Properly set up the temperature and pressure conditions to ensure they are applied to the workpiece. If you're encountering issues where the temperature and pressure are not being applied, here are some potential troubleshooting steps:

1. Verify material properties: Ensure that you have assigned appropriate material properties to the workpiece in DEFORM 2D. The material properties, such as thermal conductivity and specific heat, directly affect how temperature is applied and distributed in the workpiece.

2. Check boundary conditions: Review the boundary conditions you have specified for the workpiece. Make sure you have properly defined the temperature and pressure boundary conditions at the appropriate regions of the workpiece. Check that the boundary conditions are correctly assigned and activated in the simulation setup.

3. Check element types: Ensure that the elements used to mesh the workpiece are capable of incorporating temperature and pressure effects. In DEFORM 2D, elements such as "convection" or "heat transfer" elements are typically used to model thermal effects. Similarly, "pressure" or "contact" elements may be necessary to capture pressure effects. Verify that the elements used in the workpiece mesh support the desired thermal and pressure behavior.

4. Element connectivity: Double-check that the mesh connectivity is correct. Ensure that the elements are correctly connected to each other and form a coherent mesh. Inaccurate connectivity can lead to improper transfer of temperature and pressure between elements, resulting in issues with their application.

5. Review simulation settings: Review the simulation settings and parameters in DEFORM 2D. Verify that you have set up the simulation correctly, including time steps, material models, solver settings, and any specific parameters related to temperature and pressure application. Incorrect settings could prevent the appropriate application of temperature and pressure.

6. Consult DEFORM 2D documentation or support: If you have followed the above steps and are still experiencing issues, it's recommended to refer to the DEFORM 2D software documentation or contact their technical support. They can provide specific guidance and help troubleshoot the issue based on your simulation setup and the specific version of the software you are using.

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