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Nastran Equivalent to an Abacus Slide Plane Connector

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Nastran Equivalent to an Abacus Slide Plane Connector

Nastran Equivalent to an Abacus Slide Plane Connector

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Dear All,

Does anyone have an idea how to simulate this type of connector, in Nastran, between two points similar to abaqus? Here is the link to the definition.

http://abaqus.software.polimi.it/v6.12/books/usb/d...

My customer requires it and I am trying to figure out how to simulate the same reaction.

Thanks in advanced

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