HyperSizer Support Forum
Software Use => FEM Coupling (HyperFEA) => Topic started by: A.Seidel on June 13, 2012, 05:25:52 AM
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Hi,
I'm trying to import a model from ABQ. The Import-process starts normally by reading from the *.fil file.
After a couple of seconds the Import-pocess stops and the following Error-msg is displayed:
Element id in .HABQ file not found.
0, 0
I'm not sure, if this error appears during reading the *.fil, or at the beginning of reading the next file.
Do you have any idea what the problem could be?
regards,
A. Seidel
PS:
I've already found this old comment, which was a great help to change my inputfile so Hypersizer starts the import.
http://hypersizer.com/forum/index.php?topic=327.0
Is there anything else that should be considered? Like unsupported ABQ-commands or anything else that might cause the error-msg?
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The .HABQ file is a temporary file that is written during the import process when the ODB is read. The HABQ contains a list of beam element orientations. For some reason a beam element with ID of zero was written.
What version of HyperSizer your running? What version of Abaqus? Was the input file created with Abaqus/CAE or through some other process?
Make sure that the input file is written without using parts and assemblies. See item 4 in the topic below.
http://hypersizer.com/help/index.php#FEM-General/fem-abaqus-overview.php
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The model was created using Hypermesh 11.0 and solved with ABQ 6.10-3
The Version of Hypersizer Pro is 6.2.45
In the Inputfile are neither Parts nor Assemblies. I've also checked the Input and results-files with matlab for any zeroes that shouldn't be there
results written to *.fil and to *.dat with:
*OUTPUT, FIELD
*El File, Position=Centroidal, Directions=Yes
SF
*EL PRINT
SF
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The issue was a bug that occurred while reading the HABQ. This bug is triggered if the model contains a section ID of 9000. This has been fixed in 6.2.46.
-Ryan