Understanding Basics of Contact Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 2

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[@skunknetwork]

genuinely a fantastic lesson. No jargon, no technical fluff, just real help. Thank you massively.

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[@abrahamadera3367]

Thanks a lot Professor, you provided me good insight on contacts

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[@taseenhaider3961]

such a good time of the year to learn new things

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[@huzaifaumer4706]

Hi! Kindly tell me what is the difference between body contact and face contact.. I am doing a rotational analysis two shaft are coupled. I have given moment to one shaft and I want that both shaft rotate with same moment. So, should I go with body contact and bonded both shaft together?

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[@ilyagordievsky9530]

Hello. How to set up MPC behavior?

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