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How to Assign Displacement Load on Sugarcane MIlling Simulation

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(@nckylrd8)
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[#2651]

I'm having trouble with the displacement load on this simulation, the sugarcane should be displaced up until the work opening between the rollers, and then let the friction sucking the sugarcane through. But when i assign the displacement load only up to the work opening the sugarcane wont get sucked in to the rollers. Help! 

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your boundary conditions might not be correct . Also check on the contact card parameters

USE *BOUNDARY_PRESCRIBED_MOTION . 


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@nckylrd8 when you say "up" do you mean positive x? And are the rollers rotating correctly? Also is your friction defined correctly in your contact between the rollers and the sugar cane?


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@negativevolume yes, i mean positive x. yes, the rollers are rotating correctly. For the contact, i'am using CONTACT_ERODING_NODES_TO_SURFACE. Is it the right keyword?


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