Simulation Simple Contact

[@mjice6247]

Save my life. Nice tutorial. Thanks a lot!

[@KoalaLumpUhr]

One thing I don't understand: don't you have to switch off the "Global Contact" after defining the contact set? And if you apply an axial load on the frictionless (contacts) axle - would'nt it be pushed out of the bearing, causing solidworks to complain about a too big movement...?

[@mirmanzarelahi7215]

Although this video is not related to underconstrained bodies but this video helped me to solve problem I was facing from last one week i.e underconstrained bodies (y)

[@mukreminpolat5295]

Thank you verry much 🙏

[@JeremiahMC100]

How is the shaft constrained axially?

[@marcantoine2593]

Your video saved my life, thank you!

[@ickerish]

Would you get similar results if you simply change the defaulted Global Contact "bonded" to "no penetration"? It would save a couple steps here I believe.

[@КольоМамата-ш8г]

Can we just set the global contact to no penetration in this case ? And what will happen if we delete the global bonded contact and let only the local contacts on your case ?

[@SohilShah_Melodyman]

very well explained......thanks a lot!

[@KundathSathish]

Thanks. excellent. To check interference before run and understand contact sets.

[@OnlineStudyLearn]

can you please tell me difference in contact set and component contact in simulation.

[@nguyenhuu7230]

Thank you so much

[@gohan100100]

Can you use no penetration feature if you're just in an assembly and not running a simulation study?

[@mela9464]

what if you have interferences? what do you do?

[@xsgx]

perfect

[@yawarhussain972]

sir why u skip the Connection where is it use .......??

[@TechnicalEngineeringVietNam]

Can you send me a file for practice