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  1. zozomama

    How to get force (not stress) through node/element/surface/whatever?

    Hi, I have a loading condition similar to something shown in the picture. Different materials are shown in different colors. Some magnitude of force (say 100N) is evenly applied across the top surface of the yellow and green materials. The bottom of the blue material is fixed. Since the yellow...
  2. zozomama

    Applying Torque Load & Boundary Conditions

    I tried applying equal concentrated loads at equal and opposite locations but only the node where the load was applied was distorted, and the rest of the model unchanged.
  3. zozomama

    Applying Torque Load & Boundary Conditions

    Hi, I would like to apply torsion to my model. It is a cubical model, 10 x 10 x 10 units. I have another smaller cube in the model, 5 x 5 x 5 units. The x-y origin of the smaller cube is aligned with the x-y origin of the larger cube. The z-planes of each cube are coincident. That is, they...
  4. zozomama

    How do I mesh two different objects as one?

    Thank you everyone. It has been great help.
  5. zozomama

    How do I mesh two different objects as one?

    i think there's some mix-up with terminology here. do you mean i create the assembly with it being dependent on parts?
  6. zozomama

    How do I mesh two different objects as one?

    Hello, So here's what I'm trying to do. I have two part files. One is entirely made of material A, another made of material B, so only two materials to deal with here. I would like to mesh them as one object, but with two different materials assigned to them. I tried assembly but it seems...

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