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Old   March 25, 2016, 19:55
Default Stress is zero in Explicit Dynamics (impact test)
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Hello
I was trying to simulate impact test for a very simple part. Anyway, I made the wall rigid and delete the connection between the part and the wall, but when I run the simulation the part goes through the wall (no impact occurs), if I bring the connection back, the part hits the wall and a deformation results appears. But in both cases the stress is still zero.

I couldn't find out the problem, hope someone can help me.

If you want to look to the file you can download it from here

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_...msxbFpUdFNoU2c

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