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Slip Type Expansion Joint Modelling

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1mitchsklar1

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I wanted to model some ATS slip type expansion joints. I used to make two runs: the first for the actual displacement and the second to include the axial stiffness. Is the still the proper technique?
 
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Refer to Caesar II documentation for modelling techniques. Don't forget pressure end effects.
 
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