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Section 5;Modeling;Modeling (cont.);Modeling (cont.);Modeling (cont.);Overview; ;A singularity is caused by a degree of freedom without any structural stiffness present, or with a low stiffness The Stiffness Matrix cannot be inverted if it is Singular Some examples of singularities are: Forgetting to eliminate Rigid Body Motions Connecting Dissimilar Element Types Cross connecting wrong Degrees of Freedom;Singularities and Mechanisms (cont.);Singularities and Mechanisms (cont.); ;AUTOSPC;How Autospc works;How Autospc works (cont.);Problems with Autospc;Problems with Autospc (cont.);Problems with Autospc (cont.);Problems with Autospc (cont.);Autospc with CQUAD4’s;Autospc Problems;Autospc Problems (cont.);Autospc Output;What does the USET term mean? Consider all grid point and scalar point degrees of freedom in a finite element model as the members of a single displacement set. This global set is called the g-set; the displacement set is known as ug. [Kgg] must be nonsingular in order to solve this equation. To achieve a nonsingular stiffness matrix, the user can specify the independent subsets of {ug} to be partitioned out during matrix reduction.For example:um Degrees of freedom eliminated by multipoint constraints us Degrees of freedom eliminated by single-point constraints Elimination of the M and S sets results in the F (free) set, which is typically solved to obtain the unknown displacements, For a thorough discussion of constraint and partitioned displacement sets, see Appendix B of the MSC.Nastran Quick Reference Guide and MSC.NASTRAN Linear Static Analysis Users’ Guide. ;Autospc;Autospc Workshop;Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.);Autospc Workshop (cont.); ;Model Debugging;Model Debugging (cont.);Model Debugging (cont.);Model Debugging (cont.);Debugging Workshop;Debugging Workshop (cont