Application Focus: Contact Wear Simulation

Wear is a complex phenomenon that is normally studied under tribology. As engineers, we would like to model this complex behavior using finite element approach.
Wear is the progressive loss of material from the surface of a solid body when in contact with another body. Wear can be approximated by models that relate various quantities at the contact surface to material loss.
In this webinar, we will present how ANSYS Mechanical APDL can be used to model wear where it is approximated by repositioning the contact nodes at the contact surface. The new coordinates of the nodes are determined by a wear model. The following models are available for defining wear:
- Archard wear model
- User-defined wear model
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[@valeryanpilov2602]

Interesting examples of abrasion modeling for materials with viscous properties - for example, polyurethane

[@ebinmathew3693]

Hi, is these input files available on ansys website

[@ahmadalhamdo1457]

is there any examples for real Models

[@ananthapadmanabhanm1849]

Sir is there any wear simulation extension file for calculating the wear

[@小道士苏区]

@Atticus Xavier i can do it well but I can’t deal with the problem that real-time mesh update,maybe we can talk about it ,my email address is [e-mail]

[@mawukomana7145]

How can i contact you

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