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April 27, 2024 at 6:51 pmKen NgSubscriber
Hi,
I am new to Ansys and I am trying to create the normal force for the friction of a pull-out test through the penalty method. So I read the guide and tried to mess around in Mechanical, and I found there are 2 ways to change it to the penalty method, which are the command and the parameter in detail of the contacts. I am not sure which one is the correct way to do the penalty method, so I wonder what are their differences and which is the right one. (actually, I think I failed to use both methods as they all give the same result as "Program Controlled", but I am not sure which parts go wrong
Method 1: APDLÂ command in contactset ,cid, 174
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Method 2: Change the parameter in detail of the contacts
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April 29, 2024 at 11:39 amAshish KhemkaForum Moderator
Hi,
Why not use the deflaut 'Program Controlled' which is Augmented Lagrange forumulation. For comparison of different algorithms please refer to the links below:
PowerPoint Presentation (ansys.com)
Understanding Basics of Contact - Lesson 2 - ANSYS Innovation Courses
Regards,
Ashish Khemka
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April 29, 2024 at 11:45 amKen NgSubscriber
Hi Ashish,
Thank you for answering, I'll try it and see their differences. And I wonder what is the difference between change the parameters in detail and using the commands code?
Regards,
Ken
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