Edgar J. Kaiser
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Posted:
8 months ago
23 mars 2024, 09:29 UTC−4
Updated:
8 months ago
23 mars 2024, 09:30 UTC−4
In a stationary mechanical setup you need to suppress rigid body movement to get an unambiguous solution. That means you suppress all 6 DOF, translations and rotations.
You only want to suppress rotations and still allow translations. I think the system is underdefined this way and the solver would not converge, even if you found a formal way to do that.
Second, what real physical arrangement would be constrained this way? It seems to be unphysical to me.
Maybe you want to analyze your problem again in order to see if the constraints you need can be achieved in a more realistic way.
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Edgar J. Kaiser
emPhys Physical Technology
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In a stationary mechanical setup you need to suppress rigid body movement to get an unambiguous solution. That means you suppress all 6 DOF, translations and rotations.
You only want to suppress rotations and still allow translations. I think the system is underdefined this way and the solver would not converge, even if you found a formal way to do that.
Second, what real physical arrangement would be constrained this way? It seems to be unphysical to me.
Maybe you want to analyze your problem again in order to see if the constraints you need can be achieved in a more realistic way.
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Posted:
8 months ago
25 mars 2024, 11:56 UTC−4
Updated:
8 months ago
25 mars 2024, 12:15 UTC−4
In a stationary mechanical setup you need to suppress rigid body movement to get an unambiguous solution. That means you suppress all 6 DOF, translations and rotations.
You only want to suppress rotations and still allow translations. I think the system is underdefined this way and the solver would not converge, even if you found a formal way to do that.
Second, what real physical arrangement would be constrained this way? It seems to be unphysical to me.
Maybe you want to analyze your problem again in order to see if the constraints you need can be achieved in a more realistic way.
got it i take a look at my problem again and see what need to be done.
>In a stationary mechanical setup you need to suppress rigid body movement to get an unambiguous solution. That means you suppress all 6 DOF, translations and rotations.
>
>You only want to suppress rotations and still allow translations. I think the system is underdefined this way and the solver would not converge, even if you found a formal way to do that.
>
>Second, what real physical arrangement would be constrained this way? It seems to be unphysical to me.
>
>Maybe you want to analyze your problem again in order to see if the constraints you need can be achieved in a more realistic way.
got it i take a look at my problem again and see what need to be done.