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Modelling a Composite

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Modelling a Composite

Modelling a Composite

(OP)
Hi,
I'm want to model a unit cell of a compostie material in 2d. Is this a contact problem? Any tips would be great.
Thanks,

RE: Modelling a Composite

Hey,

If ur composite is a perfectly bonded, then u can use the *TIE command.
If it is not, then it is a contact problem.

have fun,
Nishanth

RE: Modelling a Composite

(OP)
Thanks Nishanth

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