Interpreting Contact Penetration Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 3

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[@amiraboodi2075]

Thank you very much. These videos are very helpful and informative.

[@evilpanky]

Thank you! A great video :)

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[@AmmarYassenBurjes]

Thank you very much for this nice lecture I have a question? In the case of preparing a composite material consisting of two different materials, how can I determine the percentage ratio of the two different materials in the ANSYS program? For example, the first matter is 40% and the second is 60%.

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[@mertmertmert9522]

Hİ thank you for giving a time. I did the same example. stiffnes behavior : flexıble for ball ( structural steel) stiffnes behavior : flexıble for graund ( aluminum) no problem in analysis but stiffnes behavior : RİGİD for ball ( structural steel) stiffnes behavior : flexıble for graund ( aluminum) when ı do gave an error . why ? I wrote in the forum, I could not get an answer thank you

[@basmaal-ghali9174]

Thanks. I have a screw inserted into a bone, as i applied the load, the bolt penetrate about 1 cm into the bone! the contact is frictional. how to prevent screw penetration?

[@nourahdali7106]

I have the same issue

[@CyberrBoss]

Mam i want to predict/calculate, how much force is required to shrink/press fit the two components. In my case it is rotor stack and shaft which is used in motor. Please let me know how can i do it. Thank you. This video was very good and informative.

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[@unurt9781]

Thanks

[@rishikeshjoshi93]

Which course it is part of ???

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Thanks for your question! This video is part of our Fundamental Topics in Contact course that will be released soon.