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Dear All,
I would like to define the support condtions of side of thin palte in Mechanical Solver. IN Global coordinate, Only Y-component is free and rotational at z-axis is free. the others are fixed. what a kind of support type do I need to use? Do I combinate suppor types? If I can, displacement support for moving in y-components and what else support for only roational at z-axis? This simulation is for vibration of thin plate using FSI. But I got an warning in support conditons and got an error about force conversion. Any ideas welcome. Thanks in advance? |
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