You can define contact interfaces with finite friction. As a result, you can determine if sliding has occurred between components and the tangential force load transferred across each interface.
I'm running a similar analysis on a hinge and facing two problems, 1. As I increase co efficient of friction, measured reaction force is coming down which doesn't make much sense. 2. My movement is limited to exact completion of snap, anything more ends up in error, excessive sliding can't converge. Any clues on solving this?
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I'm running a similar analysis on a hinge and facing two problems, 1. As I increase co efficient of friction, measured reaction force is coming down which doesn't make much sense. 2. My movement is limited to exact completion of snap, anything more ends up in error, excessive sliding can't converge. Any clues on solving this?
Hi. Could please mention how did you gave reaction in y direction?
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Please explain how you defined displacement and also the time steps?
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