How Can I Resolve the Rotary Inertia Not Positive Definite Error in ABAQUS?

In summary, when trying to tilt a rigid body with a point structural mass using a rigid platform acting as ground, the body must have positive definite rotary inertia unless rotational constraints are applied with the *BOUNDARY option or inertia is added using the *ROTARY INERTIA option. A node set named "ErrNodeRefNodeNoRot1Axis" is created to help locate the error and modify the input definition. To resolve this error, either add rotational constraints with the *BOUNDARY option or use the ErrNodeRefNodeNoRot1Axis node set to assign mass, moment of inertia, and rotational axis for the rigid body. The moment of inertia must be a positive value.
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Harshit puri
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ABAQUS :-i'm trying to tilt a rigid body with point structural mass by tilting a rigid platform acting as ground , the whole body is under gravity, i have to analyze the counter bars standing, while trying the issue the following error was shown.

"Rotary inertia for the rigid bodies with the reference nodes listed below are not positive definite. Abaqus/Explicit now requires rigid bodies to have positive definite rotary inertia unless rotational constraints are applied with the *BOUNDARY option (see the Abaqus Analysis Users Manual). Nodes that are part of a rigid body do not require mass and inertia individually, but the rigid body as a whole must possesses positive definite rotary inertia unless constraints are used. To remedy this error, either add rotational constraints to the reference nodes with the *BOUNDARY option or add inertia using the *ROTARY INERTIA option, whichever is appropriate to obtain the desired response. A node set named "ErrNodeRefNodeNoRot1Axis" containing the problematic reference nodes is also created for use in Abaqus/Viewer to help locate the error and modify the input definition."

ErrNodeRefNodeNoRot1Axis is the point of inertia assigned.
 
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To resolve this error, you can either add rotational constraints to the reference nodes with the *BOUNDARY option or add inertia using the *ROTARY INERTIA option. If you use the *BOUNDARY option, define the constraint type as ROTATIONAL and specify the axis of rotation.If you decide to use the *ROTARY INERTIA option, use the ErrNodeRefNodeNoRot1Axis node set to assign the mass, moment of inertia, and rotational axis for the rigid body. Be sure to specify a positive value for the moment of inertia.
 

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