Idea Statica
  • Steel
  • Concrete
  • BIM & workflows
  • Support & Learning
  • Pricing
  • Company
  • Steel overview
  • Connection design
  • Member design
  • Parametric design
  • Steel case studies
  • Concrete overview
  • Walls and D-regions
  • Anchoring design
  • Members & cross-sections
  • Concrete case studies
  • BIM overview
  • Supported integrations
  • Checkbot
  • Viewer
  • APIs
  • Support Center
  • E-learning & certification
  • Blog
  • Downloads & Licensing
  • Plans
  • Free community tool
  • Enterprise customers
  • Students & educators
  • How much will you save?
  • About us
  • Contact
  • Research & development
  • Authorized resellers
  • Meet our customers
  • Career
  • Steel
    Steel overviewConnection designMember designParametric designSteel case studies
  • Concrete
    Concrete overviewWalls and D-regionsAnchoring designMembers & cross-sectionsConcrete case studies
  • BIM & workflows
    BIM overviewSupported integrationsCheckbotViewerAPIs
  • Support & Learning
    Support CenterE-learning & certificationBlogDownloads & Licensing
  • Pricing
    PlansFree community toolEnterprise customersStudents & educatorsHow much will you save?
  • Company
    About usContactResearch & developmentAuthorized resellersMeet our customersCareer
14-Day Trial
14-Day Trial
  • Steel
  • Concrete
  • BIM & workflows
  • Support & Learning
  • Pricing
  • Company

Subscribe to our newsletter

Company

  • About us
  • Partners
  • Careers
  • Patent

Resources

  • Customer projects
  • Case studies
  • Connection Library
  • Verification books

Legal

  • EULA
  • Privacy policy
  • California Privacy
  • TOS Viewer
  • Licensing

Help

  • Contact
  • Quote request
  • Resellers
  • Downloads
FacebookInstagramLinkedInYouTube

© IDEA StatiCa 2009-2026

Trusted and used worldwide by engineers, fabricators & consultants.

Support CenterKnowledge Base ArticlesNonconformity in connection analysis results
Advanced analysis types for your steel structures
Nonconformity in connection analysis results
Connection analysis 0% or doesn't reach 100%
What is the singularity warning?
Stop at limit strain
Torsion moments and warping
Warping of members – Load in shear center
Thin-walled (cold-formed) members
Load effects displayed in the scene
2nd generation of Eurocode 3 in Steel apps
Nonconformity in connection analysis results
Connection designSteelKnowledge baseConnectionLoad effects

Nonconformity in connection analysis results

This article is also available in
ENCZESFRITPTNLHUROKRPLTHTRVIZH

By introducing additional supports to members' ends (restrictions to boundary conditions), which can be done through the Model type option of a member e.g. N-Vy-Mz, a nonconformity is displayed in the Analysis tab in Check after the calculation.

Nonconformities in the tab are summed up from all members of the model and the forces values are displayed in the global coordinate system.

These are forces that are applied in the analysis of the FEM joint model and represent the reactions generated in the additional supports at the corresponding member's free ends.

If these nonconformities exceed the inputted average internal forces more than a little (in corresponding directions and rotations), the model analysis may be inaccurate. The recommended deviation of nonconformity values is up to 5% of the inputted member forces to keep the analysis inaccuracy low.

Singularity warning

In case you see a singularity warning, please read the What is the singularity warning? article.

What is the singularity warning?
What is the singularity warning?
  • Steel
  • Connection
  • Modeling
  • +3
  • Steel
  • Connection
  • Modeling

Knowledge base

What is the singularity warning?

Read more