Hello everyone
I have two components, A and B, each made from distinct materials.These components are in contact with one another under specific boundary and loading conditions. Considering this contact, can I conduct a finite element analysis using MATLAB's Partial Differential Equation (PDE) Toolbox?
I haven't found a command to define the contact between the two parts, and most of the examples I've seen only address simple analyses of individual components.
I would greatly appreciate any assistance with this. THANK YOU!
Engr. Tufail Thank you for your reply. I couldn't do it using the PDE toolbox either. Do you think maybe I can do it via COMSOL using LiveLink for MATLAB? What is important to me is to do this simulation using the MATLAB environment.
Dear Golbarg,
Search Google using the keyword: "Can we define the contact between two objects in MATLAB?" The first and second links, which belong to MathWorks (MATLAB), may help you model the contact between two solid elements. If they are not helpful, you may need to use other software such as Abaqus, ANSYS, LS-DYNA, SolidWorks, and so on.
Best regards, Hossein
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