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October 7, 2004, 09:01 |
piston movement
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I have a simple theoretical question which i can't answer. How we solve the motion of a piston, when the latter attaches the bottom of the cylinder? We all know that this leads to a negative volume message (the fluid cells doesn't exist more)! how we deviate this problem?
*Assume that i want to solve it with dynamic and not deforming motions. |
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