Comsol Mechanical Thermal Contact

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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a thermal mechanical contact problem in COMSOL. The user is experiencing errors after computing their model, particularly related to the mechanical contact at the middle part of the structure. They note that the contact worked before adding this part but encountered issues with boundary forces. Despite attempts to fix the middle part, the problem persists, and the user needs it to remain unfixed. Further clarification and diagrams are requested to better understand the issue.
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hi,
can somebody pls help me with the model i have appended to this post?
it is a simple thermal mechanical contact problem but i don't know what is wrong about it and why there is some errors in it after computing.
thanks
 

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Will you explain what do you have to do with the model?
Could you provide some diagram or something where you got the problem from?

As far as I can see you're trying to compute a multiphysics problem here. I can see you are trying to create a temperature difference and then there's also a continuous force load on one of the edges and there are three fixed constraints.

Would you explain further or post a problem statement with the corresponding diagrams.
 
Hi gezibash,
My main problem is about the mechanical contact. it is very problematic on COMSOL.
Here, the middle part has caused the problem. Before adding this part, the contact works (however with a low boundary force).

even fixing the middle part does not solve the problem. (however i need to make it unfixed).thanks
 
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