error message

[xLOGANx]

what could this message be caused by? ? ?
an unknown error occurred during solution. check the solver output on the solution information object for possible causes.

 

[luigi.paiano]

if you don't have too much waste of time try to check out the "nonlinear analysis" option. .cmq better describe the problem

 

[xLOGANx]

the problem is the one shown in bold. If it was the option, do you think I'd take precious time from you? ?

We try to be more elastic. I allowed myself to be very "poor" in the formulation of the question because there is another of a few days ago linked to the problem.

He didn't want to be a lack of respect.

 

[stefano.garbin]

ok do so: click on "solution information" in the tree and select "solver output".
in the window appears a text file, scroll it almost at the end and see that error messages give you. I attach image.

 

[xLOGANx]

This is what is reported:
*** error *** cp = 43.119 time= 15:33:36
an unexpected error ( sig$segv ) has occurred... ansys internal data
has been corrupted. ansys is unable to recover and will terminate.

 

[stefano.garbin]

What version of ansys are you using? on what operating system?
This is a cursed memory error that is almost impossible to interpret. . .
I would recommend you submit the file to ansys technical assistance.

 

[luigi.paiano]

the problem is the one shown in bold. If it was the option, do you think I'd take precious time from you? ?

We try to be more elastic. I allowed myself to be very "poor" in the formulation of the question because there is another of a few days ago linked to the problem.

He didn't want to be a lack of respect.

my message meant: "try to check the non-linear analysis if the model is relatively simple and therefore this option does not take too much resolution time." You misinterpreted my message, I never allow myself to accuse anyone

 

[xLOGANx]

the problem has been solved. In practice, in the model, the bolts I replaced them with beam elements: unfortunately, in the definition of one of them, instead of assigning all the inner face of the hole I assigned only half.

Maybe it can help someone: When using beams to simulate bolts, always check that both internal faces of the hole are selected. solved that...the analysis is gone.

I will soon hear: