               Â Max. Pressure/force 2.092164814E-06.                 Â Max. Normal stiffness 7024062.7.                   Â Min. Normal stiffness 7024062.7.                   Â Max. Tangential stiffness 7643024.4.                 Â Min. Tangential stiffness 7643024.4.                 Â ************************************************* Â ************************************************* SUMMARY FOR CONTACT PAIR IDENTIFIED BY REAL CONSTANT SET     20 *** NOTE ***              CP =    6.625  TIME= 21:57:59 Contact pair is inactive.                       Â             *********** PRECISE MASS SUMMARY ***********  TOTAL RIGID BODY MASS MATRIX ABOUT ORIGIN        Translational mass        |  Coupled translational/rotational mass    0.81773E-02  0.0000    0.0000   |   0.0000   -0.27255   -0.34260  Â     0.0000    0.81773E-02  0.0000   |  0.27255    0.0000    -8.1713  Â     0.0000    0.0000    0.81773E-02 |  0.34260    8.1713    0.0000  Â   ------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------                        |     Rotational mass (inertia)                        |   1478.1    342.56    -272.34  Â                        |   342.56    9643.7    11.420  Â                        |  -272.34    11.420    8216.8  Â  TOTAL MASS = 0.81773E-02   The mass principal axes coincide with the global Cartesian axes  CENTER OF MASS (X,Y,Z)=  -999.27    41.896    -33.330  Â  TOTAL INERTIA ABOUT CENTER OF MASS     1454.7    0.21538    0.11299E-01    0.21538    1469.3    0.10823E-02    0.11299E-01  0.10823E-02  37.109  Â   The inertia principal axes coincide with the global Cartesian axes *** MASS SUMMARY BY ELEMENT TYPE *** TYPE   MASS   1 0.107837E-02   2 0.107836E-02   3 0.900226E-03   4 0.900314E-03   5 0.166128E-03   6 0.166128E-03   7 0.388323E-02   8 0.449020E-05 Range of element maximum matrix coefficients in global coordinates Maximum = 525369676 at element 21624.                 Â Minimum = 294576.651 at element 17506.                 Â  *** ELEMENT MATRIX FORMULATION TIMES TYPE  NUMBER  ENAME   TOTAL CP AVE CP   1   1104 SOLID186   0.438  0.000396   2   1104 SOLID186   0.562  0.000510   3   4071 SOLID187   0.781  0.000192   4   4099 SOLID187   0.812  0.000198   5    74 SOLID186   0.062  0.000845   6    66 SOLID186   0.062  0.000947   7   7595 SOLID187   1.672  0.000220   8    32 SOLID186   0.000  0.000000   9   1204 CONTA174   0.281  0.000234  10   1204 TARGE170   0.031  0.000026  11   1204 CONTA174   0.250  0.000208  12   1204 TARGE170   0.031  0.000026  13    548 CONTA174   0.062  0.000114  14    548 TARGE170   0.000  0.000000  15    544 CONTA174   0.094  0.000172  16    544 TARGE170   0.000  0.000000  17    67 CONTA174   0.000  0.000000  18    67 TARGE170   0.000  0.000000  19    66 CONTA174   0.000  0.000000  20    66 TARGE170   0.000  0.000000  21    160 CONTA174   0.031  0.000195  22     1 TARGE170   0.000  0.000000  23    176 CONTA174   0.000  0.000000  24     1 TARGE170   0.000  0.000000  25   2187 CONTA174   0.078  0.000036  26     1 TARGE170   0.000  0.000000 Time at end of element matrix formulation CP = 6.625.         Â   FORCE CONVERGENCE VALUE = 88.94   CRITERION= 0.4538  Â SPARSE MATRIX DIRECT SOLVER. Number of equations =   147237,  Maximum wavefront =  3858 *** NOTE ***              CP =    8.125  TIME= 21:58:00 The initial memory allocation (-m) has been exceeded.         Â Supplemental memory allocations are being used.            Â Memory allocated for solver =    1353.781 MB Memory required for in-core =     767.499 MB Memory required for out-of-core =   136.060 MB *** NOTE ***              CP =   10.203  TIME= 21:58:02 The Sparse Matrix solver is currently running in the in-core memory  Â mode. This memory mode uses the most amount of memory in order to   Â avoid using the hard drive as much as possible, which most often    Â results in the fastest solution time. This mode is recommended if   Â enough physical memory is present to accommodate all of the solver   Âdata.Â
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