Hello,
I'm trying to get the contact area between foot and insole (Please see the photos).
I used the following APDL command:
SET, LAST
cmsel, s, contact_side
us
it is
ESEL, R, TYPE ,, 3
ETABLE, STAT, CONT, STAT
ESEL, S, ETAB, ESTAT, 2,3
ETABLE, C_AREA, VOLU
SSUM
* GET, T_AREA, SSUM, 0, ITEM...
Hello,
I'm doing an foot pressure analysis with a insole and a suport (see picture pls).
The border conditions are very simple :
Top of tibia fibula and soft tissues = X=Y=Z=XR=YR=ZR=0
SUPORT= X=Y=XR=YR=ZR=0 Z=0,0004.
I have the following error:
*** ERROR *** CP =...
Hello,
I'm doing an foot pressure analysis in Ansys with a insole and a suport (see picture pls).
The border conditions are very simple :
Top of tibia fibula and soft tissues = X=Y=Z=XR=YR=ZR=0
SUPORT= X=Y=XR=YR=ZR=0 Z=0,0004.
I have the following error:
*** ERROR ***...
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Thank you.
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Some exemples:
"***WARNING: THE SYSTEM MATRIX HAS 23...
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