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@usama-yes4 Do you know if you can load stresses or strains through the ascii file to plot? That may help determine if the problem is only in the frin...
Hi @usama-yes4 Try adding *Database_extent_binary and making the flag STRFLG=1.
@shrikant_panchal No if a single node is shared by two elements the node cannot have two separate motions. The motion of the simulation is the nodes ...
@lon Oh perfect! How were able to figure it out? I believe that this is something that many people have been curious about.
@saberman12 I would do an element quality check to make sure that you don’t have any really small elements somewhere in your model. Really small eleme...
@lon I’m pretty sure you need an anisotropic material and then there is a flag to activate in the material card that should allow you to look at local...
@groll And you want the fluid elements to erode when they impact the wall? Why don't you try an SPH simulation? That seems more reasonable for what yo...
@groll What exactly are you trying to simulate? Is this a fluid hitting a wall?
@groll What are you trying to replicate specifically? Do you just want the elements to erode when they contact the plate? The issue you are probably h...
Hi @ramky, Glad to hear that you are getting into the field! The first step would be to get a grasp on the overall idea of FEA, then dive into the ide...
Hi @arun-vignesh It looks like you pasted this text, make sure that you paste as plain text to avoid formatting issues. Regarding your question, are s...
@takaishi It’s okay. Report is for reporting somebody’s post for violating the rules.
@takaishi This seems to be an issue with a couple people here. There was a topic a while back by @erick and I’m not sure if he ever got it figured out...
@fabian I’m not 100% positive how to export stress in the local coordinate system of the element, but I’m pretty sure it depends on the material model...
@fabian Gotcha. Do you know that the shear stress does in fact transfer to the polycarbonate experimentally? It may just be due to the differences in ...