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  • #252
    kengawk
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    I conduct an eigen analysis via OSN and failed with the following message.

    ProfileSPDLinDirectSolver::solve() – aii < 0 (i, aii): (0,0)

    I think there is a problem about the connectivity or boundary condition. As a matter of fact,before importing s2k file into OSN,I had eigen analysis in SAP2000 to make sure the connectivity and boundary condition.

    However, this time the problem came out again.I cannot find the reason from visualized model. How can I find the it out? Programming a checking procesure for s2k file or tcl files?

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    #254
    kengawk
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    ProfileSPDLinDirectSolver::solve() – aii < 0 (i, aii): (0,0)
    domain error:argument not in valid range
    while executing
    “expr sqrt($lambda)”
    (“foreach” body line 2)
    invoked from within
    “foreach lambda $lambda (
    set omega [expr sqrt($lambda)]
    set period [expr 2.0*$pi/$omega]
    set frequ [expr 1.0/$perild]
    puts $eigFID…”
    (file “jjmrr.tcl” line 75)

    It seems that an unnecessary node could make the errors above when it exists in s2k file. This times it is hard to find them all out even in visualized model. In this situation, dead load analysis is failed too with the following erros.

    UMD2FA:matrix is singular. Only 5244 pivots found.
    WARNING UmfpackGenLinSolver::solve(void)-4 returned in factorization UMD2FA()
    WARNING NewtonRaphson::solveCrrentStep()-the LinearSysOfEqn failed in solve()
    StaticAnalysis::analyze()-the Algorithm failed at iteration:0 with domain at
    load factor 1

    #255
    kengawk
    Participant

    Free nodes have to be pick out by programming a checking free nodes or joints procedure for tcl files or s2k file. I made it,and the the eigen analysis is conducted.

    But new problem comes out. The mode shape is failed to be ploted with the error message as following:

    Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
    Erro in PlotModeShape (line 98)
    Error while evaluating UIControl Callback
    Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
    Error in PlotModeShape (line 157)
    Error while evalutating UIControl Callback
    Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
    Erro in PlotModeShape (line 98)
    Error while evaluating UIControl Callback
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    This model contains 1138 nodes and 1144 elements.

    #260

    Yes, that is often a problem with SAP2000, because it will automatically eliminate/ignore degrees of freedom that are not connected to anything. However, OpenSees will not do this, so if you import a SAP2000 model that has dangling nodes or DOFs that are not connected to anything, the analysis in OpenSees will fail. You did the correct thing, by carefully checking your model for these conditions.

    #261

    If you would like to send me your model, I can check why the mode shapes are not being plotted.

    #263
    kengawk
    Participant

    Thank you for your supports,Dr.Schellenberg.

    I will send this model to you as soon as possible.
    Hope it would not take too much of your time.

    I really appreciate your help!

    Best wishes,

    Ken

    #272
    kengawk
    Participant

    By now, my answer is to program a checking procedure for a complicated model based on checking through the codes with naked eyes.

    #26826
    mohammadshah
    Participant

    Dear Kengawk,

    I have a problem like you in my model. Let me know how I can find the nodes that have problems and also tell me how could I solve it?

     

    Best

    MWith Fullgen

    #26827
    mohammadshah
    Participant

    Dear Kengawk,

    I have a problem like you in my model. Let me know how I can find the nodes that have problems and also tell me how could I solve it?

     

    Best

    MWith Fullgen

    #26828
    mohammadshah
    Participant

    -genBandArpack

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