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Static equilibrium analysis problem.

SamsonAkash
SamsonAkash over 5 years ago
I am trying an H-arm Camber link suspension type, but I get an error like this "Static equilibrium analysis has not been successful". I checked the constraints with other templates but I couldn't find mistake I had done. Can someone please help me to sort it out this problem.

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Rear_subsystem.sub.zip
trail_1_parallel_travel.msg
_H_arm_suspension.tpl.zip
Rear.asy.zip
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  • Jesper Slattengren
    0 Jesper Slattengren over 5 years ago
    The wacky thing was that your top mount joint was active only in kinematic mode so it was deactivated by default.
     
    To summarize:
    1. Create a joint between lower strut at H-arm. Spherical is ok if you change the cylindrical joint between lower and upper strut to a translational.
    2. Change the hooke joint at the top of the strut to be always active.
     
     
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    0 Jesper Slattengren over 5 years ago
    The wacky thing was that your top mount joint was active only in kinematic mode so it was deactivated by default.
     
    To summarize:
    1. Create a joint between lower strut at H-arm. Spherical is ok if you change the cylindrical joint between lower and upper strut to a translational.
    2. Change the hooke joint at the top of the strut to be always active.
     
     
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