2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11044-019-09717-w
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Frictional contact analysis of sliding joints with clearances between flexible beams and rigid holes in flexible multibody systems

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“…(25). It is worth mentioning that the convective coordinates are discontinuous when the slave node Q slides across the plate element boundaries in the large sliding case [51,52], see in Fig. 8b.…”
Section: Tangential Contactmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…(25). It is worth mentioning that the convective coordinates are discontinuous when the slave node Q slides across the plate element boundaries in the large sliding case [51,52], see in Fig. 8b.…”
Section: Tangential Contactmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…An approach overcoming the discontinuity problem was proposed in Ref. [51], which transforms the convective coordinates from the element coordinate system to the body coordinate system. This algorithm is limited to the case of rectangular elements with uniform meshes and is not suitable for triangular contact elements.…”
Section: Tangential Contactmentioning
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“…Gay Neto et al [38] proposed a formulation to handle pointwise frictional contact interaction of beam-shell using the degeneration of the local contact problem. Tang and Liu [39] modeled the frictional contact in sliding joints with clearances, and generalized the regularized Coulomb friction law into ANCF beam and rigid hole considering the stick-slip transition. Lei et al [40] presented a strong coupling modelling method for the rigid bodies and the large deformed beams in contact interaction with the granular matter to simulate the flexible brush sampling process.…”
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confidence: 99%