Re: deformable element nodes contained in node set ErrNodeRotNodeNoRotInert have no rotary inertia

If these nodes belong to your rigid body (i.e., are reference nodes for
it) then you forgot to constrain the rotation of teh body. A rigid body
moves as its reference point does, so if it des not rotate, you must
restrict the reference nodes rotation.

On Wed, 13 Feb 2019 04:48:32 -0700 (MST)
"Lucifer [email protected] [Abaqus]" <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hey, i  am doing an impact analysis of a container. I have provided connector
> Assembled complex (Beam) in between container lid lid an container bottom
> part. beam will serve as Bolt between them. I have provided an initial
> velocity to container assembly and also modeled a rigid part at which it
> will drop. During analysis i am receiving this error.
> The deformable element nodes contained in node set ErrNodeRotNodeNoRotInert
> have no rotary inertia associated with them and some rotational degrees of
> freedom at the nodes are not constrained. Either rotary inertia must be
> defined or all of the rotational degrees of freedom must be constrained"
> 
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