Trouble with Tie contact
I have two 2d meshes approximately .132in apart but where the laminates will contact each other. I have been trying the tie surface contact but when I run the simulation there is no load transfer from one part to the other.
Is there any other way to perform this or something I should be looking out for in particular?
Thank you for any advice regarding this subject.
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Alright so basically the model is a multipart fea with two wheel shells made of laminates and a solid 3d aluminum wheel center. The only things attaching the shells together are the laminates when cured and then the wheel shells will be connected to the aluminum center with bolts. What is the best way of achieving these constraints? So far I've just used tie although I know to achieve an accurate model I should be using bolts and possibly other contacts.
Also I have tried rigids in the past which did nothing when the two surfaces were not on top of each other.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kv588q83h4ox21u/AACtO6UoONnFrWiV_10jZSuka?dl=0
I am getting this error
NOTE # 9199
MSGLMT=STRICT is active, all messages will be printed.
You can suppress some less important warning messages by use of
MSGLMT=BRIEF or UNREF (in config file or in the input data).
*** ERROR # 1762 ***
Incorrect SET type for MSID on CONTACT 11.
*** ERROR # 1762 ***
Incorrect SET type for MSID on CONTACT 13.
*** ERROR # 1762 ***
Incorrect SET type for MSID on CONTACT 15.
*** Errors with missing, incorrect or duplicate IDs found 3 times.
Hi,
Can you share the model please?
Can you also check if there is any load transfer happening when you have rigids instead of tie contact.