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Hello,
I want to do simulation for a product similar to chalk. I drop it from certain height. I want to check its behavior after drop from a certain height.
what material law I have to use? and what properties of material require for it?
Hi,
I think chalk is made from sedimentary rock materials. You can try with Material Law 21, which is used to model materials with internal friction such as rock-concrete.
Hello George,
Thanks for reply.
Actually my material is oil color pencils. They are mixture of Wax, glycerine oil and some other stuff. Can I used above material law or any other?
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