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Tie constraint

Posted 19 déc. 2017, 07:27 UTC−5 3 Replies

Sherry
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Dear all,

In Abaqus there is a connection model called ''tie constraint''. Is there any equivalent to this connection type in COMSOL?

Thanks

3 Replies Last Post 20 déc. 2017, 10:39 UTC−5
Henrik Sönnerlind COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 7 years ago 20 déc. 2017, 05:02 UTC−5

By using an Identity Pair together with Continuity in the physics interface you will get an analogous coupling.

Regards,

Henrik

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Henrik Sönnerlind
COMSOL
By using an Identity Pair together with Continuity in the physics interface you will get an analogous coupling. Regards, Henrik
Sherry
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Posted: 7 years ago 20 déc. 2017, 05:57 UTC−5

Hi Henrik,

Thanks for your reply. In a paper, it was mentioned that they have used tie constraint to make a perfect bonding between shell and solid in ABAQUS. So, does it mean they have used identity pair and Continuity for shell-solid perfect connection?

Kind regards

Hi Henrik, Thanks for your reply. In a paper, it was mentioned that they have used tie constraint to make a perfect bonding between shell and solid in ABAQUS. So, does it mean they have used identity pair and Continuity for shell-solid perfect connection? Kind regards
Henrik Sönnerlind COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 7 years ago 20 déc. 2017, 10:39 UTC−5

Hi Shaghayegh,

In that case, you should use a Solid-Shell Connection multiphysics coupling.

Regards,

Henrik

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Henrik Sönnerlind
COMSOL
Hi Shaghayegh, In that case, you should use a Solid-Shell Connection multiphysics coupling. Regards, Henrik

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