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Meshing textile for dry fibre analysis
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anuragdixitiitd
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maryam_sodagar
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Re: Meshing textile for dry fibre analysis
Hi louise
When we need compression plate? in uniaxial load simulation (x direction) do we need to assign compression plates in Z direction?
When we need compression plate? in uniaxial load simulation (x direction) do we need to assign compression plates in Z direction?
Re: Meshing textile for dry fibre analysis
Hi Maryam,
You need to assign compression plates if you want to constrain the deformation in the z direction.
Best regards,
Louise
You need to assign compression plates if you want to constrain the deformation in the z direction.
Best regards,
Louise
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maryam_sodagar
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Re: Meshing textile for dry fibre analysis
Dear Louise
As you are expert in this field, should I assign it for a uniaxial load modelling?
As you are expert in this field, should I assign it for a uniaxial load modelling?
Re: Meshing textile for dry fibre analysis
Hi Mariam,
No. The compression plates would simulate the textile being compressed between two plates which isn't what you want.
Best regards,
Louise
No. The compression plates would simulate the textile being compressed between two plates which isn't what you want.
Best regards,
Louise
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maryam_sodagar
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Re: Meshing textile for dry fibre analysis
Hi Louise
Thank you so much. I've got it.
Best Regards,
Maryam
Thank you so much. I've got it.
Best Regards,
Maryam