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Hello,
Please advice
We try to simulate impact, we already set initial velocity but the result part that we put initial velocity not move to hit another part, please refer to attach file for details.
thanks
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Hi Muhammad,
Can you share the result file you have, please?
Hi Prakash,
thanks for your respond,
This is out put file
Hi,
Please check the unit system you have followed. For material its followed in T, mm, s. Whereas in gravity it is m/s. please change the unit accordingly . The simulation will run fine.
Pls check the file...
Hi, sbx262
If we wrong using unit system the part can be move but slowly, but what happens is the part that given initial velocity is not move.
Is it any other that you revice?
Thank you
unit system i maintained consistently and the contacts were updated in the model....
Maybe you can bring both the parts closer (say like few mm) and calculate the velocity accordingly and run the analysis.
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