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When using butt-joint feature for creating solid model with multiple layers in ACP-pre, why there’s always discontinuity or cleavage between the mesh?

Tagged: ANSYS Composite PrepPost, General, structural-mechanics
    • May 15, 2023 at 8:32 am
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      To use butt joint to connect multible layup, we need to create the layers sequentially. Define the plies as: first left ply first right ply second left ply second right ply third left ply third right ply Sea attached model for a sample.

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