Contact Types in ANSYS Workbench

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Hello there, in this video I tried to explain you contact types in ANSYS Structural. I gave information about which contact type allows seperation or which contact type allows sliding, and I tried to simulate those characteristics of contact types. In some of the configutations, I have shown you the error ANSYS gave since movement is exist and Static Structural module cannot simulate movements.
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Комментарии : 17

@KBostanoglu 4 года назад

Aga tam türk ingilizcesi konusuyon videoyu actim ilk saniye bu türk dedim

@engineeringsimulations8355 4 года назад

:D canım sağolsun

@emredag3768 4 года назад

Aynı durumu yaşadım hemen yorumlar bölümüne geldimki çoktan yazılmış :)

@ahykn 4 года назад

Kubilay Bostanoğlu aynen bende nerde görsem anlarım aga, ikinci bakacağım yer klavye dili oluyor hep😂😂

@guzin53 3 года назад

Ben de aynı şeyi yazmaya gelmiştim 😂 güzel oluyor böyle aşina olduğun ingilizceyle dinlemek 😂

@gockonulari Год назад

Frictional seçtiğimde yükü artırdığımda neden hata verdiğinin cevabını öğrenmiş oldum , bu faydalı video için teşekkürler :)

@kevinmenezes8386 3 года назад

Very useful video. Thank you

@sr2ak 4 года назад

Thanks Sir for this wonderful lecture on bonded contact. However, may I pleaSe ask can we get mesh merged when using bonded contact ? What I mean to say is that using spaceclaim shared topology we can have same mesh between two bodies. However, can we achieve that when doing bonded contact. I will really appreciate your reply?

@engineeringsimulations8355 4 года назад

Normally, no. Bonded contact still seperates parts in terms of meshing. If you define a contact mesh for the bonded contact with the same properties of meshes on the parts, you can achieve a very similar mesh orientation as in shared topology. Also, I suggest you to check 'mesh connection'. Hope you can achieve.

@phanikumarsimhadri8124 4 года назад

Thank you for good video on contact type, I have a doubt how to find out the contact stress and in your video results are showing von Mises stress (equivalent stress).