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| Apr21-10, 04:09 PM | #1 |
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ansys- two layers adhered to each other
Hello,
I am new to ansys. I am trying to model two layers adhered to each other and a force being applied to the first kayer. How do I pput in the boundary conditions for the two layers "adhered" to each other. Thanks. Raj |
| Apr22-10, 08:46 AM | #2 |
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Really depends on exactly what you're trying to measure. There are three methods I can think of listed here in increasing difficulty and accuracy
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| Apr22-10, 08:55 AM | #3 |
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Thank you very much minger. Actually, I was wondering how to model the boundary conditions. "contact" option requires frictional coefficients to be defined but here the two layers are "rigidly" adhered to each other and I dont have any the frictional coeffs between the two surfaces. I know that there is "no slip" (perfect adhesion) under the applied force. Is there some specific boundary condition that can be used for this. How will that be done? Thanks again. I really appreciate your help.
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| Apr26-10, 04:57 PM | #4 |
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You only need frictional coefficients for frictional contact. You can also use rigid contacts (see coupling commands in the help manual).
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