CalculatorDave
Mechanical
- May 26, 2003
- 46
Howdy all,
I am running a SolidWorks Simulation static stress analysis on an assembly, and I'm having a ridiculous problem.
I must bond a simple cylindrical feature into a simple hole feature of exactly the same diameter. However, during the simulation, the two repeatedly fail to bond. The mesh nodes do not match up, but this shouldn't matter because I have established a surface bonding contact set - shouldn't this force the two surfaces to be bonded? I have also tried making the hole slightly smaller than the cylinder, and then using a shrink fit contact set - this also fails to bond the two surfaces.
Any suggestions on how I can brute-force these two surfaces into being bonded?
I am running a SolidWorks Simulation static stress analysis on an assembly, and I'm having a ridiculous problem.
I must bond a simple cylindrical feature into a simple hole feature of exactly the same diameter. However, during the simulation, the two repeatedly fail to bond. The mesh nodes do not match up, but this shouldn't matter because I have established a surface bonding contact set - shouldn't this force the two surfaces to be bonded? I have also tried making the hole slightly smaller than the cylinder, and then using a shrink fit contact set - this also fails to bond the two surfaces.
Any suggestions on how I can brute-force these two surfaces into being bonded?