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Applying Deformed Geometry to Material Interfaces

Posted Mar 3, 2024, 8:05 p.m. EST Geometry, Structural Mechanics, Physics Interfaces Version 5.6 0 Replies

Michael Wang
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Hi everyone,

I plan to simulate the growth of solid A in contact with solid B under constraint. To achieve this, I apply Deformed Geometry to solid A, and add Prescribed Mesh Displacement to the A-B interface. Since solid A and B are fixed by both left and right boundaries, it should generate compressive stress in both A and B during the growth of solid A. However, when I run this in Solid Mechanics Module, only solid A expand gradually, there is still no stress in solids. And the material frame of solid B doen't change.

Can anyone help me to solve this issues?

Best, Michael

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