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fruton

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My particular problem involves contacts and I have decided to conduct a dynamic implicit analysis (i.e. considering the density of the material) and standard static analysis. Am I correct to assume that if, the stress results are the same for both analysis then I can ignore the dynamic/intertial effects?

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Anyone have any ideas on this? Thanks.
 
If this is a dynamic event, why would you want to ignore the physics? Even for a static case, you still have to calculate the force due to dynamic influences in which density (i.e. weight) does play a big role.

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