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  3. Is it possible to get the contact force and moment pass through a Bonded Contact Pair in Static or Modal Analysis ?

Is it possible to get the contact force and moment pass through a Bonded Contact Pair in Static or Modal Analysis ?

Tagged: 17, contact, General, mechanical, structural-and-thermal, structural-mechanics
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:34 am
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      Yes, it is possible to get the contact force and moment pass through a Bonded Contact Pair in Static or Modal Analysis. Solution > Probes > Force or Moment Reactions Change the Location Method = Contact Region Choose the appropriate Contact Pair and Evaluate the Results. For this Nodal Forces must be requested in the Output Under Analysis Settings before solving the model.

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