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Hi, what should I do to deprive degrees of freedom as on both screenshots? I mean like on the second screenshot so it take DOF for two dimension (radial movment of the model simuleiting bearing) and like on first screenshot.
I will be greateful if somebody of you can explain me it step by step. Screenshot 1: https://ibb.co/f03SBm Screenshot 2: https://ibb.co/kjdoHR What is it NFOR and UFOR? Thanks for help. |
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I found out how to add DOF. Could somebody explain me what is NFOR and UFOR?
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