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What is the difference between True Status, Sticking & Bonded for Prestress Modal?

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    • January 25, 2023 at 7:34 am
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      Following is the explanation from ANSYS help; True Status: Uses the current contact status from the restart snapshot. If the previous run for parent static structural is nonlinear, then the nonlinear contact status at the point of restart is frozen and used throughout the linear perturbation analysis. Force Sticking: Uses sticking contact stiffness for the frictional contact pairs, even when the status is sliding (that is, the no sliding status is allowed). This option only applies to contact pairs whose frictional coefficient is greater than zero. Force Bonding: Uses bonded contact stiffness and status for contact pairs that are in the closed (sticking/sliding) state.

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