Convergence problem in ANSYS Workbench

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The forum discussion addresses a convergence issue encountered in ANSYS Workbench, specifically when the solver engine fails to converge on a solution for a nonlinear problem. The primary advice provided emphasizes the importance of adequately constraining the model to prevent uncontrolled rigid body motion. Suggestions include implementing contact sets to manage necessary rotations or translations effectively. The discussion hints at the context of the problem, possibly related to chuck mechanisms in roll handling equipment.

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Hi, i solved a model but i got an error saying that "The solver engine was unable to converge on a solution for the non linear problem as constrained". Can someone offer advice on how i can fix this error?

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It sounds like you have not adequately constrained the problem. You need to avoid uncontrolled rigid body motion as much as possible. If some rotation or linear is required, you need to constrain it somehow, possibly using contact sets. Is this some type of chuck on a roll handling equipment?
 

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