Simulation > Creo Simulate > Creating Analyses > Structural Analysis > Static and Prestress Static Analyses > Convergence Options > To Set Convergence for a Structural Analysis
To Set Convergence for a Structural Analysis
This procedure assumes you are in the dialog box for creating one of these analysis types: static, prestress static, modal, prestress modal, buckling, contact, or large deformation static.
1. Click the Convergence tab on the analysis dialog box.
2. Select the convergence method for your analysis—Multi-Pass Adaptive, Single-Pass Adaptive, or Quick Check.
3. If you select Single-Pass Adaptive convergence while creating a contact analysis, you can select Localized Mesh Refinement. For large deformation static analysis, you can select the Include Snap-through option to study the load displacement curve for snap-through or post buckling behavior in a structure.
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If you selected Multi-Pass Adaptive, continue with the following steps.
4. Enter a minimum and maximum polynomial order.
6. Select the quantities you want Creo Simulate to use to calculate convergence.
For a description of the convergence quantities, see:
To Create a Static Analysis
To Create a Prestress Static Analysis
To Create a Modal Analysis
To Create a Prestress Modal Analysis
To Create a Buckling Analysis
Improving Convergence