*CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
*CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
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Hey guys,
I have one question. In my opinion there are two ways to tie a contact pair:
1. *CONTACT PAIR, TIED
2. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
Can anyone explain the difference between them? When should which of them be used?
Best regards
Timo
I have one question. In my opinion there are two ways to tie a contact pair:
1. *CONTACT PAIR, TIED
2. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
Can anyone explain the difference between them? When should which of them be used?
Best regards
Timo





RE: *CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
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RE: *CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
you can interpret tied as welded together (or from one piece)
the rest you can find in a lot of places.
http://books.google.si/books?id=1EWFjTKUELwC&p...
RE: *CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
RE: *CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
Are you new to this forum? If so, please read these FAQ:
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http://www.eng-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=1083
RE: *CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction
FYI: Contact is among the hardest problems to resolve in FEM, so be sure to go through the manuals (verification, benchmark, examples, analysis user's, cae user's, keywords) very carefully.
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RE: *CONTACT PAIR, TIED vs. *SURFACE BEHAVIOR, NO SEPARATION + Rough Friction