Quiz — Contact Mechanics
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
When two bodies come into physical contact, they:
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2. Question
The force vector at a bonded contacting interface can be transferred:
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3. Question
Calculating contact forces at an interface depends on:
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4. Question
Contact Penalty Formulation allows a small amount of:
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5. Question
The Penalty formulation is used to calculate:
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Lagrange formulation treats contact:
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7. Question
Normal Lagrange formulation results in :
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8. Question
Important requirement(s) for any contact formulation to capture the interactions accurately:
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9. Question
Assuming a Coulomb friction model, the dynamic coefficient of friction is most influenced by _____. Select the best option to complete the statement.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Comparing penalty and Lagrange contact formulation, one can find:
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