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Hi
If you are using /RWALL I understand you are using constant imposed velocity (this is the case when Mass=0)
In this scenario I think that when material is removed by deletion, the wall will still keep same velocity but reaction force will reduce.
Due to that, I would expect dips in the reaction force.
I hope this is helpful
Regards
Hello Rogerio
You are right am using imposed velocity for Rwall. Is there any options to avoid the reaction force dips to stabilize or to make it smooth curve. I mean any options on contact or material prop or anything
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