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Unable to define rigid stiffness behaviour

    • WolfgangNeil
      Subscriber

      I'm trying to define two surface bodies to have rigid stiffness behaviour with plane strain condition for a 2D analysis. However, the stiffness behaviour stays yellow highlighted. Can someone please help me to resolve this issue?

    • Sahil Sura
      Ansys Employee

      In implicit analysis, you cannot define a line body, 2D plane strain body or 2D axisymmetric body as rigid body; however, you may also note that, in Explicit Dynamics analysis, 2D plane strain and 2D axisymmetric bodies can be defined as rigid bodies.You can refer to the following link for detailed overview on Stiffness behavior.
      Stiffness Behavior (ansys.com)
      Thanks,
      Sahil.
    • WolfgangNeil
      Subscriber
      Thank you
      Regards
    • WolfgangNeil
      Subscriber
      I've assigned a plane stress behaviour for the 2D bending problem. The upper die (rigid) has bonded contact with top surface (material) and no separation between bottom die (rigid) and bottom surface (material). However the upper die is penetrating without any deformation in the material. Can you share some insight?

    • Sahil Sura
      Ansys Employee

      You can refer to the course on Prevent Rigid Body Motion in Contact - ANSYS Innovation Courses to get detailed overview and you can monitor the results by referring to the following link(Which is lesson 3 of the same course).
      How To Monitor Results During Solution ÔÇö Lesson 3 - ANSYS Innovation Courses
      Thanks Sahil.
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