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hi all,
my name is christian, i'm a master degree student in mechanical engineering. i've been doing a swaging process simulation using MSC.MARC, but i have a problem.when i ran the simulation, there were some node or element that penetrated into the other element and/or rigid body. i tried to change the value of contact tolerance and mesh, but i got the same result (pentrated still happened). what should i do to solve this problem?should i use mesh adaptivity? please help me ^^
These notes were prepared when I taught fracture mechanics in 2010, and were updated when I taught the course again in 2014.
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