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Hey I've got a beam and between two different materials i'm thinking to
put a cohesive zone with "weaker" material properties. Does it make
sense to use cohesive zone models?
My model is looking like this now. But I don't know what's wrong. It
seems taht the whole force/displacement is lost in the cohesive zone.
If somebody can help that would be very nice
here the pic: http://f.666kb.com/i/bnody4selpc6iml9m.jpg
Thanks for advance
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