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jisb007

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May 14, 2005
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Hi,

I'm using standard to simulate how a bowl of gel deforms under its own weight. I defined the contact between these two as frictional BC. I don't understand why I get some very strange result -- the deformed gel has part "outside" the bowl container, something not physically possible. Does anyone have any idea what might be wrong? Thanks!
 
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Initially you may have had one surface outside the other and without using *adjust this will remain so. Otherwise it could be that some nodes have passed through the slave surface (or is it master?).

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