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May 25, 2023 at 7:35 pmjavat33489 SubscriberHi all. I solve such a problem, I have a lot of bent plates that form a cylinder protruding to each other. Each plate is 1m long. I need to squeeze them lengthwise to see how they open in different directions and with what effort. For tests, I'm only compressing two plates so far, but I'm getting standard element destruction errors: I made them shells. Here are the settings: Â I also thought that the plates are incompressible due to the fact that they are bent and there is a strong momentum when they break, then I added a little pressure to the center to start bending immediately but this did not help: 
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May 26, 2023 at 7:01 amAshish Khemka Forum ModeratorHi, Can you share what other boundary conditions are applied to the plates? Use 'Asymmetric' behavior for contacts. You can try using a buckling analysis as well to get the load under which plates will buckle.  Buckling | Ansys Innovation Courses  Regards, Ashish Khemka 
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May 26, 2023 at 7:13 amErik Kostson Ansys EmployeeHi In addition, look at nonlinear stabilization (under nonlinear controls in analysis settings) that can aid converge when and after they buckle. See: 8.11. Unstable Structures (ansys.com) All the best Erik 
 
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