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Partition problem

Partition problem

RE: Partition problem

Clearly the part is all connected as you'd have the assembly coming apart, so the problem could be due to your restraints. In addition I'd advise you to partition the assembly so you had brick type elements rather than just throwing a tet mesh at it. Overall you'll get better results that way.

RE: Partition problem

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Ok, If I uderstand right the problem is that the force is not applied via partitioned surface by coupling connection from RP on the whole body. why is deformation limited on coupling connection surface?

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