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Definitely a very clear definition of target and contact in Ansys. I thought the result would be almost similar to choosing whether target or contact but I was wrong.
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How to define contact pairs between the parts in a single object? During compression, the parts penetrate into each other. How to avoid the penetration?
Very well defined, thank you. if a 30 mph truck directly impacted a very strong stationary pole, would the truck assume the contact (softer, more deformation) side? what would be the best setup for this type of Ansys crash analysis?
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These rules are good but what should the user do when these rules are in conflict with each other? For instance a stiffer material's edge is sliding along a softer material's convex surface...
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Where on earth were you in 2018 for my graduation project, ANSYS?! I suffered a lot to model contact surfaces given that I could not find any reliable, explanatory ANSYS tutorial as this on contact modeling at the time. Shame on you!
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Definitely a very clear definition of target and contact in Ansys. I thought the result would be almost similar to choosing whether target or contact but I was wrong.
The best explanation, Using Contact for the last 5 years and read so many Ansys documents but your explanation and example are marvelous.
definitely liked it , after having using ansys from so many days now i have come to know which side to be chosen target side and contact side.thanks
The point is well explained precisely and concisely! Nice Job. Thank you
Very clear and well-summarized! Thanks a lot.
Very well explained and made easy to understand 👍
This was super helpful, thanks a lot
really well explained
Helpful..very informative
Now I know more about Contacts ,thanks :)
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Very well explained. Thanks a lot
That's awesomely done.. Thank you😊
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Very clear and helpful! Thank you!
Thank you... Good explanation
Very well done
How to define contact pairs between the parts in a single object? During compression, the parts penetrate into each other. How to avoid the penetration?
Very well defined, thank you. if a 30 mph truck directly impacted a very strong stationary pole, would the truck assume the contact (softer, more deformation) side? what would be the best setup for this type of Ansys crash analysis?
Thanks very much
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that helped a lot!!
Can you please help? I'm doing the same thing you said. However, the ball still pierces the target.
These rules are good but what should the user do when these rules are in conflict with each other? For instance a stiffer material's edge is sliding along a softer material's convex surface...
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@@AnsysLearning where EXACTLY is the answer to my question?
@@ronwhite6378 I think you will have to start a thread in the forums posting your question there in order to get it answered
Great video ! :)
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Details of contact is not showing in my ansys
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Please upload the project file
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Where on earth were you in 2018 for my graduation project, ANSYS?! I suffered a lot to model contact surfaces given that I could not find any reliable, explanatory ANSYS tutorial as this on contact modeling at the time. Shame on you!
Why is this lesson abridged,...I expected a detailed look at all aspect not just a quick runthrough,..quite a lot of detail left unaddressed,....why?
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ı need help
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Very helpful
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