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  3. What causes the error “At least one contact pair has no elements in it” when using JOINTS ? How to resolve it?

What causes the error “At least one contact pair has no elements in it” when using JOINTS ? How to resolve it?

Tagged: Joints
    • June 6, 2022 at 9:58 am
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      This error is cause due to Scoping to more than one line/surface to define Reference. For an example in a three holes assembly, if two hole edges are scoped as Reference and third hole edge as mobile this error will appear. But Scoping one edge as Reference and other two edges as Mobile will resolve this error.

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