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ANSYS mechaincal has a new feature "FPP" --fluid penetration pressure, which can simulate location changing pressure based on contact gap instead of modeling pysical liquid. I want to use this feature to simulate vacuum pressure's effect on structure (negative pressure), can't be negative, however, it warns that only positive pressure can be input, can't support negative pressure.
how to solve my problem with vacuum pentration pressure using ANSYS mechanical ?
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