GoEngineer SOLIDWORKS Simulation Webinar - Contactless is Soooo 2020

In SOLIDWORKS Simulations, we need to understand how to utilize our geometric parts and how our surfaces interact with each other. Whether we have incidents of touching vertices or lines with planes and other surfaces or simulating solid bodies and assemblies, Contact Sets and Component Contacts play a critical role in ensuring our results are accurate. Furthermore, we can over-define our contacts and create false rigidity especially when we consider which fixtures to define for our load cases! In this webinar, brought to you by GoEngineer, we will discuss the different scenarios with a relatively simple hinge model.
Introduction
02:25 Contact Sets
09:49 Component Contacts
11:10 Local vs Global Contacts
Case Study: Hinge Assembly
13:01 Overview
17:04 Global Bonded Contact
20:18 Local No Penetration Contact
25:28 Global No Penetration Contact
29:28 Hinge Fixture
30:44 Reference Geometry About Axis
32:43 Reference Geometry at Vertex
Conclusions and Discussion
36:03 Fixed Geometry vs Virtual Wall
38:22 Large Displacement
39:50 Allow Penetration for Pin
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Presenter: John Nikoloff, Application Engineer at GoEngineer
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Can you share the link of the part or assembly which we are studying in the description. So, that we can also do that. Or please add the video of making this part or assembly.